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...shoes and decided that there must be an easier way. It grew up under Colonel Lewis Walker, who wore Judson's invention on his high-topped shoes and gave up law at the age of 60 to devote his full time and fortune to making Judson's "clasp locker and unlocker" a success...
...which was: "The people of the Soviet Union, now fighting a great patriotic war in defense of their country . . . extend their ardent greetings to the American people on the occasion of their glorious national holiday. ... It is altogether fitting on this occasion for the American and Russian people to clasp hands more firmly...
...politico from plebeian Grassy Point across the Hudson and downstream. Mr. Roosevelt does not remember that meeting; it was at a crowded reception in Manhattan. Jim Farley does, in every detail, down to what his bride said, and the feel of his palm in Franklin Roosevelt's hurried clasp. Their real acquaintance began at the Democratic National Convention...
...Salvation Army mobilized for peace-prayer services throughout the world. In London spry, 72-year-old General Evangeline Booth led 500 of her followers to a hall on the bank of the Thames, put them through prayer-drill with martial commands, "Shut your eyes!" "Clasp your hands!" "Get down on your knees!" "Stand...
...years ago. Since then the British attitude on Ethiopia, the French attitude on Spain, have thrown them into each other's arms. "My visit to Germany," read the Italian Dictator's official advance announcement last week, "is wholly a matter of the heart. . . . The two peoples will clasp hands . . . and will march side by side in the future, for this future belongs to us. . . . My visit is a demonstration for a common policy of STRONG PEACE...