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Speakers will include F. O. Matthiesseu, professor of History and Literature, Clyde K. B. Kluckhohn, associate professor of Anthropology. Edwin C. Kemble, professor of Physics and Preston Roberts '43, C. L. Barber '35, will act as moderator, and the audience, which will include several instructors and professors, will participate in the discussion...
George Allison Wilson, 58, Iowa, who moved up from the Governorship by beating Senator Clyde L. Herring (who had the personal blessing of lowan Henry Wallace). A rugged six-footer who likes to fish and to work in his garden, Wilson is an honest but unspectacular politico whose hat has been in one ring or another almost ever since he got out of law school...
...Clyde Pangborn, famed 'round-the-world flyer of 1931, now an RAFerryman, was sued in Montreal by his wife for $400 a month separate maintenance. Barbara Bennett Downey Randall, sister of Cinemactresses Constance and Joan Bennett, lost her fight for custody of her five children. The Connecticut judge who ruled the children should stay with their father, Crooner Morton Downey, recalled that the mother had remarried a few days after the divorce, found she had "permitted volatile infatuation to be substituted for mother love." Cinecomic Red Skelton's wife Edna announced she was moving out as his wife...
...rose red-faced Kansas Republican Clyde Martin Reed: "You are going directly contrary to the law. This is absolutely the worst case of bad faith I have ever seen." Charged potato-minded Maine Republican Ralph O. Brewster: "You have condemned us to 65% of parity . . . we've got to move 15,000,000 bushels of potatoes and you have forbidden us the parity price provided by law." Fast-moving Jimmy Byrnes came back with a rush, explained that he was only doing what the President had told him to do. Snapped the ex-Supreme Court Justice: "If I believed...
Most Senators and Representatives stayed in Washington. One who hurried home was Iowa's New Dealing Senator Clyde La Verne Herring. Regarded as Iowa's best vote-getting Democrat, Clyde Herring stands in imminent prospect of defeat at the hands of long-faced Republican Governor George A. Wilson. Venerable George Norris planned to go back to Nebraska, if there was a lull in Senate work, to make a personal appeal for reelection. George Norris' job now is to head off front-running Republican Kenneth S. Wherry, automobile and furniture dealer and embalmer. Known in every part...