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Doldrums & Dope. LIFE-NBC, which had stolen the show at the conventions, claimed a majority of the TV audience. A two-hour check by C.E. Hooper* in New York City gave it more than twice the rating of its runner-up, ABC. Unlike the rest, it never took a rest...
It was Augustus Klock, a cheerful little Ethical teacher, who first introduced Robert to a laboratory. Klock wore Herbert Hoover collars, had a fund of jokes and a communicable delight in chemistry and physics. Julius Oppenheimer-who had begun to consider his son as a kind of public trust-arranged...
Birth of a Giant. Palmer switched the company from collars to shirts. Sales fell at first, to a depression low of less than $10 million in 1932, but under Palmer's vigorous pushing of the new product they soon recovered. The company was also lucky in its Vice President...
To the Congress of Europe, as it called itself, some 600 delegates had thronged. Among them were hundreds of parliamentarians and a few ex-premiers (Churchill himself, France's Paul Reynaud and Paul Ramadier), but none was present in any official capacity and none traveled on government funds. There...
True, the same freezing gusts that cancelled the baseball game swirled down into the Stadium, keeping coat collars and times fairly high up. But the Crimson will have to improve in several events this week if it is to cope with Rhode Island State here Saturday.