Word: cousinly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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While Hearst and Patterson-McCormick newspapers snapped and snarled at each other in Chicago last week (see col. 2). a curious alliance was effected in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Eleanor Medill Patterson (sister of Joseph Medill Patterson and cousin of Robert Rutherford McCormick, co-publishers of Chicago Tribune, New York Daily News and Liberty} became editor-in-chief of Hearst's Washington Herald...
...horrible husband. When Jean has given up hope of getting her love, he deliberately contracts tuberculosis and dies. She remains faithful to his memory and reveres him as if he had been a saint. But if he had recovered, she would never have forgiven him. Second part: Fernand Cazenave, cousin of Jean Pelouéyre, has been his widowed mother's darling from infancy. They quarrel, however, almost continuously. The mother is a frightful old woman, whose one fear is that her son will marry and thus get away from her. Eventually, a middle-aged man, he does marry...
...Also nominated: Nicholas Roosevelt, New York Times editorial writer, third cousin of Governor Theodore Roosevelt of Porto Rico, to be Vice Governor-General of the Philippines...
...government. In despair Rudolph wined and wenched till late at night, but always rose betimes for his full-scheduled, boring days. When he saw 16-year-old Marie Vetsera at the theatre he liked her, but nothing might have come of it had it not been for his scheming cousin who acted as go-between. Marie and the Prince soon adored each other; he thought of a morganatic union. But when he foolishly sought the Pope's assistance in annulling his marriage, the Emperor heard of it and made him promise to see Marie only once again. Rudolph kept...
Married. Prince Luis de Bourbon, 41, cousin of King Alfonso XIII of Spain, former fiance of Mrs. Mabelle Gilman Corey, onetime Broadway beauty who broke off with him after he demanded a dowry of $200,000, an annual income of $10,000, plus $2,000 yearly pocket money; and Princess Amedee de Broglie, 70, member of the oldest French noble families...