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Died. John Boettiger, 50, Chicago newsman who became a national celebrity as the husband (1935 to 1949) of Franklin Roosevelt's only daughter, Anna; in a leap, from a seventh-floor hotel room; in Manhattan. Reporter Boettiger met energetic Anna Roosevelt Dall while covering her father's 1932 campaign for the Chicago Tribune. Three years later, after both won divorces, they were married in the Roosevelts' Manhattan town house. In 1936, Hearst hired the Boettigers to take over his shaky Seattle Post Intelligencer. Publisher John and Women's Editor Anna made the paper editorially pro-Administration...
...first and only great-grandchild was already taking his appointed place in the family circle. Nicholas Delano ("Little Bear") Seagraves-his mother, Anna Eleanor Dall Boettiger ("Sistie") Seagraves, is the eldest child of the Roosevelts' eldest child, Anna-hit his first-year mark, obliged the birdie with what might well become another famous grin...
...Santa Monica, Calif., Curtis ("Buzzie") Roosevelt Dall, grandson of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt and remembered as a White House favorite when he was a child, was a big boy now (20); he applied for a license to marry Miss Robin V. Edwards, 21, of California...
Playwright Logan's Lucy Andree Rans-dall is turned into a rather more aware heroine, and amorously lost lady, than Chekhov's Madame Ranevskaya. Helen Hayes plays the part with resourcefulness and brightness, and serves (more than anything in the play) as a kind of handrail through the evening. For Logan has not learned Chekhov's trick of creating drama by evading it, has not his ability to seem at once compassionate and inexorable...
HarvardOpp. Points 35 145 First Downs 51 69 Running (yds.) 315 1110 Passing (yds.) 486 436 Forwards 80 57 Forwards Completed 34 31 Passes Intercepted by 1 8 Fumbles 13 9 Dall Lost Funbles...