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...forever. The Junkers bethought themselves and took council as to what could be done. What they, and all the citizens of Prussia, did to restore the power and the glory of their country will be told today at 10 o'clock in Harvard 1 by Professor Fay...
...Regeneration of Prussia," Professor Fay, Harvard...
Entering the Harvard Law School direct from U. S. Army service in 1919, Mr. Simpson led his class in the Freshman year, and for that was awarded the Sears Prize. At graduation he again led his class and received the Fay Diploma. He was on the Law Review for two years. The degree of Summa cum Laude has been only established since 1927, four men having received it in five years. Mr. Simpson's standing would have warranted that award had it been in existence at that time...
...Leavitt was "a victim of circumstances." The President's sister, back from her club meeting in Hollywood, said the same thing about her husband. Brother-in-Law Leavitt also won sympathetic support from a famed father-in-law. Santa Monica's Chief of Police Clarence Webb, whose daughter Fay is the wife of Crooner Rudy Vallee, declared: "I don't believe Leavitt's a bootlegger. I believe his story. But the arrest was legitimate and I'll stand squarely behind...
...biography is extraordinarily well rounded and refreshing, refurbishing every facet of a well dusted personality. Where others worship, Fay sits in admiration. Where some debunk, he is content to admit the frailty of man. "This man, who is not conspicuous because he possessed a just sense of proportion, threw in his lot with that of his country. His glory is the patrimony of civilization. Others are born eloquent; he was born legendary...