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...Cartersville, Ga. Negro Pinkie Frazier climbed a 102-ft. chimney, gibbered at 20,000 onlookers, threatened would-be rescuers with bricks. Cried a Negro preacher before Pinkie fell to his death: "You sho' is nearer Heaven than you'll ever be again...
...Brookline High Wood, Hamilton H. 18 187 6.3 Noble & Greenough GUARDS Abramson, Howard J. 17 176 5.10 Boston Latin Bailen, Richmond 18 155 5.11 Roxbury Latin Blaine, Graham B. Jr. 18 152 5.9 St. George's Blood, Henry W. 17 150 5.8 Newton High Curtis, Frazier 18 170 6.1 Middlesex Hall, Charles B. 18 173 6. Brooks Fahr, Samuel M. 18 175 5.10 Blake Harrington, Vincent 17 156 5.11 Boston Latin Heskell, Carrick W. 19 169 5.9 St. Mark's Jones, E. Powis 18 162 5.9 Exeter Motley, Herbert J. 19 140 5.6 Groton Polansky, Norman...
...Boston strengthened a report that the priest had been engaging in a third-party flirtation with Joseph B. Ely. That two-time Governor of Massachusetts quickly denied knowing anything about it. Six hours before Father Coughlin went on the air, Representative Lemke, House member of the famed team of Frazier & Lemke, whose last bill proposed to lift farm mortgages with $3,000,000,000 worth of greenbacks (TIME, May 25), announced himself the Union Party's candidate for President. Picked to run with this Yale law graduate as Vice-Presidential candidate was a Harvardman, Thomas Charles O'Brien...
...hours the debate grew more & more bitter as it grew more & more certain that the Frazier-Lemke bill was doomed. Near the end Minnesota's Farmer-Laborite Richard Thompson Buckler turned violently on the bill's opponents: "You big shots will get credit for killing the bill. But you little fellows will just get hell. You will find someone else warming your seats here next year, while you run around begging a ticket...
With the liveliest debate of the session off their chests, Representatives finally voted down the Frazier-Lemke bill. 235-10-142. Imperturbably Representative Lemke announced: "We won-because there will be eliminations in the November contests." Next day he reintroduced his defeated bill, "to attempt to clear up misrepresentations of the bill which have been spread throughout the country...