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...from Syracuse to New York City, he declared a public holiday. New York City's hedgehopping Mayor flew over the field, circled several times, winged off. ∙ ∙ In Portland, Ore., an empty car rolled away from the curb, rammed a car driven by former Senator Rush Dew Holt of West Virginia...
TIME said: "TIME was technically correct in calling Rush Holt the youngest man ever 'elected' to the Senate, etc." TIME was riot even remotely "technically" correct. John H. Eaton was the youngest man to be elected or to serve in the U.S. Senate. . . . [After his original appointment] Eaton was elected by the legislature of Tennessee in January 1819, at which time he lacked almost 18 months of having reached the constitutional age of 30 years...
...propaganda broadcasts, the British press bustled. Front-paged the London Daily Mirror: "Wodehouse . . . lived luxuriously here because Britain laughed with him, but when the laughter was out of his country's heart, Wodehouse was not ready to share her sufferings. ..." Commented the Daily Express' subacid Columnist Paul Holt: "[Wodehouse is] one of the best loved Englishmen alive, [but] he is now using quite a short spoon to sup with the devil. . . . Life in hell is good to live, I guess, if you are Mister Lucifer's personal guest...
Married. Rush Dew Holt, 36, once the baby Senator from West Virginia; and Helen Froelich, 27, Washington schoolteacher; in Gridley...
...TIME was technically correct in calling Rush Holt the youngest man ever "elected" to the Senate, but Reader Wallen's old friend is right in declaring John Henry Eaton-appointed to a seat in 1818-the youngest man ever to hold a Senate seat...