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Stout wrote: "Germans like Paul Wohl and Prince Lowenstein start a campaign (in the New York Herald Tribune) to put over Erwin Bumke as a 'good' German with whom we could deal in confidence." [Author Stout also said: "In the anatomy of the German rattlesnake, the rantings of Hitler are merely the rattle; it is men like Bumke . . . who share their views and their disease, that carry the deadly poison of Pan-Germanism...
Died. Gladys Frazin Lowenstein Gilmore Lehne Banks, 38, onetime actress who played Tondeleyo in White Cargo, divorced wife of Cinema Producer Monty Banks; after a six-story plunge from her parents' apartment; in Manhattan...
James Cahn '39, Paul L. Franken '40, Frank E. Greene '38, William B. Kehl '40, Bertrand E. Lowenstein '39, Henry R. Borweb, Jr. '40, Isidore N. Rosenberg...
...with the tale that Lincoln's assassin escaped from the burning barn near Fredericksburg, Va., became a conscience-stricken wanderer, killed himself in Enid, Okla. in 1903 (TIME, Dec. 28, 1931). Some other legendary survivors: Louis Charles, Dauphin of France; Earl Kitchener; Tsar Nicholas II; Belgian Banker Alfred Lowenstein. As the years passed there grew up in the North Carolina countryside a firm belief that Peter Stuart Ney had actually been the Marshal of France. Amateur historians delved into the matter, wrote earnest monographs and pamphlets. Their explanation: Marshal Ney's firing squad was composed...
...first two goals were made by Bill Parquetto and George Roberts on line bucks of four and seven yards, but after that the Lowenstein forces monopolized the scoring. Their first score came when Stuart snagged a pass on the left from Lowenstein who was in the quarterback position, while the next two the team leader made himself...