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Divorced. Raymond ("Ray") Moley, 62, onetime New Deal Brain-Truster and short-time Assistant Secretary of State (1933), now a contributing editor and columnist for Newsweek; by Eva Dall Moley, 59; after 32 years of marriage, two children; in Cleveland...
...Class of 1945: Robert Chapin Alsop, Loring Burgess Jr., Richard Wendell Johnson, George John Kirn, Donald Nelson Michael, Raymond Moley 2d, Reed Moyer, Richard Joseph Ward, Lucien Hynes Warner Jr., Jack Harris Zinkow...
...wrote these Whitmanesque lines in a windy piece of free verse. America paid little attention. At Columbia University the regents sometimes seemed to resent Professor Tugwell's attempts to remake that small corner of the U.S. But he won the admiration of his next-door neighbor, Professor Raymond Moley, and packed off to Washington with him in 1933, to become one of Franklin Roosevelt's first brain-trusters. Disfavor, as it must to all favorites, came to blunt Rex Tugwell; he was shipped off to Puerto Rico, where for the past four years he has been the island...
...Raymond Moley, after seven months of professorial commentating, decided to call it quits, said that he was too busy with other jobs and besides "there isn't enough to talk about...
Tired of Hays Office punctiliousness, some member-studios have from time to time moved to resign (six-month notice from United Artists is on file now). But only Warner Bros, has gone through with it. Author Moley believes the Hays Office is here to stay...