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Oats in Gas Tank. Amid these partisan attempts to create a personality issue out of the Speaker, Pundit Walter Lippmann delivered his Olympian opinion in the New York Herald Tribune...
...failure of Governor Roosevelt to make a better showing in his first test of strength in the urban East caused sharpshooting Pundit Walter Lippmann to write in the New York Herald Tribune...
...Hoover method of economizing-by-committee failed to win the support of Liberal Pundit Walter Lippmann, once the President's close friend, now his keenest critic. Writing in the arch-Republican New York Herald Tribune last week Pundit Lippmann declared...
President Arthur Stanley Pease of Amherst College resigned last January to become professor of Latin & Greek at Harvard (TIME, Jan. 25). An earnest, retiring pundit, steeped in the classics, he is little known to his students, resembles greatly Amherst's Trustee Calvin Coolidge. Who would succeed him? Students planned to petition for Headmaster Alfred Ernest Stearns of Phillips Academy, Andover, but campus newspapers spiked the idea. There was idle talk that Trustee Coolidge, often seen about the campus, might take the post. Neither of these was elected last week. Amherst's eleventh president is to be Stanley King, 48, retired...
...Later, with amused detachment, he conjured up Elizabeth. In Portraits in Miniature he selected such piquant souls as Sir John Harington. who, "suddenly inspired," invented the water-closet. Spindle-shanked, bespectacled, reclusive, with a long red beard and a high falsetto voice, he was the point of many a pundit's quip.* Died. Paul Moritz Warburg, 63, famed banker, board chairman of The Manhattan Co. and (also founder) the International Acceptance Bank; of hypostatic pneumonia after a long illness; in Manhattan. Member of a potent Hamburg banking family (M. M. Warburg & Co., founded 1798), he married Nina, daughter...