Word: references
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...another article in which you seethingly criticise me for publishing something about Helen Wills' romance and refer to me as editor and publisher of the Graphic. I am not the editor or publisher-in fact, I never saw the article to which you refer. I write daily editorials for the Graphic and that is about my only connection with its preparation for the press. There are many other falsehoods just about as extreme as these. In fact, the writer of the articles must be filled with a venomous hatred for Macfadden and everything he stands...
...sons he left behind in Spain had adequately defended their father's honor last week, their swords would have been dripping with the gore of half the artillery officers in Madrid, for these gentry, who hated Primo de Rivera, seldom refer to him in public today without an oath plus an expectoration...
Those We Love. If the prevalence of a dramatic theme is any indication of the mores of the general public, then the U. S. must be full of married couples who are trying to decide whether occasional infidelities, particularly the husband's, affect what they refer to as their love. George Abbot and S. K. Lauren have written a suburban drama, in which the former appears, about a novelist who goes to a hotel with a discontented matron Awhile his wife is out of town. He is duly repentant and places no great significance on his sexual tangent. The wife...
...proposed repeal of the Baby Volstead Act in Massachusetts, he is correct. If by "marshalled arguments more skilfully" he means that Boston College was able to get away without giving specific, comprehensive answers to pertinent questions, asked by the Harvard speakers, he is correct. If "serious and dignified" refer to demeanor, probably he is correct. I believe that the diction of the Boston College speakers was better. Undoubtedly, they excelled in oratory. The Boston College speakers appeared to be giving memorized speeches, the Harvard speakers were speaking extemporaneously...
Sirs: I am pained to observe that in your current issue (TIME, Feb. 10) you refer to the "Welsh Guards...