Word: shamed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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George Norris was speaking from a desk piled high with letters, telegrams which said what a crying shame it was that Nebraska had seen fit to unseat Independent Norris, elect instead genial, energetic Kenneth Wherry, 50, an anti-New Deal Republican ("but no obstructionist...
...which both rolls 'em in the aisles and keeps them chuckling the morning after. The acting throughout the picture is superb with Ginger playing her three-faced part without dropping a stitch and the pseudo-sophisticated cadets, just Sue-Sue's age, throw a line at Ginger which would shame anything around the Square for pure brass and military strategy. Benchley's all too short appearance packs into a few shots what some comedians needs a lifetime to get across...
Highlights of his thickly Teutonic two-day testimony, given without shame...
According to Morin, the most discouraging exhibition at last Saturday's game was given by the numerous students in the cheering sections who get up and left before "Fair Harvard" had been sung. Describing the mass exodus as a "damn shame" he said that it was a good index of the torpid condition of the school's spirit...
...story goes that in 1935 the Germans had overproduced chemists to such an extent that there were about a dozen Ph.D.s in organic chemistry on the Berlin police force. I recall with shame that a group at a national meeting of the American Chemical Society thought that was really funny and an indication of just how dumb the Germans were. You can wager that those chemists are no longer on the police force. Neither are they in the army...