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...France other American correspondents who are attached to the Ninth Air Force backed up their ousted colleagues. Cabled the New York Herald Tribune's Jack Tait: "Correspondents have been told that they must confine the bulk of their activities to coverage of Ninth Air Force news [or] seek reassignment elsewhere. ... It seemed inconceivable that one group engaged in this war would consider publicity for itself more precious than giving the U.S. the story of this...
Married. Adah Wilson McCormick, 38, widow of Harold Fowler McCormick, harvester millionaire; and George Tait II, 30, aircraft engineer; in Phoenix. Longtime nurse of McCormick, who left her a fortune when he died at 69 a year ago, she was his third wife (first: Edith Rockefeller; second: Diva Ganna Walska...
...High School; Arthur I. Neyhus, Boston, Public Latin School, Boston; Gardner W. Pope, Bridgewater, Bridgewater High School; William D. Quinn, West Roxbury, Roslindale High School; Irving Rudman, Dorchester, Public Latin School, Boston; Thomas Ryan, Quincy, North Quincy High School; John J. Shea, Boston, Public Latin School, Boston; Charles W. Tait, Dorchester, Public Latin School, Boston; Nicholas Tawa, West Roxbury, Roslindale High School; Paul D. Tibbetts, Winchendon, Murdock High School, Winchendon; Alexander A. Ullrich, Hyde Park, Hyde Park High School; John R. White Andover, Phillips Academy, Andover; and Leonard M. Wright Jr., Milton, Milton Academy...
...want a brighter England," said Architect Tait. "I want to see gloom banished from the grey industrial areas. I want great simplicity in design, good proportion, more light, more color, more lakes and more fountains. . . . Needs and modern materials will dictate our architecture. It will have to be functional but it will not be ugly, cubist or arrogantly advanced...
...task of national replanning went to stuffy but astute Minister of Works and Buildings Sir John Reith. With the assistance of Consulting Engineer Colonel Howard Humphreys as Director of Works, and Architect Thomas S. Tait as Director of Standardization, he last week submitted a reconstruction plan of vast perspective to the Cabinet. In it he recommended that such Gordian knots as land-tenure complexities and conflicting powers of local authorities be resolutely slashed, that reconstruction be planned on a mammoth scale with decentralized industry, new housing arrangements and social amenities for workers, highway planning, and reapportionment of land...