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HARVARD PRINCETON Keyes as c, Jones Macdonald, cf. . 1b, Gefaell Pitchford, lf, ss, Pearson Lovett, rf lf, MacCoy Buckley, 2b cf, Crosby Tully, 1b rf, Tate Fulton, c 2b, Foote Merrill, 3b 3b, Plumor Healey, p p, Rowe or Carmichael...
Britisher Byron Charles Tate, a member of the Griswold-Harkness Expedition (1934-35) to the East Indies, sued Explorer Lawrence Tarleton Knutsford Griswold for $100,000 for defamation of character because of an incident in Griswold's book, Tombs, Travel and Trouble. Grounds: Tate never attempted to seduce the wife of a headhunter...
Died. Music Hall Comedian Harry Tate (real name: Ronald Macdonald Hutchison), 67, Britain's W. C. Fields; of heart trouble, after being struck in the head by anti-aircraft shell splinters; in Surrey, England...
GEORGE T. TATE...
...gallery after European gallery did something about hiding its treasures and museum pieces (TIME, Sept. 4), Egypt's National Museum reburied old King Tutankhamen and London's famed Tate let it be known that up to August 31 more than 60% of its 2,600 pictures and 400 pieces of sculpture had been removed to three large country houses, locations unannounced. Already moved were 140 canvases of the late great pre-Impressionist Joseph Mallord William Turner. On the floor near the ladies' lavatory, still waiting their turn for evacuation, were the sculptures of very-much alive Jacob...