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...Long quoted from the Bible, tried to look up his quotation in the Book of Hosea, found it was not there. So he expounded some other passages instead. Then he asked how many Senators had read the Schechter case decision. Only Idaho's Borah held up his hand. Thereupon Senator Long proceeded to expound...
...football field in Princeton's Palmer Stadium in 1914. he decided that the sides of the field should be banked, started grading by digging a deep marginal moat. Belatedly it was pointed out that the proposed embankment would be dangerous to footballers forced out of bounds. Thereupon, the moat was turned into a cinder track whose unusual depth of ballast surprised one & all by providing a remarkably springy surface. Thus an accident accounts for what many a runner considers the world's fastest track, a smooth, black 440-yd. oval on which in the past two years...
...series with John Edward Lovelock, the little New Zealand medical student with a collection of blazers from Otago, Oxford and London Universities. With Lovelock, Bonthron has come out on top only once in four races. At Princeton in 1933 Lovelock lowered the world record to 4 min., 7.6 sec. Thereupon Cunningham at Princeton last year dropped it to 4 min., 6.7 sec. Princeton's enthusiastic Coach Matt Geis looked to Lovelock to do something even more extraordinary last week. "Bonthron and I expect he will be able to do 4:05," said...
...pointed out that he was the product of such a marriage, asked if he considered himself a poor product. When Hearn confessed that he thought he was, she asked: "What about our children? Is it right to acclaim to the world the poor product of such a marriage?" Thereupon Hearn destroyed his manuscript. "I think of that manuscript now," his son remarks frankly, "and imagine all sorts of things...
...Group Theatre (TIME, April 8). With lines as pointed as a stiletto, with a unique technical trick which used the theatre audience as spectators at a taxi union's mass meeting, Waiting for Lefty turned out to be a crashing success in tolerant Manhattan.* Thereupon, one by one, 32 League groups produced the show in the country at large and the trouble began. Plays of the calibre of Mr. Morgan's Nightmare had evidently been beneath the notice of the American Legion, Friends of New Germany and other illiberal groups. But Waiting for Lefty, aside from forcefully presenting...