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...Harvard Foundation, the luncheon climaxed a two-day reunion of graduate schools alumni...
...Class of 35 held a banquet, and the Class of '40 had a buffet lunch, a class meeting, and a banquet, as it began its two-day reunion...
...President whirled through his two-day visit to Missouri at a collar-wilting pace. His first morning in St. Louis he was awake at 5:15, shaved and dressed at 5:30, and out striding along downtown sidewalks at 5:45. At one point during his jaunt he spotted a naval enlisted man named William Hall, standing on the sidewalk in a heated post-dawn argument with a taxi driver. The President tapped the bluejacket on the shoulder and asked: "Where did you get all those battle stars, sailor?" Hall whirled, goggled, hauled himself to attention and stammered an answer...
...When the two-day conference was over, Herbert Morrison had sold the Labor Party on moderation. This week the party's national executive committee was scheduled to start speedy work on a platform which would offer something to everybody. Among probable planks: a halt in nationalization, continued derationing (see below), lowered food costs, and some thawing of the wage freeze. Labor hoped to stave off another election until next year, but with so uncertain a majority in the House of Commons, the party had to have a good platform in stock...
Lowell's total for the two-day meet was 36 1/2 points, exactly half Kirkland's score. Eliot was a distant third, with 21 points, while Adams and Winthrop tied for fourth with 16 each...