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Tie-In. Though Texas had to be paid off before it moved, the resulting production boost will solve some problems for oil lifters. Jersey Standard Oil President M. J. Rathbone told a House committee that in order to get 1,365,000 bbl. of fuel oil for Europe, his buyers...
The Old Vic's excellent production of Macbeth is marred slightly by a very understandable trait: invention. Since next to Hamlet, Macbeth contains the largest number of familiar episodes and speeches, any company that approaches it is challenged constantly, and most feel the need to perform each moment better than...
Shrieking Leap. The woman Milan critics now call Goddess Callas was born Maria Anna Sofia Cecilia Kalogeropoulos at dawn on Dec. 3, 1923 in Manhattan's Flower Hospital, four months after her parents arrived from Athens. In Greece her father had been a successful pharmacist. But in the U.S...
"In my experience," Farnsworth says, "the present college generation has to a large extent either overcome, or else has not acquired the idea that seeing a psychiatrist is a disgrace, that it is an admission that one is crazy or a weakling, or that it it an unwanted luxury."
But in 1940, when this newspaper was saying that FDR was "surrounded by war-minded Anglophile advisers" who were pushing the country into an unwanted and unnecessary war in which we would "pay in the currency of blood," the University heeded its spokesman and voted for Willkie 2345 to 1705...