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...CRIMSON news candidate yesterday pleaded "not guilty" in Third District Court to charges that he attempted to steal a wallet from the desk of a Cambridge police sergeant...
...derived from such an organization, and when no such benefits are forthcoming, the Council throws the issue up to an apathetic student body. The students in their turn are ill-informed and disinterested--to them there is no issue at stake, no burning questions, nothing which involves their wallet or their ethics...
TIME, March 18 says: "The Depression-time rarity, the $20 bill, has come to be at home in everybody's wallet"-maybe in everybody's but the Joe on the fixed income. If you see one of those double sawbucks, that is an orphan looking for a home, give it this address. Many that have been shunted to the mothballs haven't viewed the countenance of Andrew Jackson for such a long period that your picture of same was mistaken for that Tennessee minstrel minus...
...Jackson. The New Normalcy is not only the process of ensuring prosperity. It is learning to live with what is already here. The Depression-time rarity, the $20 bill engraved with the thin-lipped countenance of Andrew Jackson, has come to be at home in everybody's wallet. In a tangible way, while soothsayers write of a fearful and cautious population, the $20 bill has produced a new "Age of Jackson" and a new age of confidence. And the very familiarity of long green seems to have eased the pursuit of the dollar that Europeans firmly believe...
...Embassy-sometimes fondly called "the Boodle Man." The traveler is handed an envelope containing the boodle: as much as $500 in French francs. From then on, the visitor is on his own, needs only to check in with the embassy's boodle man to replenish his wallet. In 1955 in Paris alone, some 700 Junketeers availed themselves of this service, to the tune of $100,000; in 1956, the number dropped to 400, the amount...