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...Dilling looked coldly at her codefendant, peppery Mrs. Lois de Lafayette ("T.N.T.") Washburn, who favored delighted photographers with a stiff-armed Nazi salute. Florid, convivial Edward James Smythe, onetime speaker at Bund and Ku Klux Klan rallies, held up proceedings for two days while FBI agents were sent to fetch him, spluttering indignantly, from a fishing trip near the Canadian border. There were also George Deatherage, founder of the Knights of the White Camellia; Howard Victor Broenstrupp, alias the Duke of St. Saba, alias Count Cherep-Spiridovich, etc. Nine of the defendants were already interned or in jail. They arrived...
...other two dinners scheduled for the same evenings are those for Chaplains of the Protestant Episcopal Churches and the Disciples of Christ. The former will be held at the Faculty Club with Bishop Henry K. Sherrill and Dean Henry Bradford Washburn of the Episcopal Church's Army and Navy Commission as hosts...
...Episcopal Chaplains convened at the Harvard Faculty Club Wednesday night. The Right Reverend Henry K. Sherrill, Chairman of the Episcopal Army and Navy commission, served as host togther with the Very Reverend Henry B. Washburn, Dean Emeritus of the Episcopal Theological Seminary...
Homework. In Topeka, Kans., Dog-catcher Arland Smith, asked by Washburn University biologists for some fleas, hunted and hunted in his dog pound, found not a one, went home and searched...
...Otto Kahn had said: "Mussolini is far too wise and right-minded to lead his people into hazardous foreign adventures." Pedagogue Nicholas Murray Butler had noted "the stupendous improvement which Fascism has brought." Cardinal O'Connell had observed: "Mussolini is a genius." Former U.S. Ambassador to Rome Richard Washburn Child had edited the Duce's My Autobiography. Later, Industrialist My ron Taylor had admired "the successes of Premier Mussolini in disciplining the nation." In 1938 Winston Churchill observed: "Had there been no war, . . . Mussolini would still have been great...