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...mist was still rising from the damp field near Frederick, Colo. Not the most popular hour for a wedding, but certainly the most congenial time for ballooning in the early morning breezes. After solemnly repeating their vows, Diane Baumbach, 39, a secretary, and Jerry Weiman, 33, an amusement park employee, clambered into the bridal balloon, which was decked with a rope of carnations, satin bows and dangling tin cans. Touching down an hour later, the newlyweds celebrated with champagne while onlookers recited the balloon prayer, beginning: "The winds have welcomed you with softness...
Ends: Captain Don Forte, Ralph Davenport, John Morgan, Peter Garland, Herbert Fazio, Charles Gudaitis, Harry Nosford, John Weiman. Tackles: Stanley Durwood, Robert Fisher, Jr., William Fisher, George Hibbard, Edward Hoffman, Andy McCullough, James A. Robinson, Russell Stannard. Guards: James Aldrich, Warren Carstensen, John Comer, John Corrigan, Rollo Fisher, George George, Gerald Gettschalk, William Hornbeck, Charles Hubbard, Charles Kidner, Gilbert King, Thaddeus Mroz, Sidney Smith, William Ward, John Zinkow, Charles Van Pelt. Centres: John H. Dyer, Jack Fisher, Arthur Lawson, Austin Mason, Bruce Smart, George Terrien, Frederick Woodruff, Richard Anderson. Blocking backs: Lloyd Anderson, Harvey Blanchard, Philip Drake, Howard Gleason, Fairfield...
Besides being a standout on this year's eleven, Healey is the 1940 baseball captain, and a Group 1 man who was recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa. In last year's choice Weiman placed two Harvard players, Tubbie Macdonald and Cliff Wilson, on his mythical aggregation...
Thomas V. Healey '40 veteran tackle, was the only Harvard representative on Princeton's all-opponent team named recently be Coach Tad Weiman. Healey will find as his running mate one of the East's few All-Americans. Nick Drahos, Cornell's powerhouse Junior, with whom he was named on the CRIMSON'S All-Ivy League team...
...last year Franklin D. Roosevelt remarked to Editor Fulton Oursler of Liberty that he had a good idea for a mystery story. Smart Editor Oursler pounced on the idea, got the President's permission to have it written up for Liberty in six installments by six promine Weiman, S. S. Van Dine, John Erskine. Last November the first installment appeared, accompanied by the President's picture on the cover, an article inside explaining the story's origin. A loud editorial coup, The President's Mystery Story was snapped up by Holly wood, which has made from...