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...bedridden. Within two years she was blind. Last week, she died of pneumonia. Totally dependent on others in the last years of her life, and confined to the little world of her bedroom, she sometimes remembered the great days at Beaulieu. She would say to whoever was near by: "Come, let's go for a drive, darling." Then her companion, sitting down by Mrs. Vanderbilt's bed, would take her on an imaginary tour of Newport. "There's a sparkle on the water today," she would say. "There's Mr. So-and-So bowing...
Though Munro thought at the time George Baker had scored Harvard's first goal off a Yale fullback's shins, it turned out later that halfback Craig Zane had actually made the centering pass that ricochetted into the nets. "At any rate, whoever scored it, scored a clean goal," Munro said happily...
...think that Mr. Schroeder, of the Young Republican club, chose to ignore the real significance of the University polls, held this week. Whoever won, by 5, 10 or 20 votes, the results of the poll were remarkebly close for a school which has never given a Democratic candidates for President a majority...
...expected anything unusual from the group. Its place among college organizations seemed obvious: it would support the Democratic nominee, whoever he be, and follow party policy to the letter. For president HYDC members elected a down-the-line Democrat; they elected a five-man voting executive board, and the president later appointed two other members without voting powers. Then trouble started. Two Texans on the executive board decided they could not support Stevenson...
...Judy: Whoever it was, or maybe it was the President. I do remember it was something about protesting something by telegram to Washington...