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Monument. Messrs. Stephenson & Dunn's 1,069-page biography of Washington contains little new material-two minor Washington letters. The authors, oldfashioned, admiring, cautious, feel about Washington's recent debunkers-W. E. Woodward, Rupert Hughes-as Cal Coolidge did. "Well," said he, "I see the [Washington] monument is still there." Biographers Stephenson & Dunn will have no truck with the legend that Washington was in love with Sally Fairfax, wife of his close neighbor and friend; they discreetly evade speculation on whether his feelings for Martha were no more than dutiful. Stanch alibiers for his military blunders, they uncritically...
Last week bluff & burly Sportswriter Stanley Woodward of the New York Herald Tribune published the benefit's itemized balance sheet as submitted to Fellow Sportswriter Joe Williams, Finnish Relief Committeeman in charge of sport events. Chief costs of getting six professional tennists-"all schooled originally in the great amateur tradition of the sport" -to put on an evening's entertainment for charity...
John E. Sawhill, Jr., paul C. Sheeline, Owen R. Smith, Robert H. Troescher, Richard L. Weinberg, Sidney Werber, and William Woodward...
Charles G. Rodman, Peter B. Saltonstall, John E. Sawhill, Jr., Paul C. Sheeline, Richard L. Weinberg, Sidney Werber, and William Woodward...
Indicted, these groups (representing 12,000 farmers from four States, 5,000 milkwagon drivers), fought the case before District Judge Charles E. Woodward in Chicago. On July 28 of this year Judge Woodward quashed the case. He saw the situation thus: that the purpose of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act was to protect individualism and unrestrained competition; that in the 50-odd years since the Act's passage, a contrary philosophy had grown up-through the Clayton, Capper-Volstead and Marketing Agreement Acts-which held that such associations as the Chicago milk groups were not illegal...