Remembering Keene Fitzpatrick and Tack Hardwick in sports lore
The reminiscence honors trainer Keene Fitzpatrick of Yale Michigan and Princeton, praising his philosophy and weight discipline. It also honors Tack Hardwick, Harvard star and community helper, noting his 28 years with Boston youth clubs and his dedication to mentoring amid concerns about youth delinquency and the role of sports in society.
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Tack Hardwick
Boston Kids
Boston
Hardwick
Harvard
Tack
Weekly News Analysis Deficit Spending and Rent Decontrol Notes
Opinion column cites Dr. Edward G. Nourse quitting the economic advisers council and criticizing deficit spending. It reports limited rent increases after decontrol, with vacancies damping hikes and landlords acting cautiously amid ongoing strikes and housing pressures.
Kiwanis and National Kids Day Campaign to Aid Youth
Kiwanis International and The National Kids Day Foundation announce a nationwide program to assist underprivileged children in over 3,000 U S and Canadian communities. National Kids Day on November 19 will mobilize local action and funds for year round youth activities.
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U. S
Kiwanis International
National
Kids’ Day Foundation
Inc
J. Hugh Jackson
Stanford
Calif
Kiwanis
Canada
Charles Pettijohn
Hollywood
Senate Hearings Shadowed by White House Pressure on Vaughan Probe
Column notes Hoey suspends public hearings on General Vaughan and associates amid White House pressure. It highlights David A. Bennett the perfume maker who shipped seven deep freezes and four luxury yachts to Vaughan and smuggled perfume as champagne, with a 1945 letter to John Maragon seeking bids on yachts and planes. Bennett owned four yachts and four airplanes, some bought from the maritime commission.
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Clyde Hoey
North Carolina
General Vaughan
John Maragon
White House
Rogers
Senator Hoey
David A. Bennett
Vaughan
Mrs. Truman
Bennett
United States
Senate Committee
U.S
Hoey
Harry Vaughan
Washington, D.C
John
Maragon
Mary Barrett
Harry Truman
Werley Perfume Company
S. Customs
Potomac
Saugatuck
Mich
Florida
Nehru Outlines Middle Course in Cold War Peace
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru declares India will follow a middle course avoiding entanglements but will fight if liberty or peace is threatened. In a New York speech after arriving in the United States he urged less talk of war and more effort toward peace, warning against forced two camp divisions. Columbia University awarded him an LLD during the ceremony.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
New York
United States
Columbia University
Teeter counsels son on drinking in old barroom tale
"Now is as good a time as any" Teeter tells his son that moderation is key to enjoying life. A man who drinks beyond his capacity is not a gentleman, but the son asks how to know when he is drunk. The father replies by pointing to two men in the corner and saying four would show intoxication, sparking a sly exchange.
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Keene Fitzpatrick
Yale
Michigan
Princeton
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Mike Sweeney
Hill School
Murphy
Fitzpatrick
Sweeney
Johnny Mack
Mike
Keene
Teeter
Editor flirts with maid sparks astonished wife
A serious dictionary editor is caught kissing the maid by his wife and quips that she is astonished while he says she is surprised. The exchange highlights his witty understatement.
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Dictionaries
John
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