Word: aloysius
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Wyoming voters did not question Joe O'Mahoney's abilities, for he had helped run every State Democratic campaign since 1922. At the last national convention in Chicago party leaders liked him so well that James Aloysius Farley made him vice chairman of the campaign committee. Postmaster General Farley liked him so well that he took him to Washington as his First Assistant. But when Senator Kendrick died and Governor Miller indicated his choice of Joe O'Mahoney as his successor, a group of Wyoming Republicans rose up to question the Governor's legal right...
...wrathful defense of their wines Australian editors lashed President Roosevelt last week, demanding that Australian Premier Joseph Aloysius Lyons "take reprisal" for Washington's omission of Australia from the list of countries assigned a quota for U. S. import of their wines (TIME...
Amebic dysentery's symptoms-severe abdominal pain, acute diarrhea, heavy discharge of mucus and blood-do not appear until 18 to 90 days after infection. To Alfred Emanuel Smith, James Aloysius Farley and some 18,000 other persons who had stayed at one of the infested hotels during the summer, Chicago's Board of Health dispatched guarded inquiries about their health. Those who reported illness were urged to consult physicians. Most cases of amebic dysentery can be cured if treated early. But U. S. physicians, unacquainted with it, often diagnose it as ulcerated colitis, peritonitis, appendicitis. Mary Louise...
...founded in 1913. But the first phrase of praise with resonance for the ages was bestowed last week upon another Cabinet member. In a speech at Newburgh, N. Y., Second Assistant Postmaster General William Washington Howes, 46, lawyer and Democratic National Committeeman from South Dakota, saluted his chief, James Aloysius Farley, as "the greatest Postmaster General since Benjamin Franklin He predicted that "General" Farley will "rise much higher in political life...
Early this year when Atlas Tack was kicking around the New York Stock Exchange between $1.50 and $2 a share, a group including Frank Aloysius Tichenor, publisher of Alfred Emanuel Smith's New Outlook, Francis Dawson Gallatin, Manhattan lawyer, George Woodruff, treasurer of A Century of Progress, thought they saw possibilities in the little $1,300,000 company. By last month these gentlemen were in control and with some friends were duly elected to the board. By last week when Messrs. Roosevelt & Sargent became tackmen, Atlas stock was selling for $28.50 a share-its high for the year...