Word: austin
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...biggest Easter turnout of any U.S. Protestant parish flocked more than 7,000 strong to eight Easter services at the North Austin Lutheran Church on Chicago's West Side...
...Austin B. Mason, Jr., Richard B. Ogrean, Grover O'Neill, Jr., Joseph W. Redmond, Albert L. Reeves (Captain), Fenton Taylor, Jr., Julian Crocker (Manager...
Last year he was called before the Dies Committee. Other witnesses had already pinned the Communistic label on Mike Quill and on two other top-ranking officers in T. W. U. : Austin Hogan and John Santo. Mike blusteringly denied the charges...
Died. Frederick Britten Austin, 55, author of many a super-serial historical romance (The Road to Glory); in Weston super Mare, England. Romancer Austin's heroic imagination made his magazine articles prescient. Said he in 1935: "Imagine four million Parisians streaming out of Paris by every road, choking every artery, hindering all military movements, preventing the influx of supplies, paralyzing more or less the nerve centre of the country. That is what is going to happen when the first German bombers appear over Paris...
...more serious vein, W.W. Austin 2G, accompanist for the Glee Club, has programs ranging from Ferde Grofe, famous for his "Grand Canyon Suite," to Bach and Debussy. Five swing bands are available, including the "Crimsonians," under the direction of John B. Harlow '41, and the "Gold Coast Orchestra," led by Stanley Brown...