Word: baileys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Awards were also made to Charles W. Bailey, University of Alabama; Charles E. Buchwald, Union College; Albert R. Christlieb, Northeastern; Henry T. Ell, Rutgers; Elmer H. Everett, Northeastern; George H. Hammond, Tufts; Albyn Macintosh, Colorado College; Robert I. Sarbacher, University of Florida; Paul E. Seufer, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Francis W. Steele, Rensselaer Ellis A. Tarlton, Yale; Richard S. Wellons, Georgia School of Technology; and David C. Wiggin, Jr., Tufts...
...Revived hopes for the Copeland Pure Food & Drugs bill when North Carolina's Bailey and Missouri's Clark, who led the fight which drove it from the Senate floor last month, announced that they and Senator Copeland were now substantially agreed, that passage of the bill this session seemed assured...
...Montagu, 29. godson of King Edward VII, who last made news in February when, after several false starts, he abandoned his hot-dog stand at Maidenhead and enlisted in France's Foreign Legion, only to be ousted promptly as physically unfit. Last week in London's Old Bailey his profligate father William Angus Drogo ("Kim"; Montagu, ninth Duke of Manchester, beefy, ruddy, 58-year-old ex-husband of a U. S. heiress,* was sentenced to nine months in jail for pawning jewels which did not belong to him. His Grace repeated his most famed phrase: "The trouble...
...Washington, Priest Coughlin's rally got two prominent mentions. In the Senate, North Carolina's Josiah W. Bailey, broke off in the midst of a speech to exclaim: "When a minister of the Gospel or a minister of a church comes down into the political arena and goes out with his radio incendiarism to stir up the fountains of hate in a distressed land amongst a suffering people, I take it nothing amiss and I make no apologies, but I will snatch the halo from his brow and throw it into the nearest spittoon, and then throw...
...last week, New York's Royal S. Copeland was bumbling along in the Senate about his food & drug bill. A few Senators like Clark of Missouri (home of Listerine), Bailey of North Carolina (home of Vicks) and Tydings of Maryland (home of Bromo Seltzer), were naturally interested in his bill, but the majority practically drowned out the speaker with loud private conversations. Finally Senator Borah, who is a stickler for Senate etiquette, uprose to remark to the presiding officer...