Word: baldwinism
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...interest himself in politics. Cripps joined the Labor Party and, in 1930, came "the luckiest break" of his political life. Ramsay MacDonald's Solicitor General resigned because of illness; Cripps was appointed, in his place and automatically knighted by the King. Conservative Prime Minister-to-be Stanley Baldwin remarked: "Here comes a future Prime Minister...
...lawn and remember how the "witty and wicked" George Villiers, second Duke of Buckingham, for whom Cliveden was built, abducted Lady Shrewsbury and then killed her pursuing husband while the Lady held the horses. They remember, too, the role of Cliveden in the appeasement years of Prime Ministers Baldwin and Chamberlain, when the "Cliveden set" met there on weekends planning how to circumvent...
...House and Newtonville, Charles Cowen, of Winthrop House and Waban, Alexander L. Jackson Ill, of Winthrop House and Chicago, William C. Palson, of Winthrop House and Winchester, John T. Axen, of Leverett House and Baltimore, and Stephen W. Gifford, of 59 Plympton Street and Duxbury, Grover O'Neil, David Baldwin, and Gerald Lenane followed these six men in the Junior Class polling. BALLOTING RESULTS SECRETARY Andrew B. Welch, Jr. 79 PERMANENT CLASS COMMITTEE Huge M. Hyde 230 A. Leroy Atherton 170 Brooks N. Heath 149 Edward T. Wentworth 142 Palmer Osborn 126 John P. Kennedy 122 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Cleo...
...David H. Baldwin...
...David H. Baldwin...