Word: beaches
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...benefit of nonlawyer Senators, is a proceeding whereby a person having no legitimate interest in a law suit abets it with money or services in the hope of profit. Judge Ritter. the House managers asserted, had connived with his onetime partner and others to throw Whitehall, a Palm Beach hotel, into receivership, had thereupon granted Lawyer Rankin an exorbitant fee of $75,000, got $4,500 of it for himself...
...mountain church yard and an excitingly beautiful picture of a deserted wooden house which has become practically obscured by the lush growth of the vegetation. There are also a skillfully taken shot of mountain snow-scapes and a gentle study of a placid sea quietly dying upon a sunlit beach...
Died. David Huyler, 53, eldest of famed Candyman John S. Huyler's three sons who, after long intramural litigation, sold their candy business to the Schulte Retail Stores in 1925; in Miami Beach...
...Clements is the man who has marshaled the Townsend hordes into a potent and profitable political army. In Washington last week, day after he was summoned to appear before the House investigating committee set up to destroy the Townsend threat (TIME, March 2), this 41-year-old onetime Long Beach, Calif, real estate broker announced his resignation from Old Age Revolving Pensions. His stated reason: "Differences with Dr. Townsend over fundamental policies...
...Golfer Rockefeller can indulge in his sport only when feeling particularly spry. (He has not played this year.) Donning earmuffs, he may pat a half dozen balls off the tee of his private course at Ormond Beach, Fla. His only regular exercise consists in puttering around his estate for 30 minutes each day, going for an occasional automobile ride. Yet he still remembers with glee the day he fooled Mrs. Rockefeller, sends Professional Mitchell a wire every year on his birthday. The last one read: "The old friends are best...