Word: benjamins
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...February 2, 1942, within two months of America's entry into World War II, the Chaplain School was reactivated at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, as a school for commissioned chaplains of all components of the Army of the United States. Its removal to Harvard University took place early in August of 1942, and the first classes were held on August 10th of that year
...Commandant. Chaplain (Colonel) William D. Cleary--devout, genial, forceful, soldierly--has headed the Chaplain School since its reactivation at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind., thirteen months ago. By virtue of his position he is one of the two chaplains in the Army who exercise command. Irish-born and Paris educated, he first donned khaki as a chaplain in the World War, entered Germany with the Army of Occupation, served two tours in the Philippines, rose with the expanding Armored Force from chaplain of the First Armored Division to chaplain of the First Armored Division to chaplain of the First Armored Division...
Sound Practice. In Brawley, Calif., Dr. Benjamin Yellen took over the practice of Dr. George Holleron for the duration...
Long expected by the staff, the demise of the Ivy League daily was planned so that the students would still be able to get official news, Chairman Eugene Holland, Jr., and Managing Editors J. Van Ness Phillip, Jr. and Benjamin H. Walker said in a joint announcement in the paper's final issue...
...President Benjamin Harrison had nominated Murat Halstead, crusading editor of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette as Minister to Germany. The Senate dug into his past, found he had written blistering exposes of the then common practice of buying Senatorial seats (Senators were elected by State Legislatures), and turned him down...