Word: blinds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Republican party is going out of power because it has followed Mr. Hoover, and the Democratic party is trying to come into power by following the same blind leadership...
...patronage feud between President Hoover and blind Senator Schall of Minnesota was close to settlement last week (TIME, Feb. 9). As hostile as ever was the Senator when the President again appointed Gunnar H. Nordbye, his political and personal foe. to be a U. S. District Judge. Much less hostile was the Senator three days later when the President followed a Schall recommendation and advanced U. S. District Judge John Sanborn to the Circuit bench...
...other words, Tom, Dick & Harry have taken the loss on these foreign bonds, not the bank?" asked blind Senator Gore...
Kentucky colonels including Radioactor Phillips ("Seth Parker") Lord. Publisher John B. Gallagher of the Louisville Herald-Post and Banker Charles Bradley of Newark, N. J. There were five death sentences to be commuted to life imprisonment. A blind magistrate who had robbed a Baptist church was to be paroled. So was a Paducah woman who had murdered with dynamite. The Governor reduced 150 prison sentences and closed his executive journal with clemency for a 'legger...
Died. William W. Blackburn, 72, retired vice president and secretary (1901-27) of Carnegie Steel Co., president of Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind; after long illness; in Pittsburgh...