Word: boyden
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Bartlett W. Boyden...
Last week's polygamy crackdown was prompted by an appeal by Mormon leaders themselves. The polygamists' prosecutor is a tall young Mormon, U.S. Assistant District Attorney John S. Boyden. Since there is no U.S. law against polygamy (except in territories), Boyden invoked the Mann Act, the Lindbergh kidnapping law (against a group who took a 14-year-old girl polygamist to a "lambing ground"), the prohibition against mailing obscene literature, etc. Basis for the raids was a recent test case in which the Government sent Polygamists John and Lola Zenz to prison for terms of five...
...Pittsburgh's Oliver Iron & Steel Co., came the offer of another job with a salary of $1,000 a year. Homesick Tom Girdler snapped it up, caught the next ship back to the U.S. "That," he confesses in his just-published autobiography (Boot Straps, written in collaboration with Boyden Sparkes; Scribner; $3), "is how I happened to get into the steel business...
Bank, T. P.; Benedict, Burton; Bennett, W.; Bigelow, W., Jr.; Bodell, S. C.; Boyden, F. B.; Boyle, C. F., Jr.; Brown, R. M. Burry, W. Ill.; Caldwell, J. I.; Cassavant, Dr. R.; Chapin, C. F.; Chase, W.; Clark, T. L.; Cochran, T. H; Cochran, W. D.; Cottrell, D. C., Jr.; Crawford, S. T., Jr.; Curtis, W. F.; Crossman...
Surveying the economic prospects, Goldston predicted as an aftermath to war expansion a revolutionary dictatorship by the workers, a coup by the ruling classes, or a continuation of expansion through imperialism with limited freedom. Boyden claimed that, although civil liberties might be curtailed by the war a victory by the fascist powers would destroy them completely...