Word: bradshaws
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Harvard's Ralph Barton Perry, 70, Pulitzer Prizewinning philosopher (Thought and Character of William James), earnest letter-writing and speechifying internationalist; and Sydney Bradshaw Fay, 70, share-the-guilt historian of World War I (Origins of the World...
...Bradshaw Landmaid...
...John A. Bradshaw...
...BRADSHAW JR. New York City...
Bloody 'eroes, the likes of Bill Bradshaw and his friends, had been mobilized for war with a totality undreamed of in 1918. From a male population of 22 million, no less than 5½ million were serving or had served in the armed forces-57% of all men from 18 to 40. This high degree of male mobilization was made possible by the fact that women in their turn had been (for the first time in Britain's history) compulsorily mobilized for auxiliary war services, for civil defense or war industry. Of 16 million women aged...