Word: cabots
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Francisco, 11-year-old Philip Brown, whose father, Lieut. Commander Cabot Brown, is a medical officer in the Navy, was told to write a composition for his English class. On the topic, "The First Day My Father Is Home," Philip wrote...
That Arthur Vandenberg, once a rock-ribbed isolationist, should thus become a man whose actions and opinions could do so much to shape the peace of the world was a sizable fact. He could have become the Henry Cabot Lodge of 1945, but he did not. Like the U.S., he had learned the hard way: the deadly march of worldwide war had shown him what was wrong with isolationism. It had not been a sudden change: like the U.S., he had come a long, slow way since...
Making of a Senator. From that time on, Editor Vandenberg became a politician. He got to know Warren Harding, who was also a Midwestern newspaper editor, and helped write the foreign relations sections of Harding's campaign speeches. He enthusiastically supported Henry Cabot Lodge, and is credited with changing William Howard Taft's original enthusiasms for the League of Nations by the sheer force of a searching interview with the ex-President...
Alvin H. Hansen, professor of Political Economy and one of the special economic advisers at Bretton Woods, last night carried the fight for enlightenment on the international economic proposals to a Harvard-Radcliffe audience in an informal address at Cabot Hall. The meeting was sponsored by the Harvard Liberal Union, the Radcliffe Forum, and the Radcliffe League for Democracy...
Decorations Lieut. Colonel Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. 42, who quit the U.S. Senate last year to fight in Italy and France, was decorated with the French Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre with palm...