Word: cabots
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Peace plans of the Dumbarton Oaks conference will come under scrutiny at Cabot Hall of Radcliffe tomorrow afternoon when Vera Michales Dean will address a joint meeting of the Harvard Liberal Union and the Radcliffe League for Democracy...
...Bruce Cabot, squarejawed, Hollywood heman, asked permission of the Los Angeles Superior Court to legalize his cine-moniker, dropping his real name: Etiénne Jacques Pellissier de Bujac...
Lieut. Colonel Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., 42, who resigned his Senate seat last February to do some real fighting overseas, captured a four-man Nazi patrol singlehanded. The grandson of famed post-War I Isolationist Senator Henry Cabot Lodge let his jeep-driver tell the tale: "Colonel Lodge . . . had spotted the Germans a long way off. When we got close to them, Colonel Lodge pulled out a pistol, leaped out of the jeep, and the prisoners threw their hands...
Alexander Knox and Geraldine Fitzgerald lend an earnest dignity to the roles of the President and Mrs. Wilson. Sir Cedric Hardwicke as Senator Cabot Lodges breathes into every line the chill of his stern conviction. With fire and authenticity of representation, Marcel Dalio delivers a masterful few minutes as Clemenceau. Thomas Mitchell plays Joe Tumulty, the fighting Irish politician, in the warm-hearted way that won him an Academy Award. Professor Holmes, one of the President's life-long friends, comes to life with subtle, inconspicuous appeal in Charles Coburn. In bluster and oratory, Thurston Hall enacts the political boss...
...uninitiated Freshmen, have applied for dates thus far. Taking down names, weights, heights and bankrolls, the manages inquire as to the applicant's dancing ability, and rate him one, two, or three on appearance. A card with this information is then whisked over to the three Radcliffe houses, Briggs, Cabot and Barnard, where a mad scramble takes place for the most appealing gentlemen...