Word: clark
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...gubernatorial candidate, Leader was just an uninvited nonentity. On the face of it, the logical Democratic candidate was Philadelphia's District Attorney Richardson Dilworth, who had given John Fine a hard fight in the gubernatorial race of 1950. But Dilworth, and his friend, Philadelphia's Mayor Joseph Clark, were embroiled in a nasty intraparty battle over a new city charter with William Green Jr., chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic committee. Under the circumstances. Dick Dilworth felt that neither he nor any Democrat could win in 1954, so he took himself out of the running...
Dunster topped Leverett 6-0 in House football Wednesday, virtually breaking the Bunnies' two-year hold on the Clark trophy...
...beautiful call girl." And he is not friendless. Far from it; he has only to appear in Wall Street to have his credit and identity restored. I returned to my office filled with awe. What dreams we Americans can dream ! Who has bums like our bums? MAX J. K. CLARK New York City...
Philadelphia's Democratic Mayor Joseph Clark Jr., about to begin a dinner speech, was summoned to an air-raid drill that just happened to be called by Governor John Fine, who just happens to be Republican. Oregon Republicans muttered darkly that someone-a Democrat, no doubt-had punctured the huge "Ike" balloon they planned to float over Portland. John Roosevelt, barnstorming for the Republicans, had an interesting comment: "I come from a traveling family-and the standards are still set by my mother." In New Jersey, Democrat Adlai Stevenson said that Vice President Richard Nixon had campaigned with "smut...
...first half, left wing Hank Holmes put the Crimson temporarily in the lead with a fine kick from far out to the left. But the Tiger center forward, Bob Clark, and inside right Rudy Wachsman, put Princeton ahead, 2 to 1, with two quick goals shortly before the end of the half...