Word: clays
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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HARVARD NAVY Petrenik 118-pound Rogers Stoddard or Klein 126-pound Clay McGranahan 135-pound Cressp Cavin 145-pound Merryman Piel or Davis 155-pound Adams Armstrong 165-pound Mills Emory 175-pound Cole Aranson H.W. Schachi...
...Hardly had the President done so when William Green, who had just come off second-best in an argument with him, declared the A. F. of L. keenly disappointed that the minimum wage of the code was 25? an hour. One kick Mr. Green could not make: that S. Clay Williams, as head of NIRB and erstwhile president of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., had been partial to his former industry. The President announced that Mr. Williams had no part in making the code...
...firm stand by NRAdministrator S. Clay Williams, tobacco tycoon, over the protests of William Green...
...President also took occasion to make public his reply to a resolution passed at the San Francisco convention last October urging him to dismiss NIRB Chairman S. Clay Williams for anti-labor acts supposedly committed when he was president of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. "Dear Bill," the President patiently began in his answer to Mr. Green, "I think it is perhaps best that I should not reply officially to the resolution. . . . There is no need for any controversy over the resolution or in regard to a number of inaccuracies of fact and conclusion in the resolution. As you know...
...Also cleared last season was the 14th Century Palace of the Rulers, where the Goddess was supposed to have taken refuge. An object of search and speculation for 25 years, the palace revealed one room closely resembling the throne room of the Palace at Knossos. Broken pottery and crude clay figurines were found. Final task was clearing the well beside which the goddess rested. The diggers were hopeful that it contained a wealth of objects of art, found it had long ago been rifled, was empty...