Word: clemente
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Communist demonstration and, while bombs drooped outside, listened to a debate in the House of Commons. He had a long talk with men working on the London sewers, an all evening session that lasted until two in the morning with Winston Churchill, Anthony Eden, Lord Beaverbrook and Major Clement Attlee...
Party Leader Clement Richard Attlee said, soon after the war began: "There must be an international force possessed of such overwhelming strength that no would-be aggressor would dare challenge it. ... Bold economic planning on a world scale will be . . . imperative...
...honored for their scholastic achievement in the professional school were: Carl J. Antonellis '37 of Medford; George A. Dodge, II '37, Brookline; Clement S. Dwyer '37, Boston and Raymond Yesner '35, Boston. All are candidates for a medical degree in June...
...Chamberlain. He was tall and stringy, with the distinction of being the only British statesman who could sing Negro spirituals (learned as a young man when he was trying to raise sisal in the Bahamas), and the biggest feet in the Cabinet. He also had gout and bunions. Clement Attlee once said that Chamberlain's smile reminded him of the silver handles of a coffin. A kindlier woman said his eyes were "cold and smiling, like a Scandinavian river...
...given to Maurice W. Armstrong; Oliver S. Beltz; Richard Cummings, John R. Dallinger; John Daugman; Howard F. Dunn; Ward J. Fellows; John H. Gerstner; William H. Gysan; Gleen P. Holman; Robert LaV. Jacobs; Carl K. Lien; John A. Martin; Edwin A. Olson; Howard E. Runner; Clarence A. Wagner; and Clement W. Welsh...