Word: clinton
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...campaign there appeared last week The Mirrors of 1932, another of those volumes reflecting (and reflecting upon) public characters who will march across the presidential stage toward the White House.* Though its author remains safely anonymous, most observers thought they recognized the sharp style, the acid outlook of Clinton Wallace Gilbert, Washington correspondent of the New York Evening Post and author (anonymously) of the Mirrors of Washington (1921), Behind the Mirrors...
...other was George Clinton, revolutionary soldier, seven times Governor of his State, twice Vice President...
...Clinton Stephen Lutklns who left the Stock Exchange house of R. W. Press' prich & Co. to become a vice president and director of mysterious Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (TIME, March 2) last week resigned both positions, returned to Pressprich. Rumor said his successor would be William Gibbs McAdoo. Vague tales that big blocks of Allied have changed hands, that hard secret fighting has been waged, continued...
Next the Mayors were ushered into a great banquet which lasted four hours. Raising his champagne glass Mayor Meyer proposed a toast to the Presidents of France and the U. S. News photographers waited to catch the scene. Suddenly a chair scraped back. Mayor John Clinton Porter of Los Angeles had put his bubbly glass down and was standing up. He took his wife by the arm and stalked out of the room, saying something about refusing to be photographed amid such "law-breaking." After an embarrassing pause, Mayor Meyer repeated his toast. All the others drank it down...
...annual meeting of the Circolo Italiano d1 Harvard, held last evening in the Phillips Brooks House, William Paul Constantino '32, of Clinton, was elected president for the coming year. Valerio Riccardo Montanari '33, of Newton, was elected first vice-president, Paul Miceli '32, of New London, Connecticut, second vice-president, John Irwin Beaumont, II '33, of Cleveland, Ohio, secretary, and Paul Catinella '32, of Belmont, treasurer...