Word: cochrane
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Including Samuel W. Reyburn, now chairman of the Board of Associated Dry Goods Corp., and the late Thomas Cochran, a partner...
...Calmly Cochran handed his gun to the special prosecutor, calmly surrendered to a deputy sheriff. He was formally charged with murder, formally released on $500 bail. Then Rancher Cochran drove home with his wife...
This week, after a two-and-a-half-hour trial, a jury acquitted Cochran in ten minutes. He was still pretty calm for a man who had reversed a decision of the Supreme Court...
Last week a third trial was just getting under way; the jury was still being picked. Into Conroe courthouse, into the courtroom strode W. S. Cochran, landowner, husband of the woman White was accused of raping. Up to the prisoner's dock marched Rancher Cochran. He aimed a pistol at White's head, fired. The Negro dropped dead...
...Mouth Organist Adler went to Manhattan, at 16 played a bit in Flo Ziegfeld's Smiles, became a protégé of Eddie Cantor, whom he slightly resembled. In his early stage turns, Larry Adler wore ragamuffin garb, a conventional uniform for harmonicists. But after C. B. Cochran took him to London in 1934 nothing less than white tie & tails would do. Since then, Harmonicist Adler has rarely performed with any more modest backing than a 30-piece band...