Word: columbus
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Herbert A. Davidson of 7 Wabon St., Roxbury; Boston Public Latin. Paul W. Dillingham, Jr., Quarters 106, Columbus General Depot, Columbus, Ohio; Winchester High. Robert E. Edmands of 4 Waterhouse Rd., Belmont; Belmont High. Maurice J. Elovitz of 10 Dunkeld St., Boston; Roxbury Memorial (Boys) High. Richard H. Evensen of 100 Belgrade Ave. Roslindale; Perkins School, Watertown...
Mann, Daniel of 671 Gholson, Cincinnati; Walnut Hills High, Cincinnati. Manos, Eli of 2239 West 11th Street, Cleveland; Lincoln High, Cleveland. Mansfield, Harvey Claflin, Jr. of 146 Glenmont Avenue, Columbus; North High, Columbus. Miller, Roger Heering of 225 Auduban Park, Dayton; Roosevelt High, Dayton. Scheig, Robert Lee of 1516 Genessee Avenue N. E., Warren; University School Cleveland...
Desiring a reliable standard of smoking habits, Dr. Marjorie Mills Porter and I queried people of both sexes and colors, and all ages above 20, in every tract of Columbus, Ohio, and then checked the findings against representative groups in Cincinnati. We are thus not guessing when we say that coronary victims of all ages are abnormally addicted to tobacco smoking...
...American Freedom and Catholic Power" is a well documented book. Unfortunately its facts are not always as clearly stated as their sources. In a chapter, "Tolerance, Appeasement and Freedom," Mr. Blanshard criticizes the Knights of Columbus for committing "the fallacy of irrelevant conclusion." This means that they deny some misconception very close to one of the "unpopular" Church dogmas in order to deceive people into believing that the Church upholds American principles (and also denies the dogma). When the Knights of Columbus say that it is an "erroneous idea" to believe non-Catholic marriages are invalid, they are knocking over...
From his father-in-law, A.P. inherited a directorship in San Francisco's Columbus Savings & Loan Society. He soon clashed with other directors over their policy of lending only to a favored few, and walked out in a huff to found the Bank of Italy. It became known as a lender to the little...