Word: craven
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Ohio and a member of Congress for eight years, last week walked out of a Washington, D.C. courtroom in disgrace. A jury had just convicted him of extracting campaign fund kickbacks from an office clerk's salary. He was found guilty of getting $1,000 from Clerk Emma Craven, but not guilty of taking money from another clerk in his Washington office, tiny, 74-year-old Clara Soliday...
Freshmen: Carol Craven, bow; Francis Thoburn, 2; Judy humway, 3; Ann Farnham, 4; Ann Bruch, 5; Virginia Emergy, 6; Elizabeth Taggart, 7; Anna McCann, 8; Francis Lawrence...
Soccer captain Richard C. Craven '52 decided that there was "greater heterogenity in the student body and more courses to choose from" here than in his old alma mater, Fordham...
...Europe and Asia, "the Soviet Union could impose its demands on the world . . . The Soviet Union does not have to attack the United States to secure domination of the world. It can achieve its ends by isolating us and swallowing up our allies. Therefore, even if we were craven enough to abandon our ideals, it would be disastrous for us to withdraw from the community of free nations . . . No one nation can find protection in a selfish search for a safe haven from the storm...
...week a federal grand jury in Washington voted an indictment against Ohio's Brehm. Its charge: seven counts of "accepting" campaign contributions from his clerks. And it went Pearson one better: it also accused Brehm of extracting $1,000 from Mrs. Soliday's successor, Mrs. Emma S. Craven. Each count carries a maximum sentence of three years in prison and a fine...