Word: cyrus
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Most vivid impressions of the field, on which the Russians had driven the Germans back about 15 miles in three weeks' fighting, were those of Cyrus L. Sulzberger, correspondent of the New York Times and nephew of its Publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger. Wrote Correspondent Sulzberger...
...Herbert Cyrus Barrows, Jr. '35, Holworthy 20, received a Class of 1814 Scholarship, and concentrated in English...
...fanatic nationalist, in 1935 he changed Persia's name to Iran, which had been its name as a nation even before the great days of Cyrus and Darius and Xerxes. Persia ("Pars") was merely one of Iran's provinces. In the same spirit, he chose to add Pahlavi to his name. It means "the Parthian." In classic times, the Parthians were famed mounted bowmen...
According to New York Times Correspondent Cyrus L. Sulzberger, German bombing did just what it was intended to do: snarl communications and service. Wrote Sulzberger, after a spectacular three-day flight from Belgrade to Greece, of the scene after the first raids on Skoplje...
Management's representatives were : Cyrus Ching, director of industrial and public relations for U. S. Rubber, who in 30 years of dealing with labor has consistently urged moderation, cooperation; Walter Clark Teagle, chairman of the board of Standard Oil of N. J., a top-notch production man with a knack for getting on with oilmen; Eugene Meyer, millionaire publisher (Washington Post), ex-governor of the Federal Reserve Board. Bernard Baruch's financial right hand on the War Industries Board, ex-chairman of RFC, "Butch" to his irreverent workers; and Roger Dearborn Lapharn, chairman of the board of American...