Word: daley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Treasurer Herbert C. Paschen (rhymes with fashion)-hand-picked by Chicago's Mayor Richard Daley to run against Stratton this fall. The Chicago Sun-Times, sniffing for new leads in the Hodge case, fingered the county treasurer's chief deputy, John E. Sullivan, for suspicious connections with two banks through which Hodge had done his double-dealing. Paschen fired the man. Then the news paper revealed the existence of a Herbert C. Pashen Employees Association "welfare fund" in the treasurer's office-made up by contributions from banks where county money was on deposit. Some...
...smiling-faced optimists who had picked the Harvard football team for as high as fifth place in the Ivy League this fall received a serious shock this week when it was learned that because of scholastic difficulties Leo Daley and John Copeland would be ineligible for duty in the Harvard football "Big Top." On the basis of last year's performances, Daley and Copeland were expected to hold down starting positions at quarter-back and end respectively...
Speculators immediately recalled coach Lloyd Jordan's words in last week's Sports Illustrated, "Many lines are needed to keep it (the football Big-Top) from falling." Could it be that Daley and Copeland were two of the main lines which Jordan was counting on this fall...
Last year, the Cook County Democratic machine decided to drop Morris' patron and chief protector, Reform Mayor Martin Kennelly, in favor of County Clerk Richard J. Daley (a key Illinois tactician for Presidential Candidate Adlai Stevenson). During the campaign, Morris was tripped up as he tried to bug the hotel room of a suspect who had powerful connections with the county committee. Word got to Candidate Daley that Scotland Yard was working against him. Observed the Daily News: "Predictions were made . . . that the election of Mayor Daley would mean the disbanding of Scotland Yard...
...Mayor Daley and Commissioner O'Connor, they said they were merely "decentralizing" the police department...