Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With this hoary political formula, handsome young Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., grandson and namesake of Massachusetts' late great Senator, put in his bid last week for the Senate seat of Democrat Marcus Allen Coolidge. Barely 33, Grandson Lodge realized that a picket fence of "ifs" still separated him from...
In 1917 Prime Minister David Lloyd George thought highly enough of Arthur Henderson, onetime iron-molder, onetime Salvation Army soldier, to send him to Russia with amazing credentials which superseded for the duration of his stay the authority of King George's Ambassador. On the afternoon of "Uncle Arthur...
But where does Mr. Roosevelt get this "permanent" stuff? Spokesmen for Naziism claim their regime will last 10,000 years, but in this country, we understand, there is an election once in every one twenty-five hundredth of that time.
In Portland last week after taking 24 ballots, Episcopal clergy and laymen elected Very Rev. Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell, 45, to be Bishop of Oregon. Pennsylvania-born Churchman Dagwell held pastorates in Keyport, N. J. and Pueblo, Colo, before going to Denver and its Cathedral of St. John in the Wilderness...
Nominations of Sophomores for election to the Dunster House Committee have been made, and the ballots will be cast in the House on Thursday and Friday of this week.