Word: elliott
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...individual's attitude," showed what an ecclesiastical revolution widespread divorce has wrought. For paradoxically, Episcopalians, despite their strong stand in the past against divorce, almost certainly have the highest divorce rate of any U. S. sect. Among the Episcopalians whom the revised canon might make eligible for Communion: Elliott Roosevelt, Cornelius Vanderbilt...
...clock one morning last week a bomb burst over Seattle's water front. By the dawn's early light, rowboats scurried into Elliott Bay. Some anchored. Others rowed around. For four hours, ferryboats plying between Seattle and Bremerton had to detour to avoid the milling fleet. It was the grand finale of the Ben Paris Salmon Derby, oldest and biggest of the Pacific Northwest's latest sport craze...
...Chiropody is most useful in caring for the feet of patients with advanced diabetes, who, because of poor circulation, are liable to foot infections, even gangrene. In 1928 famed Diabetes Specialist Elliott Proctor Joslin founded a foot clinic in Boston's New England Deaconess Hospital, urged other large hospitals to do likewise. For valuable pioneering the convention last week made him an honorary member...
Quarrel In Brooklyn, two motorists bumped, jumped, brawled. Charged with assault, Elliott Walton contended that William Marduet had seized him by the neck, choked him, that only then had he bitten William Marduet...
Throughout the year Faculty members, notably William Y. Elliott, professor of government, and James A. McLaughlin, professor of Law, joined President Conant in arguing for aid to Britain and active defense measures on two grounds: that democracy must be preserved and that America could not be ideologically isolated and still preserve democracy; and that it was to the direct military interest of America to prevent an Allied defeat...