Word: emanuel
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Burg speculated that the boys chose last Saturday night for the attack because they knew of a young people's dance at near-by Temple Emanuel, a Newton synagogue...
...Victor Emanuel, who built his Avco Corp. into a $165 million business by a series of complicated financial deals, last week wound up a new one. As part of his program to concentrate Avco on home-appliance manufacture, he sold control of his New York Shipbuilding Corp., third biggest in the U.S., for $2,000,000 cash. The buyer: Louis Wolf son, a 41-year-old Florida financier who could probably teach even a master like "V.E." a few tricks in turning a deal...
...agricultural missionary; Joseph Obi, 26, a onetime math teacher in a mission high school (who soon topped McPherson's honor roll); Isaac Grille, 21, a surveyor aiming for a degree in civil engineering; Daniel Onyema, 28, an accountant who wanted to be an electrical engineer; Emanuel Thompson, 24, a pharmacist studying' to be an orthopedic surgeon; Elijah Odo-kara, 21, a railway telegrapher who was taking a premedical course...
...developed, one of Murder, Inc.'s "soldiers" named Albert ("Tick-Tock") Tannenbaum told Edward Heffernan. an assistant D.A., about meeting a fellow hoodlum, Emanuel ("Mendy") Weiss, in Brooklyn's Prospect Park. Tannenbaum noticed scratches on Weiss's hands and asked him how he had come by them. Weiss's story as told by Tannenbaum...
...battle in Parliament began when Laborite Emanuel Shinwell, onetime Minister of Defense, asked archly why the Prime Minister couldn't make up his mind about who should command NATO's navies in the Mediterranean. Churchill querulously retorted that things "may not all be as unfortunate for this country as [Mr. Shinwell] would no doubt wish." "Withdraw!" bawled the Labor benches at this slur on Shinwell's patriotism, but the Prime Minister's dander was up. Instead of withdrawing, he recklessly peppered the air with further opprobrium: an ambiguous reference to "cosmopolitanism," which is a word...