Word: ewart
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...game. He was sure he wouldn't be able to get tickets, and thought he would certainly be too busy to go anyway. But he saw it after all. Last week, when Stanford University played its Big Game with the University of California (see SPORT), John Ewart Wallace Sterling found himself in one of the best seats in the Berkeley stadium. He had just been appointed Stanford's new president...
Research in an Orange Grove. Last week the Huntington Library and Art Gallery published a report summing up its first 20 years, and the Huntington was getting set to welcome a new director: Canadian-born John Ewart Wallace Sterling, 41, ex-football player, CalTech historian and part-time Los Angeles radio news commentator...
...William Ewart Gladstone got the job at 33, Winston Churchill...
...that the Earthman was choiring his way. . . . The prisms of chance do not allow too great an opportunity for merit or renown; they revoke the essential, and persuade mankind into linear aspects such as the ulterior powers descry for illusive dedications."). More surprising is a second foreword by William Ewart Gladstone, disembodied but still magisterial in the beyond...
Lieut. Colonel J. 0. ("Joe") Ewart recited in German the terms of surrender: unconditional. The wooden-faced Germans signed. At 1825 hours (6:25 p.m.) on May 4, 1945, Field Marshal Montgomery signed the paper, accepting...