Word: farleyized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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POSTMASTER GENERAL FARLEY'S call to all Democratic National committeemen or committeewomen to resign from the posts if they hold public office will have, as a matter of practical politics, little if any effect on the operations of the Democratic Party...
...three of them were defeated in that event after putting up a strong fight. Aranson, of the 175-pound class threw Louis Kreizman of Pennsylvania State College with a body hold after a match of seven minutes and 58 seconds, and will enter the finals tonight. Edward T. Farley '36 in the 145-pound class was forced to bow before the skill of Captain Hasse of the Yale team after five minutes and five seconds. In the 165-pound class Richard Emory '35 lost a decision to Loran Elliott of Princeton, who gained a time advantage of two minutes...
Breckinridge will take the part of Philario. Others in the cast include Robert Gardner-Medwin, sSA., as Belarius; John Cromwell '36 as Posthumous, Paul Killiam, Jr. '37 as Guiderius; Arthur Szathmary '37 as Arviragus; James Fassett as Pisanio; Elizabeth Morison as Imogen; and Betty Farley as Helen. Killiam, Szathmary, and Fassett will also play in the short play, along with Thomas G. Ratcliffe...
When President Roosevelt ordered all domestic airmail contracts canceled, Walter T. Varney telegraphed Postmaster General Farley that he could and would fly the entire U. S. airmail in 20 ships for the postage alone. Though the Varney offer was not taken up, it was not the proposal of a crackpot. In 1925. Mr. Varney got the first private contract to fly U. S. mail in the Pacific Northwest on a line which he later developed into the Salt Lake-Seattle system and sold to United Air Lines six years later...
...pound class: Hull (Y) defeated Edward T. Farley '36 by decision. Time...