Word: frederick
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...legions in defeat or hurl in large numbers of Italian regulars. At week's end Il Duce's problem was intensified by signs of rebellion in the Rebel ranks. From sources so many and so diverse that neutral observers like the New York Times, crack London Correspondent Frederick T. Birchall believed them came stones c widespread trouble among General Franco's men: In Spanish Morocco 30 officers of the Tetuan aircraft post were shot for conspiracy; at Malaga 20 Italian carabineers were lined up against a wall and at Algeciras a batch of non-commissioned Italians...
With this ambitious but entirely practicable vision, Ducks Unlimited has in three months enlisted thousands of sportsmen throughout the land, set up active recruiting committees in 35 States. Four Canadian directors of the organization have been selected, four U. S. directors will soon be named. Frederick Hudson Ecker, president of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., has agreed to serve as treasurer of Ducks Unlimited, spending $600,000 per year for five years. Already enough has been pledged so that, when the ice goes out of Canadian lakes late this spring, Ducks Unlimited can set to work to make its name come...
...plane was a Transcontinental & Western airliner which had taken off from Camden, N. J. in perfect mechanical condition with ten passengers, two pilots and a hostess, bound for Pittsburgh's Allegheny Airport. At the wheel was 32-year-old Captain Frederick Lawrence Bohnet, a TWA veteran. The sky was overcast but the weather relatively smooth. Flying above the clouds Capt. Bohnet brought his big ship to Pittsburgh without trouble. At 6:33 p. m. he crossed the airport "cone of silence" at 5,000 ft. out of sight of ground. He was ordered to circle once while another plane...
...Died. Frederick William MacMonnies, 73, sculptor; of pneumonia; in Manhattan. A boyhood playmate of Artist Charles Dana Gibson who cut silhouets while he modeled in chewing gum, Sculptor MacMonnies made his biggest news in 1932 when his Civic Virtue was condemned by New York feminists because a male figure had his foot on a female figure's neck...
Class Day Committee Chairman George S. Ford '37 announced last night that the committee to select the Ivy Orator would consist of Frederick C. Packard, Jr. '20, assistant professor of Public Speaking; the First Marshal, Neil G. Melone; Second Marshal John B. Bowditch, and himself...