Word: gibson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Albert M. Gibson...
...added to the list were Antonio C. Castro, Albert M. Gibson, and Joseph L. Ousley. Petitioning was carried on in accordance to a special provision of the Class Committee, who ruled that the signatures of 25 men were enough to place an unnominated man on the ballot...
...Ferguson, P. '46, Kirkland M-42 KIR 1641 Fishman, F.N. '46, Lowell J-31 TRO 5984 Fossa, P. '46, Adams D-33 KIR 8797 Frank, T. '44, Dunster F-41 TRO 8327 Freedman, A.L. '46, Adams E-12 KIR 9250 G Gage, D.D. '45, Winthrop C-51 ELI 2209 Gibson, A.M. '46, Eliot L-22 TRO 6393 Gifford, N.H. '46, Leverett J-42 TRO 6704 Gillis, F.L. '46, Leverett A-42 TRO 6453 Gilman, J.R. Jr. '46, Adams D-33 KIR 8797 Goodwin, G.S., Lowell Q-11 TRO 6578 Gordon, R.S. '46, Eliot K-33 TRO 5492 Green...
...especially the rationing of food, the Roman Catholic Church's laws of fast and abstinence have been relaxed in various U.S. dioceses, in some just for Lent, in others for the duration. Said a typical announcement, issued by the Bishop of Albany, N.Y., the Most Rev. Edmund F. Gibson: ". . .Those who avail themselves of this dispensation should be encouraged to perform, especially during Lent, some other voluntary acts of mortification and penance...
Leader of the workers' holiday was rash, 30-year-old Harold J. Gibson (married, childless, draft classification 26), president of Seattle's Aero Mechanics' District Council. At week's end, A.F. of L. International officers cracked down on Gibson, warned that there must be no further work stoppage. At week's start the crisis passed. Instead of round-the-clock mass meetings, only a dozen officers of the district governing council sat around a table in Seattle's old Labor Temple. Loudspeakers in the Boeing plants broadcast union warnings to workers to stay...