Word: goldstein
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Republican bosses, out of power so long that they could not find a dyed-in-the-wool GOPster, were confronted with a choice between two Democrats. They picked one Judge Jonah J. Goldstein, onetime secretary to Al Smith. In so doing, they lost the services of the top Republican in city politics, Council President Newbold Morris, a patrician socialite who believes in government as a career. Cracked Newbold Morris: "[Judge Goldstein] thinks he can buy the good government label like a new collar. You've got to earn it through the years. It comes after trial by fire...
Daniel C. Cohen--Eleanor Goldstein (Roxbury...
...movement has grown slowly. Thus far, only about 20 bishops, mostly in the East, have approved its street-corner evangelism. Most Eastern speakers are laymen; in the West they are mostly priests. The pioneer layman is Boston's David Goldstein, a convert from Judaism. Licensed by the late Cardinal O'Connell, he spoke for the first time on Boston Common in 1917. Since then Goldstein, who calls himself "a convert from Marx to Christ," has gone up & down the land expounding his new faith...
Supporting Evidence. In Manhattan. Edna Dessau, shot and severely wounded last year by one Dr. Samuel Weinrib, told Judge Jonah Goldstein that she did not care about prosecuting the doctor; she merely wanted the return of her prewar girdle, through which the bullet passed. Judge Goldstein refused on the ground that the girdle was state's evidence...
Captured Youth. In Manhattan, Benjamin Goldstein, 50, a grey-haired salesman of hair dyes, recaptured his youth by restoring his hair to its original color, was then recognized and arrested by the FBI on a charge dating back...