Word: haddock
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Yale, he roomed with a sober-sided boy called Donald Ogden Stewart. Charles Walker's literary interests-the Lit, Archibald MacLeish's poetry, the Elizabethan Club-doubtless helped Funnyman Stewart's Parody Outline of History, Mr. & Mrs. Haddock, etc., to occur...
...Moody, Chairman, Miss Faith Haddock; J. R. Spence, Miss Eleanorf Titcomb; J. M. Spence, Miss Katherine Leatherbee; G. R. Hubbard, Miss Gertrude Ayer; H. Musgraves, E. B. Slocum, D. C. Meck, Jr., Miss Lillian O'Leary; W. L. Brewster...
...from the west of England had first sailed into the grey shimmering bay that smelt of woods and wild grape, looking for something; liberty . . . freedom to worship God in their own manner . . . space to breathe. Thinking of these things, worrying as he pushed the little cart loaded with eels, haddock, cod, halibut, swordfish, Vanzetti spent his mornings . . . weighting-out fish...." The fish peddler worried because a few days before, on a fine cool May morning in the year 1920, a body had been found-smashed lifeless on the pavement in front of a Department of Justice office-the body...
...reputation as a writer of parodies and humorous satires. Many of his writings have appeared in "Vanity Fair", "Life", and "Scribner's" and he is also well known for his longer works, "A Parody Outline of History", "Perfect Behavior", "Aunt Polly's Story of Mankind" and "Mr. and Mrs. Haddock Abroad...
...Gardner, box 4; G. C. D. Gardner, boxes 38 and 40; E. Ginsburgh, boxes 82 and 84; H. Ginsburgh, boxes 28 and 30; J. R. Goodnow, box 7; F. E. Green, box 13; R. H. Green- man, box 90; R. W. Goepport, box 11; C. C. Haddock, box 2; L. L. Heek, box 17; J. S. Higgins, box 62; T. G. Holcombe, boxes 70, 72, 74; L. A. Levy, box 33; B. Lewis, box 64; K. E. Luttropp, box 92; P. K. McElroy, boxes 44-46; L. B. Merchant, box 42; P. D. Morison, box 32; A. H. Perkins...