Word: hughe
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Boston, the 126-year-old Congregational weekly Advance celebrated a change in name from the Congregationalist and Herald of Gospel Liberty by launching a barrage against Dr. Hugh Stewart Magill, secretary of the International Council of Religious Education (Sunday Schools of 36 denominations). Pointing to Will Hays as "that rather tawdry little elder of the Presbyterian Church who was taken into camp by Hollywood's sagacious captains," Advance said that Dr. Magill has "rushed to the aid and comfort of the discredited utility interests" by becoming president of American Federation of Utility Investors, Inc. Advance advised...
During the morning session, Sherwood Eddy will speak, and at 11 o'clock the conference will break up into discussion groups. After luncheon, Dr. Hugh Vernon White, of the Congregational Board, will head discussion...
...Morris, announcer par excellence, had betaken himself off to Washington and left the announcing job at the G.B.I. meet to take care of itself. No one knows just why the inimitable Morris went to Washington but Dame Rumor hath it that he's going on the stump for General Hugh Johnson...
...very excited by the Diamond attack until Richard Hugh Scott, Reo's president, squared off against Chairman Olds. An oldtime Dry who used to insist that the return of 4% beer would make two idle for every one it employed, President Scott was Reo's general manager with dictatorial powers until last December. Mr. Scott's endorsement of the Diamond committee brought an angry blast from the Reo management: "We agree with the independent stockholders' committee that the results of operations of the company during the past few years have been unsatisfactory. For that very reason...
Followers of Major Clifford Hugh Douglas' economic theories will be pleased at Author Converse's sympathetic reference to Social Credit. And even those whom James Joyce calls "gracekopers" might find food for meditation in this proletarian grace...