Word: josephs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...week's end, somewhat heartened by financial aid from the C.I.O. and A.F.L., N.F.T.W. President Joseph Beirne appealed to the White House for settlement help. He admitted to newsmen: "If we don't settle by Monday, our people will still be out on strike, but some of them may want to go back to work...
...attendance at his fashionable Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church from 1905 to 1926. Under his liberal leadership (1926-45), Manhattan's Union Theological Seminary moved up to top rank among U.S. divinity schools. When the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions began looking for a speaker for the first postwar Joseph Cook Lectures,* Preacher-Educator-Theologian Coffin was the obvious choice...
...Founded in 1901 under the will of Boston Lecturer Joseph Cook, "for a lectureship to be filled by Christian scholars in defense of Christianity . . . who shall visit in succession the principal cities of China, India and Japan...
Shortly after the first explosion, Veteran Ham B. H. Standley (W5FQQ) of Houston rushed to the scene, set up his emergency unit and began transmitting messages. Samples: "Joe Vasquez not expected to live. Is in Room 323, St. Joseph's Infirmary [Houston]." "To Fort Crockett: send all available officer-type gas masks." "To Houston Boilermakers' Union: please send 50 bottles of oxygen and acetylene Texas City...
Like the other 35 U.S. special correspondents at the Moscow Conference, dark little Joseph Newman put up at the fancy Hotel Moskva. Last week he moved into the drab Metropole, where most of the permanent correspondents live. Newman is going to stay as the New York Herald Tribune...