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Optimist Trecker. A few toolmakers still like the looks of their industry. Among the most conspicuously cheerful is Joseph L. Trecker, vice president of Milwaukee's Kearney & Trecker, which makes one-third of all the milling machines in the U.S. (TIME...
...Bellboy victory came as a result of a three-run rally in the second frame. Two walks, a single by George Guild, Dave Kearney's double, and an infield out accounted for all the Lowell tallies. Although Sachs kept the Commuters from hitting safely, his generosity in doling out bases on balls and several passed balls allowed the Ramblers to tally their two runs...
Died. Peadar Kearney, 58, house painter, lyricist of The Soldier's Song, Eire's anthem; in Dublin. The tune was theme song of the 1916 rebellion (in which Kearney fought), was made the Free State anthem in 1932, when the Free State granted Peadar $2,400. Up to then the song had netted him less than $800 royalties. Theater orchestras played the anthem after every show till Kearney asked royalties for each performance; then other tunes were found...
...several days headlines in the United Press column of the CRIMSON Proclaimed in ominous tones that negotiations between the American and the Japanese were breaking up. But nobody in Cambridge paid much attention. Just another crisis, like the now-forgotten Reuben James, Greer and Kearney affairs, everybody said, if, indeed, they noticed the stories...
Executive Secretary John J. Kearney of the Bartenders and Waiters Union testified that the night club patron blamed indirectly for the holocaust was a sailor who unscrewed a light bulb to darkon a corner so he could "mug" his girl friend...