Word: kenneth
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...KENNETH GODFREY New York City...
...Kenneth T. Bainbridge, professor of Physics, returned to Cambridge and his teaching chores yesterday, after a visit to an international conference of chemists in Belgium. A half-dozen nations were represented at the conclave, which, Bainbridge stated, was "purely scientific...
...forces on one Cabinet member's shoulders. (And thus, for the first time since 1913, the U.S. had a Cabinet of only nine members.) Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan and Secretary of the Air Force W. Stuart Symington were also sworn in (Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall had taken the oath nine weeks ago). Then Symington and Royall announced that they had agreed on more than 200 re-bracketings in plans to separate the Air Porce from the Army...
Last week Ed Pauley, who had done a workmanlike job for the President as his special ambassador on reparations, came back to Washington. Harry Truman had appointed him as a special temporary assistant to Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall. His duties would be to assist in industrial procurement; the War Department said that the job-which does not require Senate confirmation-would take about three months...
...editors blinked at his definition of news: "No news is often the best news. . . . The Enterprise is not above reporting that 'Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harriman stayed home over the weekend.' This satisfies many of the requirements of the ideal news item, even if no other newspaper [knows] it. It gets Ken's name in the paper, informs his neighbors what he is doing, and entices the attention of people who never heard of him, if only to make them comment that this is one hell of a newspaper...