Word: keys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Indignant, too, was Author Ernest Hemingway of Key West. After reporting the carnage in last week's New Masses, he passionately apostrophized one of the dead: "You're dead now, brother, but who left you there in the hurricane months on the Keys where a thousand men died before you in the hurricane months when they were building the road that's now washed out? Who left you there? And what's the punishment for manslaughter...
Stones for 2035. With such exceedingly simple words Adolf Hitler turned the key that unlocks German hearts again & again last week in Nürnberg. To 50,000 youths he cried: "I want you as slim as tigers, as fast as greyhounds, as hard as stone! Friendship will be accorded only to the strong, as the strong alone deserve friendship. We evaluate a young man by the punishment he can take. I make you responsible to help me make Germany strong...
...inability to find a political group or a party in whose sincerity and effectiveness he can believe. He moves first toward the Socialists, but is repelled by their callow optimism, learns of the existence of a mysterious secret society that may plot to prevent war by killing its key men. He investigates the Masons, arrives at no decision...
Retiring Morgan partners are Harold Stanley, William Ewing and Henry Sturgis Morgan, second son of the firm's aging head. The two Drexel partners are Perry E. Hall and Edward H. York Jr. Also leaving are two key Morgan employes, Manager John Maurice Young of the bond department and Manager Allen Northey Jones of the statistical department...
...Connecticut. The original company was purchased during the Civil War by a Portland lumber merchant named William Wentworth Brown, who branched into paper & pulp in the 1890's. His four sons inherited the business and today are its only officers and directors. And his grandsons hold such key jobs as sales-manager, purchasing agent, head of manufacturing, manager of Canadian plants. President Herbert Jenkins Brown, like most of the Browns, lives modestly in Portland. His brother William Robinson was once a breeder of Arab horses. All Browns have gone to Williams since President Herbert graduated in the Class...