Word: kingsley
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Kingsley Wood in a speech promised Russia all the credit she could use, warned at the same time that help to Russia would mean that Britons must haul in another notch in their belts. What Sir Kingsley did not say was how much of her own meager supplies Britain can spare for the Russians, how the supplies can be sent...
They are: 1) Conservative Lord Halifax; 2) Conservative Anthony Eden; 3) Liberal Sir Archibald Sinclair; 4) Conservative Sir Kingsley Wood; 5) Laborite Ernest Bevin; 6) Laborite Herbert Morrison; 7) Laborite Clement Attlee; 8) Laborite Albert Victor Alexander; 9) Conservative Lord Beaverbrook; 10) Laborite Sir Stafford Cripps; 11) Laborite Arthur Greenwood; 12) General Sir John Dill; 13) General Archibald Wavell; 14) King George...
...pretense at giving extempore answers. BBC has gathered some of the best brains of Britain to serve on the show's permanent panel, and plenty of careful research goes into the program. Among the experts: Sir William Beveridge, Master of Oxford's University College; Historian Charles Kingsley Webster; Laborite Francis Williams; Birmingham University Economist Philip Sargant Florence. Also on tap are Government bigwigs such as Alfred Duff Cooper, who supplied for the first Answering You show an explanation for Britain's failure to bomb the Rumanian oil fields...
...accident, but a natural law based on deep bio-social necessity determines the pattern by which people settle in towns of different sizes. Such is the simple conclusion-with arresting implications-of Lecturer George Kingsley Zipf of Harvard, who analyzes the mathematics of population distribution in his new book, National Unity and Disunity (Principia Press...
MINNESOTA: Charles E. Carlston, Minneapolis; Kingsley Ervin, Jr., Minneapolis; Edward L. Henderson, St. Paul; Carlton Johnson, Fergus Falls; Lyman C. Wind, Duluth...