Word: kirkpatrick
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Sued for Divorce. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Billing, 47, compiler of The Red Network ; by Albert Wallwick Billing, 50, consulting engineer; three days after she sued him; in Chicago. Billing charged his wife with intoxication, profanity, said her Red-harrying ruined his business. Mrs. Billing charged adultery, cruelty...
...Fort Riley, Kans., Private Woodrow Kirkpatrick crept silently towards an imaginary enemy, crept smack against a real jack rabbit. The jack rabbit kicked him in the eye, sent him to the infirmary...
...nibbled, flew to Madrid to check up, swallowed great lumps of bait prepared for him there; at length, to B4's complete astonishment, came to Britain in person. After his capture, but behind Churchill's back (so far as Hess knew), he was visited by Ivone Augustine Kirkpatrick who had -supposedly-written him many of the letters. Kirkpatrick then went to Dublin, with a letter from Hess, where he met with members of the German Embassy...
...elder Wickard himself built the gabled house in which Claude was born to young Andrew and Iva Leonora Kirkpatrick in 1893. Here Claude lived, married and raised two daughters-the only home he knew until he moved to Washington in 1933. At 17, Claude got fancy notions about going to Purdue University's School of Agriculture at Lafayette, 25 miles away. He graduated in 1915, with old-fangled resolve and new-fangled ideas, went back to Section 29. He tested the soil, found it sour, made a homely epigram: "We're mining the soil-not farming...
Sporting Peer. With Hess incommunicado "somewhere in Great Britain," reading detective stories, eating better than many a Briton, talking to Government officials and Foreign Office-man Ivone Kirkpatrick, the press turned much attention on the Duke of Hamilton...