Word: klinger
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...General Contractors of America were fighting for-not "pork." These are some of the things the "earmarkers" in Congress understood and had courage enough to vote for. These are some of the things your Washington correspondent should know before he makes a rather slurring remark about "pork." W. A. KLINGER...
...pound class: Harold Frankel '34 defeated Lustbader (C), referee's decision; 126-pound class: Chilvers (C) defeated Howland B. Stoddard '36, referee's defeated Donald V. McGranahan '35, fall, 8.44; 145-pound class: Brown (C) defeated Edward T. Farlay '36, fall, 6.52; 155-pound class: Klinger (C) defeated Robert D. Reed '36, referee's decision; 165-pound class: Richard W. Emory '35 defeated L'hommedieu (C) fall, 3.21, (overtime); 175-pound class: Richard G. Ames '34 defeated King (C) referee's decision; Unlimited class: Gridley Barrows '34 defeated Davenport (C) referee's decision...
After three months of marching and countermarching and a half-dozen major battles. Brazil's civil war ("bloodiest in South American History") ended last week. Rich, coffee-growing Sao Paulo lost its attempt to regain control of the Federal Government. General Bertholdo Klinger, No. 1 rebel, onetime chief of Rio de Janeiro police, laid down his arms. Colonel Herculaneo Carvalho headed a temporary military government for Sao Paulo state. No accurate casualty lists were published on either side. For Brazil as a whole the civil war has had one beneficial result: The blockade of the port of Santos boosted...
...Berthold Klinger, a onetime German general, is supposed to be the military brains of the revolting Paulistas. Federal troops, who had recaptured about one-tenth of the revolting state last week, scored a spectacular but indecisive coup by capturing Senhor Borges de Medeiros, a leading rebel and once, for 20 years, president of Rio Grande...