Word: knoxes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this noble university with its eminently successful "New Plan" [TIME, June 24]. Adored by the co-eds and admired by the rest of us, Prexy Hutchins is backed, almost without exception, by a solid student body in his determined stand against the over-zealous news-gathering of a Knox-McCormick-Hearstian press. The majority of students are so intent upon fulfilling the strenuous academic requirements of this institution that they are quite indifferent to the radical tongue-wavings of the very few who apparently take sides not from any soul-deep conviction but for the notoriety of it. One might...
...Hale, W. P. Hamilton, G. O. Hay, J. H. Herrick, J. F. P. Hill, N. E. Hunt, E. T. James, F. W. Jerome, N. A. Johnson, W. H. Johnson, J. W. Kaufmann, J. C. Kernan, D. F. Keyes, C. H. Klinck, Wm. C. Knox, T. P. Kohman, P. F. Larcom, J. P. Lee, Wm. Lee, Richard Lindenfelser, L. E. Marcus, H. W. Martin, G. von L. Meyer, R. M. Mitchell, P. G. Morris, C. L. Munn, J. F. Nee, John Nesmith, P. S. Oliver, D. F. Parry, Richard Parry, S. F. Peavey, M. J. Pollak, J. S. Radway...
...Knoxville, Tenn. last week one woman died of spinal meningitis and an other victim developed the disease. They were the 21st case and 15th death from spinal meningitis there this year. In rural Knox County, outside Knoxville, five cases have been discovered; one died. In other east Tennessee counties doctors have reported several sporadic cases. The situation last week caused Dr. Fray Owen Pearson, Knoxville's young epidemiologist, to cry: "Alarmingly serious. . . . Take care of your bodies and health. . . . Keep your children away from public places and crowds and always away from the funerals of people who have died...
...meeting in the Midwest, his friends were last week promising that much would be heard, if not from, at least about, red-faced William Franklin ("Frank") Knox whose political beginnings were under Teddy Roosevelt in the Rough Riders. Once the general manager of all Hearstpapers. Colonel Knox today publishes the Chicago Daily News. His ambition is to live, like his father, to be over 80 but since the beginning of 1935 his speeches indicate that he would rather live in the White House than become an octogenarian. "I should be in my own eyes intellectually dishonest, if I failed...
...First to bowl a perfect same during the Congress was Billy Knox of Philadelphia. Date: 1913. Late last week Bowler Knox, after narrowly missing another perfect game, was leading the singles with a three-game score...