Word: knoxes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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French fears that the Nazis have been illegally extending their authority into the Saar have received official confirmation by the publication of the text of a report made to the League of Natians' Secretariat by Mr. G. G. Knox, president of the League's Saar governing commission. In this report Mr. Knox, a former British civil servant, reveals that the Nazis have subtly penetrated the Saar to such an extent that they have set up what amounts to an extra-legal government that in many cases wields more power than the actual governing body. Nasi Storm Troops are secretly maintained...
Lowell 5, Winthrop 0. Robert R. Lucas '34 (L) beat John J. Knox '36 3-2, Roger S. Greene '34 (L) beat Robert M. Peet '36 3-2, Emmet H. Roorbach '34 (L) beat Max L. Baughman '35 3-2, Richard S. Baxter '34 (L) beat Alvar W. Polk, Jr. '34 3-2. John A. Leutkemeyer 1L (L) beat Robert...
...Jayvees put on a demonstration of West Point offensive in a dummy scrimmage under the tutelage of Jimmy Knox, who has been observing the Army team in its last games. The Varsity was then sent through an offensive pass drill while the Jayvees had an informal scrimmage with the "C" club...
Clad in white-collared grey uniform, Kathleen Knox, 21, socialite grand daughter of the late Philander Chase Knox. onetime Senator from Pennsylvania, Attorney-General in the McKinley and Roosevelt Cabinets, Secretary of State under Taft, was found running errands as a page girl in Pittsburgh's Union Trust Co., controlled by Andrew William Mellon. Canny Miss Knox refused to discuss her job, remarked: "I'm interested in learning banking or I wouldn't be here...
Judge John Clark Knox, senior member of U. S. District Court, testified that the conditions of bankruptcy administration before the Irving Trust's appointment were corrupt and disgraceful, "had given the court a black eye," that the judges had asked the Irving Trust to become standing receiver "as a public service." that while the new system might not be perfect, Irving Trust had done a good job, ended a racket...