Word: lloyd
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Liberal Leader David Lloyd George bleated: "This measure contains some of the worst and none of the best features of Socialism." The Clydeside Laborites, who want the Government to nationalize the coal industry and pay high wages (if necessary out of the taxpayers' pockets), were frankly furious. The vote which followed was the most important since the MacDonald Cabinet took office...
...served under Commodore David Porter against the Caribbean pirates. Six years later he went as third lieutenant to the famed frigate Constellation, four years older than himself, which had spouted broadsides against the French, the English, the pirates of Tripoli. In 1835 he married Anne Catherine Lloyd of Baltimore, who bore him eight children-all daughters. When the Naval Academy at Annapolis was founded (1845), Buchanan was made Superintendent. A stern disciplinarian, he once unbent so far as to forward the following application from 38 cadets to the Secretary of the Navy: "Sir-We the undersigned midshipmen of the Naval...
...Lawrence, D. D. Lloyd, R. G. Luckey, J. R. McGinley, 2nd, William McKennan, R. I. McKesson, J. A. Marcus, Daniel Merriman, Beecher Moore, Vernon Munroe, Jr., Peyton Murray, Harry Nicholas, Jr. R. S. Ogden, T. M. Page Geoffrey Parsons, Jr., T. N. Perkins, Jr., C. C. Perry, C. E. Pickhardt, Jr., L. F. Percival...
WELCOME DANGER (Harold Lloyd)- Delirious footnote to crime...
...close of Lloyd George's magnetic flapdoodling, the House surprised itself by passing this resolution: "In the opinion of this House the government should use its utmost efforts to stimulate international action for the study and eventual preparation of a treaty for the comprehensive reduction and limitation of naval, military and air armaments, including war material as well as personnel...