Word: lloyd
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...House of Commons, Tory M.P. Geoffrey Lloyd had concluded a long and bitter attack on the government's gasoline rationing policy. Lloyd swept his eyes over the thinned-out ranks of the Laborites, and turned to the Speaker. Said he: ". . . We . . . propose to divide the House," i.e., call for a vote on an earlier motion to adjourn...
...Clarence Streit's was a voice in the wilderness of the cities, crying but mostly unheard for more than ten years. Clarence Streit belongs to the small legion of Americans born to be touched by an idea and to give their lives to it. Slavery-hating William Lloyd Garrison, onetime apprenticed printer from Newburyport, Mass., was one. Henry George, the son of a Philadelphia publisher of religious books and indefatigable advocate of the single tax on land, was one. Suffragette Susan B. Anthony, schoolteacher from Adams, Mass., was one, Socialist Eugene Debs was another of the single-minded evangelists...
Johnny White seems like a sure thing at short, showing speed and accuracy in the early practices. White, and Charlie Walsh behind the plate are two footballers who won't be much good to Lloyd Jordon this spring...
...Lloyd Jordan, wearing a green slicker inched into his football panta, outlined the practice procedure he intends to follow for the next two weeks and after spring vacation for three more. He introduced his assistants, four of whom are also now to Harvard football, and them everybody moved over to Briggs Cage...
...home. Fadden worked here from 1921 to 1935, when he went to Amherst, then to the Chicago White Sox and the New York Buildings. He looked out at the New head coach and the 80 men and said he would not have left the Bulldogs for any one but Lloyd Jordan...