Word: lloyds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Foshay 1L; J. H. Gleason 30, assistant in History; E. M. Rowe 3G; J. G. Haviland 2L; R. S. Harris 2G.Ed.; Alan Bolske, instructor in German: T. F. M. Newton, instructor in English; T. E. Farrell 2L; Eustis Dearborn 1S.A.; V. M. Harding, Jr. 1L; D. D. Lloyd 1L; W. N. Bates, Jr. '28; B. W. Hislop 2L; F. D. Miller, assistant in Astronomy; David Cobb 1L; J. R. Collins 1G.B.; P. N. Arnold 3G.; and J. A. Leininger...
...before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee speaking his mind on the iniquities of European diplomacy. He shot big round holes in the Versailles Treaty and quoted private conversations in Paris to make them bigger. He released his report on Russia and became a U. S. headline character. Mr. Lloyd George referred to "a journey some boys were reported to have made to Russia" and flayed the Bullitt report as a "tissue of lies." The net result of Diplomat Bullitt's activities was to furnish Republican Senators additional ammunition with which to de feat ratification of the peace treaty...
...Miss Lloyd and Miss von Hansa had another lively set-to for second place, which went to Miss Lloyd, 5-4 again, after more than five minutes of brilliant fencing to decide the last point...
...Manhattan mathematics teacher, disapproved of her posture. Joseph Vince, to whose Salle d'Armes Mr. Locke sent her, saw very little promise in Dorothy; her knees wobbled, she had poor coordination. She practiced three hours at a time, three times a week, became a close friend of Marion Lloyd who, another Vince pupil, has the soundest technic among U. S. woman fencers. Dark-haired, calm, utterly unromantic, Fencer Locke trains on as much chow-mein as she can eat, never loses her temper in a bout. In her autograph collection she prizes most highly the signature of Helene Mayer...
...Gehrig, cousin of famed Baseballer Lou Gehrig and only woman to win the U. S. title four times running (1920-1923). To do so Dorothy Locke will have to ward off the challenge of stubby Muriel Guggolz, another Salle d'Armes Vince student and teammate with Locke and Lloyd on last year's U. S. Olympic team. A studious and prudent, albeit preternaturally sly, lady with a foil, little Miss Guggolz was not fencing for the championship last week; she was unexpectedly eliminated in the trials last fortnight...