Word: maddens
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Rice, with a "bad, blackhearted, slimy voice." The landlady's son, Bernie, is an atrocious intellectual engaged in writing a great poem. His mother washes his hair for him, while he dreams of himself as Messire Bernardus Riccio, a Machiavellian figure. The landlady's brother, James Patrick Madden, is back from New York and thought to be rich; although a vulgar sort, Madden is Judith's last hope for a husband. The parish priest is a hard, harsh, unimaginative zealot called Father Quigley. Like all such spinsters, Miss Hearne has rich and happy friends-Professor Owen...
...Madden opened the scoring for the BLC after six and one half minutes, but Larry Coburn took a pass from Lewis to even the score 30 seconds later in an otherwise slow first period. Boston regained the offensive in the second stanza, but Lewis scored alone and then passed to Coburn and Shaw to give the Crimson a 4-1 lead at the half...
Other Crimson finishers were: 6) Bill Apthorp '43; 7) Ash Hallet '58; 8) Bram Arnold '58; 10) Ebbe Dane '55; 16) John Hart '54; 17) Ad Carter '36; 18) Frank Kennedy '53; 19) George Cancer '46; 20) Dave Arnold '44; 22) Jim Madden '31; 23) Del Ames...
Last week, after three months, the Council voted. A majority agreed to let the Israelis resume work on the canal, providing that General Bennike found the project endangered no legitimate Arab interest. This was sure to madden the Syrians, and gave the Russians a chance to curry Arab favor. Russia cast its 57th Security Council veto, its first in a Middle East dispute and its first against Israel. Warned Britain's Sir Gladwyn Jebb: "This is a melancholy and sinister occasion-melancholy . . . for future international cooperation; sinister, because of its implications for the cause of peace in the Arab...
...criticisms followed objections raised earlier by Congressman Ray J. Madden of Indiana. South Boston Congressman John mcCormack added his claim that "millions of Americans were angered by the speech at Mechanics Hall...