Word: martinisms
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Leslie Martin Bell 2M, of Dozier, Alabama; Robert Lee Brown 4M, of Rochester, New York; Norman Hull Bruce 3M, of Brighton; Oliver Cope 2M, of Boston; Albert Wallace Cowan 2M, of Bristol, Tennessee; Edmund John Croce 2M, of Worcester; Robert Croly Darling 3M, of New York City; William Finkelstein 3M, of Waterbury, Connecticut; Don William Freeman 3M, of Denison, Texas; Travis Armitage French 2M, of New Castle, Pennsylvania; Dale Gilbert Friend 2M, of Missouri Valley, Iowa...
William Hammack Goodson, Jr. 3M, of Liberty, Missouri; John Ruskin Graham 3M, of West Roxbury; Arthur Joseph Hadler 2M, of Roxbury; Wayne Hobbs 2M, of South Hamilton; Hollis Steadman Ingraham 4M, of Brookline; Gilbert Martin Jorgensen 2M, of Minden, Nebraska; Kolbein Ludwig Kjelleswig 2M, of Atlantic Highlands, New York; Rolf Lium 4M, of Northfield, Minnesota; John Robert Mote 2M, of Tucson, Arizona; Robert Taylor Moulton 3M, of West Peabody; Richard Thomas Munce 2M, of Bangor, Maine...
PAIN (Wellesley) Richard Martin...
...left Scripps-Howard to edit the four-year-old Cleveland Times which momentarily challenged the Plain-Dealer's monopoly in the morning field. For lack of advertising the Times withered within a year, having been nothing more potent than an honest, genteel, ingenuous paper. Editor Martin became industrial commissioner of the Chamber of Commerce...
Like most seasoned newspaper editors Earle Martin is addressed by all who ever worked for him as "Chief." Unlike most, he says: "I came out of newspaper work with a high regard for the intelligence of the general public...