Word: martins
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Washington diplomatic circles, particularly the British, turned an inquisitive eye on the man who was about to assume America's top assignment in foreign diplomacy-the successor to Thomas Pinckney, John Jay, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Martin Van Buren, James Russell Lowell, John Hay et al. Who was O. (for Oliver) Max Gardner...
...Security Council's efforts would at best be long, difficult and troubled, and at worst might be futile. But Paul Martin of Canada called for "holy obstinacy." Alexandre Parodi of France mentioned "grounds for hope...
Stagesweeper Hustie Finley doubled on the flute last night as Eliot House opened its Christmas festivities with an uproarious rendition of Ben Johnson's "Bartholemew Fair." Messrs. Alcorn, Kilty, and Spencer, and "Esquire" Martin, who "looked begotten on a cart at harvest time," led a cast of 28 under the direction of Maestro Allegretti...
Massachusetts' Joe Martin, soon to be Speaker of the House, mumbled a few words about not doing "any gloating." But the committeemen hardly listened; they were there to celebrate and to contemplate the future-which looked unmistakably rosy...
Christian Politics. Walking among the delegates as a symbol of both totalitarian oppression and church unity was frail Pastor Martin Niemöller, who after eight years in concentration camps is a leader of Germany's newly combined churches.* His presence helped the assembled churchmen to see that the Council's major objectives-upholding the Christian witness in the secular world, and uniting the Church of Christ-were really two different aspects of the same thing...