Word: marvin
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...know, one of these days, ole Marvin Griffin is going to learn his lesson and get some sense. If he doesn't, they're going to bury him head down, and when that trumpet sounds, he's going to find himself going further the wrong way. I want every person who prays to call Marvin Griffin's name to God, and I want you to say, 'Lord, I'm talking about the Marvin Griffin who is governor of Georgia,' so there won't be any mistake...
...Damis, James J. '57; Dodge, Nathan P. '59; Eaton, Charles F. III, '58; Eikenberry, Ronald G. '57; Evjy, Jack T. '57; Gianelly, Anthony '57; Harris, Robert W. '58; Haughey, Philip C. '57; Hershon, Stuart J. '59; Holzschuh, Richard J. '57; Hooper, Thomas B. '58; Joslin, James L. '57; Lebovitz, Marvin E. '58; Metropoulos, Theodore N. '57, (Captain); Nelson, Glen D. '59; Newell, John Jr. '57; Prichard, Michael '58; Shaunessy, Robert T. '59; Schein, David S. '58; Simourian, John A. '57; Stahura, Walter J., Jr. '58; Carden, John G. '57 (Manager...
EBBETS FIELD, longtime home of Brooklyn Dodgers Baseball Club, will be turned into $25 million housing development. For an estimated $2,000,000, Dodgers have sold Ebbets Field to Manhattan Real-Estateman Marvin Kratter, associated with Financier Hanns Ditisheim who took over Chicago's Butler Bros, retail-store chain eight months ago (TIME, March 5). Kratter will lease the field to team until 1961, when he starts work on housing project...
...rank-and-file voters liked his lavish spending for public works (with no taint of corruption). And after the Supreme Court decisions, even Atlanta moderates found Herman's segregation policies less offensive. So when Herman, in January 1955, turned over the governor's office to hand-picked Marvin Griffin, Senator George and his friends knew that at last a Talmadge had a good chance of getting to the Senate. Four months before election came a panicky message from Georgia to George: the 78-year-old Senator's supporters had canvassed the state, found Herman had ample campaign...
...Tender Trap. In Reno, lacking 50? of the $10 he needed to bail out his wife, who was jailed on a drunkenness charge, Marvin Wheeler light-fingered some brass plumbing fixtures from the police station, sold them to get the half dollar and freed his wife, was jailed himself for petty theft, was still locked up three days later when his wife was jugged again for drunkenness...