Word: marylanders
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Baltimore, Ambrose J. Kennedy, Democratic candidate for U. S. Representative from Maryland, was making a political speech in the Thomas Jefferson Club's hall, which has a seating capacity of 200. One hundred and ninety-nine seats were filled. Suddenly a heavy electric light globe plopped down from the ceiling, hit the one vacant seat...
...Rhome Jr., West Allenhurst, New Jersey and Donald O. Shurtleff, Lincoln, Nebraska; for the Holmes Club, John H. Ferguson, Oklahoma City, and John E. O'Keefe Jr., Carthage, Missouri and for the Simpson-Sayre Club, Robert Braucher, of Massapequa, New York and Robert B. Wolf, of Elkins Park, Maryland...
...they said: Did not one of your own famed Harvard graduates of '37 choose to come here and study with his beautiful young wife these past two years? They speak the truth, Vag admits. Moreover, these lads can dish it out. They walloped their neighboring rivals, the University of Maryland. They can take it too. Columbia romped over them last week, and this week they're the "breather game" opponents of the Crimson...
Harvard Club of Maryland: Peter L. Gill, of Washington, D. C., formerly of Ashton, Md.; and Maurice C. Pincoffs Jr., of Baltimore...
...reporting one reason why Columnist Pearson dislikes Maryland's Senator Tydings (TIME, Oct. 24), TIME erred in stating that Mr. Pearson once courted the present Mrs. Tydings...