Word: michaels
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Conant 1G., Ed., L. A. Cook, Jr. '34, F. R. Dickerson 2L, D. R. Freni '36, R. S. Greene '34, E. S. Holden '34, H. J. Kumin 1G. Edward Meilman '36, J. R. Pappenheimer '36, Jacob Patt '36, R. B. Preble '83, F. G. Ross 1G. Michael Sarapoff 4E.S. D. A. Sistare '86, I. A. Stone '86, A. R. Sweenwy, Jr. '35, B. K. Therogood '34, and H. P. Welch...
...Poland James Michael Curley, thrice mayor of Boston, was given a nomination to be U. S. Ambassador. This one-time grocery boy had early hopped the Roosevelt bandwagon but failed to carry Massachusetts for his candidate in the presidential primary. He squeezed into the Chicago convention on a Puerto Rico proxy, campaigned lustily for the party nominee out of earshot of his own State. For his services he expected nothing less than a seat in the Cabinet. When he did not get that, he picked out Rome and the U. S. Ambassadorship there as his reward. Last month after...
...than of the other, for they were both individuals whose lives, ambitions, and philosophies are expressed only in their works. Yet James Truslow Adams has attempted a short study of Henry Adams to serve as an introduction for the collected works of the author of St. Michael and Chartres...
...Tower," buy statuary for the Shrine. Criticism he can ignore, even that of Boston's stocky old William Henry Cardinal O'Connell who has muttered, "It is better for everyone concerned when a priest keeps his place." For Father Coughlin is responsible only to his superior, Bishop Michael James Gallagher. And he claims the backing of Pope Pius XI who has said that "every minister of holy religion must throw himself, heart and mind, into the conflict for social justice." Last fortnight and again last week, Father Coughlin's ten million inarticulates suddenly beheld...
...Captain Michael Brennan of the Cambridge Police when consulted at the Brattle Square Station agreed with Major Apted's statements. "Those rows you fellows have aren't riots. Not a pane of glass broken! Not a person assaulted! And the newspapers called that a riot! It's the newspapers that cause all the trouble--they talk it up until it sounds like a real fight. They love to criticize Harvard...