Word: nye
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Francis R. Dieuaide, Clinical Professor of Medicine, Edward W. Dempsey, Assistant Professor of Anatomy, Robert W. Nye, Assistant Professor of Bacteriology and Immunology; Austin M. Brues, Assistant Professor of Medicine; Robert E. Gross, Assistant Professor of Surgery; Frank W. Maurer, Assistant Professor of Physiology...
...those in the Senate and in the press who last year were isolationists took up the cudgels for Senator Walsh. Missouri's Bennett Clark demanded an immediate Senate investigation of "the old hussy who runs the New York Post" (38-year-old Dorothy Schiff Backer). Senators Wheeler and Nye denounced the Post's exposé as a "diabolical attempt" to smear all isolationists. Senator Nye said he knew for a fact that "a secret society" had been operating for two years to gather smear material...
America's No. 1 Presbyterian of the year was picked last week. He is Dr. Stuart Nye Hutchison of Pittsburgh's East Liberty Church, who was elected Moderator (to serve for one year) at his church's 154th General Assembly at Milwaukee...
Squarejawed, methodical Moderator Hutchison (whose middle name Nye brought him the Lafayette College nickname "Bill" he still goes by) turned 65 the day before his election, and he owes his election to the votes of the Conservative majority. He has been at East Liberty since 1921, saw it become "the most beautiful Presbyterian Church in the world" when Banker-Industrialist Richard B. Mellon (Andrew's brother) gave $4,500,000 for its soaring Gothic buildings. His congregation of 2,500 gives $160,000 a year for church causes, personally supports 14 foreign missionaries...
Three undefeated Yardlings, Tyke Wilcox, Captain Foster Boardman and George Nye, lead the linkmen into battle. Also representing Coach Don Peddle's squad, which has waded successfully through six straight contests, are Jim Hubbell, Dan Friedman, and Bill Rowe. Yale has lost only once, drooping a 5 to 4 decision to Princeton's unbeaten Freshmen...