Word: owen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Eisenhower won a clear-cut victory. The count: nine delegates for Ike, five for Taft, and two "neutrals" who lean toward Ike. All the Taft delegates came from the Third Congressional District (northern and northeastern Maine), Senator Owen Brewster's homeland...
...Poet Hardy almost as high as Novelist Hardy. With Blunden's book comes another book, a work of scholarly piety by Colby Professor Carl Weber, possib'y today's foremost Hardy scholar. In Hardy and the Lady from Madison Square, Weber unearths the story of Rebekah Owen, a New York woman who was smitten by Hardy's books, visited England, where she was apparently smitten by Hardy himself. After some mild tea-drinking and book-autographing plus years of letter-writing, she was finally brushed off by the aging and impatient author. Though the book...
...midst of the Senate debate on the Japanese Treaty Maine's Owen Brewster got a message and hustled off the floor. A few moments later, on the House side of the Capitol, he settled down amiably in the witness chair before the King subcommittee investigating tax scandals. Said Brewster: "I do not know precisely what has been brought out here. I understand there is a question of some checks...
...keeps popping up in stories of tax influence peddling (TIME, Dec. 17 et seq.). In Grunewald's records, Counsel DeWind had found a $10,000 deposit and five other deposits totaling $16,500, identified by the symbol "Br." Grunewald's tax consultant explained that "Br" was Owen Brewster...
Rowe was called before the Senate group originally to testify on Owen Lattimore in connection with the Institute of Pacific Relations. He discussed Fairbank only at the suggestion of Robert Morris, subcommittee counsel...