Word: patrick
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...familiar America-Firstish faces were there in the Mural Room of Chicago's Hotel Morrison: the furtive, snickering little women who pass around anti-Semitic postcards; the Coughlinites; the pinch-lipped, waspish old couples with gleaming eyes; the Patrick Henry Forumites; the overcorseted We the Mothers; the fanatical ragtag & bobtail of a 100% star-spangled movement...
Under the direction of Chief Specialist Frank Patrick, the Naval R. O. T. C. unit defeated Tufts' unit in a Soldiers Field track meet last Saturday by a 49 to 27 score...
...First Relief took back 21 survivors, many of them children. On the way down the divide, they met the Second Relief. Outside one hut, the Second Relief found a dismembered body. There was an entry concerning it in the diary of one of the travelers, Patrick Breen: "Mrs. Murphy said here yesterday that [she] thought she would commence on Milt and eat him." She had. At the Donner family huts, Tamsen Donner had just sent a man to beg Elizabeth, Jacob Donner's wife, for a meal. The man was just returning with a leg of Elizabeth...
Franklin Roosevelt, planning ahead, looked to his military "eyes." The eyes, better known as Brigadier General Patrick J. Hurley, the President now recalled from the post of Minister to New Zealand. He assigned General Hurley as a "utility man" in the Middle East. Next he prepared to send New York City's bumptious little Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia overseas, presumably as a brigadier general (see p. 12) to North Africa...
Stronger talk on the shortage came from Florida's Bishop Joseph Patrick Hurley, most out-&-out pre-Pearl Harbor interventionist in the U.S. hierarchy. He said the shortage had caused "the greatest leakage which the Church in America has suffered." He did not blame the priests, but accused some of his fellow Bishops in the North of "unwillingness . . . to disturb existing organizations; a persistent inability to face facts; a tendency . . . to engage in negative criticism rather than in constructive collaboration...