Word: patricks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...York State Chamber of Commerce Secretary Hurley had prepared an elaborate speech. When he stood up, however, he mumbled something about his inability to read and tossed his manuscript to the stenographer. "That," he remarked to Bishop William Manning who sat nearby, "is the gospel according to St. Patrick...
...Eyes & Ears" of his President in the Philippines, Patrick Jay ("Pat") Hurley, youthful and dashing Secretary of War, last week also took on some of the attributes of a presidential Mouth. Journeying to Manhattan, he made two rousing political speeches in defense of his Chief which had in them the clear clang of the coming campaign. What keyed up the Hurley addresses even more was the fact that friends of their energetic and ambitious maker warmly hope that 1932 will bring into the G. O. P. field a Hoover-Hurley ticket and that, as the vice-presidential nominee, Pat Hurley...
...Patrick J. Hurley--Secretary of War reports to President on his return from Philippine Islands...
...Patrick Edward ("Pull-Eighty-Cars") Crowley, resigned as president of New York Central lines, will be succeeded by Frederic Ely Williamson, president of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, who will be succeeded by Ralph Budd, president of Great Northern Railway. This triple play among major railroads spelled the end of Mr. Crowley's leadership of Central, although he still remained a director. Ill health was given as the cause but Wall Street whispered that "Pat" Crowley had lost his fight with Central's bankers over Pennsylvania Railroad's desire for Nickel Plate trackage rights along Lake Erie (TIME...
...Patrick H. Joyce, chairman and acting president of Chicago Great Western .RcU was made its president (see above). Adolph F. Stone, former chairman of F- 6 W, Grand-Silver Stores, Inc-> was made president, succeeding his brother...