Word: pauls
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...political campaigns of 1938 are hardly underway. Last week, however, two springs ahead of time, the Presidential campaign of 1940 started. For handsome, white-haired Paul Vories McNutt-U. S. High Commissioner in the Philippines since 1937-alighted, like the first robin of 1940, on U. S. shores...
Still boss of his State's powerful Democratic machine although his term as Governor of Indiana ended a year ago, Paul McNutt is naturally anxious that his claims as a candidate for President shall not be forgotten. So on his first return to the U. S. his supporters found it incumbent upon them to keep him in the public eye. His trip from Manila to the White House (to report on Far Eastern affairs) was therefore designed on the order of a Roman triumph...
...Harold van B. Cleveland 161 George F. Lowman 139 Edward L. Barnes 133 Caspar W. Weinberger 122 George F. Roberts 73 TREASURER *George von L. Meyer, 3d 105 Richard T. Davis 103 Peter T. Brooks 90 Richard O. Ulin 87 H. Shippen Goodhue 69 David Emerson 52 Oglesby Paul 49 CHORISTER *Robert W. Snyder 232 Benjamin Welles, 2d 143 David H. Kimball 102 Secor D. Browne 68 ODIST *Morris Earle 226 James C. Higgins 113 Stanley A. Miller 109 John M. Graham 86 ORATOR *Wiley E. Mayne 129 John L. Calvocaressi 109 John A. Sullivan 89 Jose K. P. deVaron...
Peter T. Brooks, Richard T. Davis, David Emerson, Henry S. Goodhue, George von L. Meyer, Oglesby Paul, and Richard O. Ulin are the Treasurers, while those nominated for the post of Orator are Lyman B. Burbank, John L. Calvocoressi, Jose K. P. de Varon, Wiley E. Mayne, John A. Sullivan, Jr., and Richard W. Sullivan...
...Congress's navy, which reached its peak in 1777 and then declined rapidly to seven vessels. Three-masted and square-rigged, the frigates and sloops of war were small and fast, with a gun range as far as one-half mile. Of the three top U. S. commanders, John Paul Jones is the best known in history and balladry. Son of a Scotch gardener, a true corsair and soldier of fortune, he served first under John Barry and Hopkins. When given command of a sloop, he sailed to Brest, seized many sloops of war, and gained world-wide fame...