Word: pelled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...pray for. The prayer for July: "Protection against dangerous broadcasting." Rev. James M. Gillis, editor of The Catholic World, explained last week: "We must send out over the air polite, mannerly explanations of Catholic doctrine, hoping thus to offset the attacks of the enemy. . . . The anti-Christians, who rushed pell-mell into radio and made it a devil's instrument will presently get tired of it, after wearing down the endurance of their listeners, but the church will continue when they quit...
Despite Ethan Allen's blustering exploits, no real portrait or likeness of him is known to exist. Last week was posted a $250 reward for such a picture by Walter Butler Mahony, publisher and editor of the North American Review and John Pell, associate editor, Allen biographer, scion of the family that has owned the Fort Ticonderoga site for more than a century. Explained Mr. Pell...
Author Eng Ying (Eddie) Gong, proprietor of an Americanized restaurant at No. 1 Pell Street (nucleus of Manhattan's Chinatown) observed, noted, took part in tong warfare, wrote an inside story of it. Along came Reporter Bruce Grant, who read the story, realized that it was an expose exciting and spectacular enough to appeal to underworld-minded readers, was the first authentic history of the tongs ever written, was a splendid scoop. He wrote Author Gong's manuscript into reportorial text. All Reporter Grant needed was a rewrite...
Racquets. A court 60 ft. by 30 ft. with four black cement walls; no net; long-handled, small-headed racquet; ball like a little baseball, covered with kid. Stanley Mortimer and Clarence C. Pell, who play together as a doubles team (TIME, Feb. 10) played each other once again in the finals of the National Singles at the Boston Tennis and Racquet Club. Figured as a sure loser because of his poorer showing this year, and because he had a harder struggle to get in the finals, Mortimer made only one point in the second game, four in the third...
...Neff, chairman, Karl Adams, subchairman, W. B. Bacon, Malcomb Bancroft, Rutgers Barclay, Richard Borden, A. O. Brooks, J. A. Bross, T. K. Dunstan, T. B. Eastland, J. R. Leonard, C. C. Pell, J. C. Rice, P. W. Souter, T. W. Stedman, S. H. Walcott, Edward Yeomans, Frank Young...