Word: peru
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Journal that they have just published includes stories about the scaling of Mt. Hayes in 1941, an expedition to Peru, the conquest of Mt. Bertha in Alaska, and the trek up Mt. Walsh and Mt. Wood in Yukon territory...
...Peru accorded the Vice President a 21-gun salute, approved such polite profundities as his remark that Pan-Americanism was "the vertebral column" for any new world organization. Wallace's plane left Lima's airport at dawn. Irrepressible Mr. Wallace insisted on walking the four miles to the airport in the dark. (He also surprised Latin Americans by announcing that he missed his customary afternoon game of tennis. They thought U.S. citizens were too busy with the war to be taking exercise...
...Unvisited. After ten days in Chile, Mr. Wallace intends to spend some time in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, return to the U.S. toward the end of April. Not on his itinerary: Brazil (which is wholeheartedly in the war on the Allies' side) and Argentina (whose government, despite the example of other American nations, remains icily neutral...
Engaged. Manuel Ignatius Prado, 22, Oxford-Harvard-educated Manhattan bank clerk, son of Peru's President Manuel Prado; and Natalie Kitchin, 20, San Francisco socialite; in San Francisco...
...average attendance of from 500 to 1,000. Speakers who have addressed the Council and answered open-forum questions resemble a walking Who's Who of international affairs -China's Dr. Hu Shih, Under Secretary of State Sumner Welles, former Ambassador to Japan Joseph C. Grew, Peru's Dr. Alberto Arca-Parró, a host of others...