Word: refugee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"In these days when men work with indifference or hatred in their hearts, pride of profession has taken refuge in flying. . . . One of the most charming things about aviation is that everyone to do with it is so young."
Dodging behind a lamp post, Colonel Jiminez whipped out his pistol and fired into the crowd, wounding two civilians just as soldiers commanded by Lieut. Rogerio Perez Villalon dashed up in a motor car. Doubling back for refuge toward a drugstore, Colonel Jiminez found it closed (by the strike). He...
"Ambassador Welles offered me a refuge in the United States." said Dr. Ferrara. "I leave criticism of Welles's policy in Cuba to History."
Back in Scotland, Sutherland practiced for a time at asylums. At one of these was an old gentleman who had voluntarily taken refuge there. On Sutherland's first call the old man spotted him right away. "How long have you been here? A week! No honest man would answer...
Pleas she was the first woman jurist to sentence a man to death. As Supreme Court Judge she is rounding out her second six-year term. - Upon her the Federation of Business & Professional Women has conferred the title "preeminent professional woman of the nation." "The unmarried woman earning her living...