Word: rusch
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Paul Rusch, who led an experimental agricultural group to Japan, and John O. Niles '59, who visited Japan two summers ago, will lead a forum on Japan next Tuesday. Gamble said that a panel of Experimenters to Iron Curtain countries is also planned...
Night of the Hunter. In Manitowoc, Wis., Rabbit Stalker Raphael Rusch was fined $100, agreed to pay $250 damages after he chased his target through the woods, lost it, took aim in a fit of pique, assassinated Farmer Arthur Wegner's horse...
...Sincere thanks for the wonderful story on Paul Rusch and his KEEP* project for Japan's isolated mountain people [TIME, March 9]. No archbishop has been half as effective (in Japan, at least) as Colonel Rusch in making a mixed group . . . work at such speed for the growth of Christianity in that defeated land...
Faith Behind the Libraries. Paul Rusch now spends half his time in the U.S. getting more support for KEEP, and half his time in Japan supervising it. He has already spent half his lifetime there. A teacher of economics at St. Paul's until 1941, he refused to leave Japan on the eve of World War II, and was taken into custody after Pearl Harbor. Repatriated on the exchange ship Gripsholm in 1942 he joined the U.S. Army and eventually served as a lieutenant colonel on MacArthur's G-2 staff. While never a formally constituted missionary...