Word: seaboarders
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Executive Council of the I.S.U. are the real outlaws in this strike," charged Joseph Curran, leader of the current Eastern seaboard strike, to vice-president Halloran of the American Republic Lines, representing the interests of the shipowners in a discussion of the problem last night...
...little in passing Physics C laboratory requirements. Similarly, lengthening of reading pariods will help group one students to cover their special assignments flawlessly, even if it does aid those cursed with a wider lazy streak to make up for long autumn weekends spent at scattered points along the Atlantic Seaboard...
Tall, redhaired, fortyish Mrs. Davie, an international socialite, was a delegate to the Republican convention last June. She went home to organize "Landon Volunteers in Eastern Seaboard States," begin contributing a daily recruiting column to the Herald Tribune. Columnist Davie's original lead...
...surprised that the American public has ever been cozened into accepting as a candidate for its highest office a man whose record is one of drab mediocrity and whose personal qualifications keep him as far removed from being a presidential possibility as Kansas is removed from the Atlantic seaboard...
Happily endowed with money, brains and background is Dr. Michael Hoke of Atlanta. His father. Robert Frederick Hoke. a Major General in the Confederate Army, prospered during Reconstruction by pushing what is now the Seaboard Airline Railroad through North Carolina to Atlanta. Dr. Hoke's mother was a New York Van Wyck. One of his uncles. Robert Van Wyck, was elected mayor of New York City in 1898. Same year, another uncle, Augustan Van Wyck, was defeated for Governor of New York by Roosevelt I. General Hoke wanted his son to become a civil engineer like himself. "Mike" obeyed...