Word: senlis
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Since there are four first-generation Americans on the Republican ticket, Moore has found his ethnic appeals popular. He drew his biggest crowd, and got his biggest thrill, when he introduced (in Italian) Sen. Richard Nixon to a crowd of 12,000 in East Boston...
...long conference table beneath a portrait of Sun Yat Sen while Mr. Lee, director of Boston's branch of the Kuomintang, was explaining the difference between October First and October Tenth. "First of October is Communist Independence Day, like May First in Russia. Nobody in Boston celebrates. October Tenth is the real Chinese Independence Day, when we had a Republic. It is just like Fourth of July. We have parades and speeches and feasts, just like in America." He thought a moment, then added, "Also we celebrate the Fourth...
Terming the response "magnificent," Rudoph predicted that final returns would pass $10,000. Rudolph said the money collected has already been mailed to the candidates, Thomas Fairchild of Wisconsin, Gov. Henry F. Schricker of Indians, and Sen. William Benton of Connecticut...
Proceeds from the appeal will go to Thomas E. Fairchild, who is running against McCarthy for the Senate in Wisconsin; Henry F. Schricker, Governor of Indiana and Jonner's opponent; and Sen. William Benton, up for reelection in Connecticut. Bonton has urged McCarthy's expulsion from the Senate...
...stage. Meeting in Philadelphia in the shadow of the Liberty Bell, the Constitution party chose a Mrs. Stevenson of Connecticut as its leader and girded up its loins to do electoral battle with "the international conspirators for more than a decade." At the top of their endorsement list was Sen. Joseph C. McCarthy with the statement "Anyone who opposes McCarthy is giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the Republic...