Word: shelleys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...withdraw. But there's no chance of that." Said Tom Haggerty: "Well, it's up to us to dignify the name of our union." Franklin talked of the support behind Hickey and Haggerty and a third anti-Hoffa candidate, California's Democratic Congressman Jack Shelley of San Francisco, a onetime bakery driver who still pays Teamster dues. "There's enough for a snowball to get rolling," he said, "if Hickey, Haggerty and Shelley stand together...
...Learned." The daughter of Montgomery Hamilton, a scholarly man of leisure. Edith grew up in Fort Wayne, Ind. At seven she began studying Greek and Latin, was able to hold her sisters enthralled for hours with her tales out of Sir Walter Scott and her recitations of Keats and Shelley. By the time she graduated from Miss Porter's Finishing School for Young Ladies in Farmington, Conn., she knew exactly what she wanted to do. "My dear Edith." clucked Miss Porter, "you can become learned. But, my dear Edith, I don't think much of learning...
...ground his teeth and glowered while a deputy city attorney recounted his misdeeds. Franciosa fractured the peace two months ago when, according to the lawman, he place-kicked a press photographer who was trying to snap him with his then great and good friend (now wife) shock-haired Cinemactress Shelley Winters. "It would not have been seemly to have had my picture taken with Miss Winters. I was still married," Franciosa explained after the fracas. When the prosecutor demanded that he be jailed "for the protection of society," Franciosa rose with his chest heaving. Chewing each word...
...Married. Shelley Winters, 34, tough blonde actress of stage (A Hatful of Rain) and screen (A Place in the Sun); and Anthony Franciosa, 28, tantrum-tossing Broadway actor (A Hatful of Rain); she for the third time, he for the second; in Carson City...
...received the Levinson Prize in 1936 for his poetry, "A Magazine of Verse," the Caroline Sinker prize from the Poetry Society of South Carolina in 1936, 1937 and 1938; and the Shelley Prize in poetry...