Word: sioux
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Professional. The New Deal's head of the Treasury is a scientific farmer. The New Deal's lender of money is a successful promoter from Texas. But the New Deal's giver of relief is a professional giver of relief. Father Hopkins was a retail leather merchant in Sioux City and Mother Hopkins was a devout Methodist, an active member of the Iowa Home Missionary Society. Harry ("Hi"), 43, the third of their five children, takes after neither. Like his elder sister Adah (now selling insurance in Manhattan) and his elder brother (now a doctor in Tacoma), he worked...
...also chairman of the governing committee. But still wedged in between Mr. Aldrich as undisputed boss and Mr. Aldrich as president are Chairman of the Executive Committee John McHugh and Board Chairman Charles S. McCain. Last week Mr. McHugh, who used to be a big banker in Sioux City, and Mr. McCain, who used to be a big banker in Little Rock, announced that they were resigning their Chase jobs at the annual meeting this month. Mr. McCain will become president of United Light & Power, of which Chase Bank owns working control. H. Donald Campbell, a public relations man, will...
...Said a Sioux City pastor: "We can never be the same men and women that we were; there just must be a deeper intensity in our devotion and love for our Lord; more of passionate desire for the redemption of man and of society-of yearning for the coming of His Kingdom, and a clearer understanding of our part in that work...
...center of the strike belt is situated in small areas in lower Iowa, especially around Sioux City, where the trains--mostly freight trains. In general the government has solved the situation, but the solution is only temporary, and conditions will probably be worse when a year...
...years from gullible Mid-western aspirants to the non-existent $22,000,000,000 estate of Sir Francis Drake, famed Elizabethan mariner (TIME. Jan. 23, Feb. 27): conviction on a charge of using the mails to defraud, sentence of ten years in jail, fine of $2.000; in Sioux City, Iowa...