Word: solomons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...most recent plan for snagging the world out of the economic morass is the product of the mind of Chicagoan Solomon Levinson, who is reputed to have suggested the term and the idea of a moratorium to President Hoover. The Levinson plan seeks to counteract the French theory of the unity of war debts and reparations by establishing a relationship between war debt reparations and disarmament. It postulates a four year armament holiday...
...Caffey Liddon, Jr., of Corinth, Missouri; David Leonard Marks, of Brooklyn, New York; Herman Israel Orentlicher, of Brockton, Massachusetts; Isadore Paisner, of Brookline, Massachusetts; Ames Samuel Pierce, of Huntington, Massachusetts; Albert Pratt, of Duxbury, Massachusetts; Birdsey Renshaw, of New York, New York; Alfred Hertz Rosenthal, of Dorchester, Massachusetts; Walter Solomon Salant, of New York...
...line in his teeth, dived into the swirling sea. He swam for half an hour, at last reached the beach 150 yd. away, crawled up cut and bleeding to make the line fast. It took three hours to get all hands ashore. Some of the crew's 15 Solomon Islanders could not swim, had to be helped along the line, hand over hand. Once the rope broke, plunged a man into the water. Captain Stanton dived after him grappled, quieted the fellow with a blow, dragged him ashore. At last all were reported saved. It had been thought that Missionary...
...Solomon Isenstein '35, Myer Kadish '35, Robert Kaplan '34, T.J. Keary, Jr. '35, W.H. Kerr '34, K.R. Kimball '35, M.J. Klainer '33, R.B. Konikow ocC, E.B. Lawton, Jr. '34, David Levin '34, E.P. Little '34, M.J. Litwack '34, R.W. Lovett E.J.A. McAleer '33, W.C. McCarty '35, W.A. McGivney '33, D.V. McGranahan M.T.F. McHugh '33, P.F. MacKendrick M.E.A. Macy '33, I.H. Magnet '33, H.E. Magnuson '34, Wilfred Malenbaum '34, Samuel Moncher '35, R.K. Morse '35, P.S. Mumford '34, A.J. Oliker '34, H.I. Orentlicher '33, Wilfred Owen...
...This verdict cannot be understood," said the Nationalist Nachtausgabe, stanch supporter of President von Hindenburg. "The Supreme Court's ruling is two-faced," snapped the Industrialist Allgemeine Zeitung. Dryly the Socialist Vorwärts recalled the Judgment of Solomon, heaped ironic praise on Chief Justice Dr. Erwin Bumke, declared "The child has been nicely cut in two and each contending mother has received one-half...