Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...second and final opera of the evening was entitled "Cynthia's Strategy," and a wise girl indeed was Cynthia for she saw the loophole in her father's objections to her much-desired Stanley and triumphed in good fashion...
...Stanley Howard Lewis...
...Reader Stanley's ears deceived him. Two able "March of TIME" actors, not one, earned his comment...
...London the whisper ran down Whitehall that Conservative Party Leader Stanley Baldwin had, with bull-like, bumbling, British common sense, suddenly decided that His Majesty's Government must do the obvious and had carried all before him by brushing aside the nervous scruples of Prime Minister James Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Minister Sir John Simon. Once again the intuition of Mr. Baldwin proved sound. Overnight almost the entire London Press did a complete somersault. Broadcast was the happy thought that Britain was again to shoulder her white man's burden, this time to impose the Pax Britannica upon the Saar...
...England more than in any other country is the similarity between the policies of 1914 and 1934 evident. Once again, as in the days before the Great War, the traditional British policy of isolation has been abandoned. Daily cooperation with France and her allies is becoming more open. Stanley Baldwin's speech last spring stating that the frontier of the Empire is now on the Rhine was the first unmistakable sign of the changed atmosphere. More recently the provision of British troops for service in the Saar and the vigorous policy pursued at Geneva by the Lord Privy Seal, Captain...