Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Through the torchlit streets of Providence, R. I. one night last week parading G. O. Partisans carried placards with such slogans, mocking Theodore Francis Green, 65, lawyer, banker, scholar, Fellow of Brown University and Democratic nominee for Governor. When Mr. Green was picked to oppose Governor Norman Stanley Case for reelection, Republicans softly whispered that he was effeminate. Democrat Green's retort took the form of a full-page advertisement in the rotogravure section of the dignified Providence Journal. In a dozen different poses he was depicted as the "All-round Man"-lawyer, statesman, soldier, traveler, tennis player, public...
Died. Dr. Stanley Marshall Rinehart, 65, heart & lung specialist, business manager for his wife, Author Mary Roberts Rinehart, author (The Commonsense of Health ) of arthritis; in Washington...
...Coolidge '15, lecturer in Chemistry; W. P. Maddex; K. F. Mather, professor of Geology; G. J. Metcalf; and M. A. Shepard. Some of the other Harvard teachers supporting Thomas are: A. O. Allen; W. J. Bender '27; J. S. Bixler; R. W. Campbell; F. I. Carpenter '24; Stanley Cobb '10, Bullard professor of Neuropathology; Raphael Demos; W. A. Fowite; C. C. Green; M. I. Hanley; F. H. Harbison; P. H. Kelsey '02; T. B. Mallery '18; F. J. Mardulier; N. B. Nash '09; R. H. Phelps; T. J. Putnam '16; P. J. Gulen; J. W. Sever, assistant professor of Orthopedic...
...figment of newshawks' fancy (though some people thought he was). Izzy was a most determined and efficient Prohibition sleuth. In this book, dedicated "to the 4,932 persons I arrested, hoping they bear me no grudge for having done my duty." Izzy chucklingly describes his dizzy career. Stanley Walker, the New York Herald Tribune's able city editor, enthusiastically introduces him, calls him "most engaging snooper in history. ... If every agent had been as industrious, as capable and as intelligent as Izzy, this country would be Dry today, if the courts could have handled the cases, God forbid...
...meeting of the Rose Tree Hunt Club, Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond's Fairbanks II, ridden by Carroll K. Bassett, fell at a brush jump and broke his neck. Three days later at the same jump, the same thing happened to Kendal Boy, owned by Fairfield Osborn Jr., ridden by Stanley Flagg...