Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...moon's shadow on the clouds. For such talk 400 years ago they would have been racked, flayed, burned as heretics. Last week, as the International Astronomical Union they were feted and fed. Harvard's David Bedell Pickering nimbly took their pictures and Cambridge's Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington, broadcasting his description of an expanding universe, tangled his feet in the microphone cord...
Died. George Stanley McDowell, 76, managing editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer; of heart disease; in Cincinnati...
...Detroit's Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, are often embarrassing and distasteful to churchmen. Last fortnight, for the second time, religion went on the air purely & simply as news. When National Broadcasting Co. decided to build up a "Lowell Thomas of Religion," it went straight to young Dr. Stanley Hoflund High, journalist and preacher. Since piloting in the U. S. Air Service during the War, he has toured Europe five times, visited Russia, the East and Africa. Never ordained, Dr. High is now the pastor of Stamford's large First Congregational Church. For several months in 1930 Stanley High...
...aisle of Canada's House of Commons one morning last week. At the head of the table sat Canada's large, solid Premier Richard Bedford Bennett, flanked by the two other members of the triumvirate which British newspapers have called "The Busy B's''?Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin and Australia's former Premier Stanley Melbourne Bruce. Down the table were former Premier Joseph Gordon Coates of New Zealand, Sir Atul Chatterjee of India, Premiers Frederick Charles Alderdice of Newfoundland. Howard Unwin Moffat of Southern Rhodesia, Nicolaas Christiaan Havenga of South Africa and Vice President Sean Thomas O'Kelly...
...editorial chair for six months, since outgoing Editor Swanson took leave of absence to try his hand at the film business. She is "the kind of woman editor who can tie up loose ends." Her first job, in 1921, was in the advertising department of Bookman, under Stanley Marshall Rinehart Jr.; her next, as assistant to Editor John Chipman Farrar. Farrar & Rinehart later published her first novel, Big Business Girl, co-authored by Editor Swanson. After Bookman was sold Mrs. Foster worked for the George H. Doran Co.. selling film and serial rights of their books. Her first sale...