Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Each year 60 clubs, of eight men each, enter into the competition which is finally settled when the two top clubs argue before well-known visiting jurists. Justices Stanley Reed, Owen J. Roberts, and William O. Douglas...
Describing the development of national and international proposals for the control of atomic energy, and the need for passage of the McMahon Bill, M. Stanley Livingstone, associate professor of Nuclear Physics at M. I. T., addressed the Harvard Liberal Union last night at Phillips Brooks House...
Lady Sylvia Stanley, ex-Lady Ashley, widow of Douglas Fairbanks, sued her titled third husband for $14,732 of household pin money, which she now considered a bad debt (recently he filed a separation petition, charging adultery). A London court awarded her $431.60. Lord Stanley's attorney, Sir Patrick Hastings, summed up his idea of the case: " 'Hell hath no fury...
...Stanley Hubbard, KSTP's sport-loving president, had hatched the scheme, while itching to get into the woods last spring. He rustled the 1,090 fish (sunfish, bass, walleyed pike, crappies) from the state conservation department. Marked with numbered, metal jaw tags, the fish were planted well before the season opened...
...addition to those mentioned above. the delegation consisted of: Stanley Geller '40, of the Harvard American Veterans Committee; Richard Reichard; Charles G. Sellers '45; Maurice C. Benewitz '47, of the Harvard Liberal Union; Wendall H. Furry, professor of Physics and Chairman of the Harvard Teachers Union; Henry Copley Greene, prominent Cambridge citizen; Mrs. Henry Copley Greene, of the Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions; the Reverend Kenneth DeP. Hughes; and Ben Wollins, attorney...