Word: surreys
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Triangle. In West Palm Beach, Fla., Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard of Surrey, England, answering her husband's divorce charge that she had not seen or written him, cited the "machinations, generally unsocial conduct, and aggressive attitude of a third party, one Adolf Hitler...
...Robert L. Leopold Bobette Sondheim, WheatonHarold R. Rooks Mary Alice Fletcher, LincolnR. Lee Thomas Bette Woodward, Iowa StateWilliam B. Walker, II Dorothy Warren, BeaverAlexander Williams, Jr. Ann Cross, BuckinghamMASSACHUSETTS HALLDavid Baldwin Edith Surrey, WellesleyGeorge H. Blaxter Lois Ann Degener, RadcliffeWilliam C. Hodges Virginia Veale, Katherine GibbsJulian E. Meyer, Jr. Grace Wilson, St. Margaret'sMATTHEWS HALLSamuel Ansell Barbara Cohan, BeaverThomas Axon Ann Nichols, CambridgeDavid Barnes Joan Smith, Cambridge SchoolDonald Beardsley Connie Clark, WestportLucian R. Blackmer Jane Armistead, ErskineMalcolm Broadrick Jane Mansfield, NewtonGordon M. Browne, Jr. Edith Carlton, RadcliffeForrest Buckingham Ruth Stevens, BelmontGeorge Burditt Lue Lahiff, Western Springs, III.Arthur V. Campbell Dorothy...
...receive altogether too many letters and descriptions of episodes in England to reprint in TIME, but I doubt if you have received one that can match the enclosed, which is a true description of business under difficulties, as written to me by my good friend, Philip Buck, of Woldingham, Surrey, England...
Died. Baron Bruno Schroder, 73, for 30 years senior partner in the potent, old (1804) London banking house of J. Henry Schroder & Co., in which he represented the third generation: at Englefield Green, Surrey, England...
Last week there were raids on ports (Dover, Portland, Southampton, Glasgow, Billingham, Newcastle), on Lancashire, Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, Berkshire, Sussex, Surrey and the industrial Midlands-places which have been bombed since early August. Last week's raids on these spots were apparently not the worst of the war but no U. S. observers were present to tell how little or how much damage had been done. The British would not admit it, but there were probably serious hitches in armament production. One aircraft factory was hit badly enough to lose perhaps a sixth of its production. This week Minister...