Word: thibodeau
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...named Philip C. Thibodeau of Dedham was all for the O'Halloran plan. "It's an extremely crooked river," said he. "The name Curley River would be most appropriate. We could settle for one of the more crooked sections of the Charles, preferably in a Democratic precinct, and christen that area 'The Curley Way.' You know, like Hell's Gate at the narrows near New York City...
...Cumming (Navy) 24: 46.5, 2. Switchenko (Dartmouth) 24: 58.4, 3. SHEEHAN (Harvard) 25: 07.1, 4. Enright (Army) 25: 10.6, 5. MURPHY (H) 25: 15.0, 6. Challener (Princeton) 25: 15.7, 7. Donahue (Navy) 25: 19.6, 8. Thibodeau (A) 25: 21.0, 9. FITZSIMMONS (H) 25: 22.8, 10. Keough (Penn) 25: 24: .4, 11. Heimerdinger (Pton) 25: 26.5, 12. Moreland (P) 25: 29.2, 13. Grogan (A) 25: 31, 14. Flippin (Pton) 25: 32.6, 15. Petracca (Cornell...
From the Ranks. Although now thoroughly Americanized, down to his accent, Porter was born in England and came to the U.S. with his widowed mother at an early age. He attended Thibodeau Business College in Fall River, Mass. He clerked for a time in a Fall River haberdashery, where he met a customer who was then U.S. minister to Budapest. They fell into conversation, and after several more chats, the diplomat launched Porter's career by hiring him as his private secretary...