Word: wolcott
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Wolcott was bothered behind the red fog-webs of his eyes, but there was too much noise from the Ivy League. Too much evil in the world, too much money with not enough brains on the fingers on it. And there was the man on the white horse there...
...much crime and corruption in the world," said Wolcott...
Although Lowell is another team that lacks experietice, the Bellboy squad has drawn an encouraging turnout. Jerry Whatmough, Jim Mosley, and team Wolcott are skating together on the first line. Bruce Righter and Ebbe Gary are at defense in front of a steady goal tender, Jack Lonsdale. Norm Marsh, Bill Henry, and Sandy Watts are on the second line...
Confused Dissenter. Although the Reece Report fills 416 pages, it lacks the endorsement of a committee majority. It was issued over the signatures of Reece and the committee's other two Republicans, Michigan's Jesse Wolcott and Massachusetts' Angier Goodwin. A note added that Goodwin's "additional views" had not been received in time for printing. These turned out to be a sharp dissent from two chief hypotheses in the report: that the foundations have fostered socialism and internationalism. Goodwin, who has been defeated for reelection, explained that he voted with Reece at one point because...
...President's most thumping defeat in the House came on his public-housing request, but the Speaker salvaged enough to deliver a face-saver for the Administration. As Charlie Halleck explained the trouble, he could not ask Michigan's Jesse Wolcott, the committee chairman involved, to sponsor a public-housing bill, because "Jesse spent years barnstorming around the country denouncing public housing. So did I, for that matter." When the bill came back from the Senate for the settling of differences between the two Houses, Speaker Martin moved in with a compromise formula. It was accepted and last...