Word: dublins
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...saints, couldn't a man read his paper in peace at 10 o'clock in the morning? He might as well give up and go to his work for all the pleasure there was to be had in a soft, spring Dublin morning, what with youngsters careering about the streets laughing and singing and shouting their foolish heads...
...Dublin, on the way home, his bronchitis turned to congestion of the lungs, and after three days abed in the Dublin home of Eire's President Sean O'Kelly, he died...
Died. John Cardinal Glennon, 83, Roman Catholic archbishop of St. Louis for 42 years, a Prince of the Church for 18 days; in Dublin (his native Eire), during a stopover on the long air voyage home from the Vatican (see RELIGION...
...night of May 31, 1941, bombs thudding into neutral Dublin caused 35 deaths and a strong Irish protest. Many a Dubliner suspected the Sassenachs, but investigation proved the bomb fragments German. Last week Dubliners learned from the R.A.F. that the bombing of Dublin had been an English trick after...
Meyer, who served as former Minnesota Governor Stassen's assistant at the San Francisco Conference last fall, and also attended the Bretton Woods Conferences, is a leading proponent of the Dublin, New Hampshire, movement for World Federation...