Word: quigley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Pennsylvania Democrats, among their gains in House seats, picked up President Eisenhower's home district, where James M. Quigley, 40, defeated S. Walter Stauffer and gained back the seat that Stauffer won from him two years...
...mass movements, have been almost as numerous as prospectors in the Klondike. But perhaps no one has told the story with the same fullness and readable authority as Canadian Journalist Pierre Berton in The Klondike Fever. Author Berton's credentials are convincing. His father staked a claim on Quigley Gulch in 1898, and while it produced only gravel, he stayed on and lived in fabled Dawson City for 40 years. Author Berton himself lived there until he was twelve, admits that it still "haunts my dreams and my memories...
Johanson sustained the head injury when he returned the ball on the opening kickoff. The injury was not known until eight plays later, when Johanson informed the team physician, Dr. Thomas Quigley, that three teeth had been loosened. Quigley immediately removed him from the game and sent him to Grace Hospital...
...QUIGLEY JONES...
Born 52 years ago in Crookston, Minn., Ronald Davies was one of the four children (a brother died of high-school football injuries) of Country Editor Norwood S. Davies and Minnie M. Quigley Davies, still sprightly at 77 ("She'd play bridge three nights a week yet." says Judge Davies, "and all night if you'd stay with her"). Ronald delivered 125 copies of the daily Crookston Times for $1.50 a week, had his knuckles regularly rapped with a ruler in parochial school by a Sister Milburga. "God love her, she's gone," says Judge Davies...