Word: rev
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...remained for the Dry partisan Christian Century last week to inform its small portion of the reading public that on June 3, in Los Angeles, the Rev. Edwin Courtland Dinwiddie, onetime officer of the Anti-Saloon League, was awarded $150,000 damages against Publisher William Randolph Hearst's Los Angeles Examiner. All Los Angeles dailies of June 3 and 4 spurned the story, as did most of the news services...
First witness was the Rev. Edmund Walsh, director of the Foreign Service School of Georgetown University, a vociferous protestant and propagandist against Russia's anti-religion campaign, a critical scholar of the Soviet political credo (TIME, March 31). So elementary a course in Communism did Father Walsh give the Committee that Chairman Fish was moved to announce that, whereas he (Fish) knew all about it. the other committee members less familiar with "the problem," would doubtless find Father Walsh's primary instruction "an excellent background for future work...
...Rev. Williams James Batt, oldest living Brown graduate (class of 1855), Chaplain Emeritus of the Massachusetts State Reformatory...
...occasion was the general conference of the Seventh-Day Adventists. They now have 299,555 members, estimate the net worth of denominational organizations and institutions at $30,967,235 and their 1929 total income from all parts of the world at $45,596,941. They elected as president the Rev. C. H. Watson of Sydney, Australia...
...Rev. John Joseph Wynne, S.J., an editor of the Catholic Encyclopedia Litt.D...