Raymond Chandler, who debuted as a novelist with The Big Sleep in 1939, soon became the most famous author of the hardboiled school.

The Fenton Wind Farm, a 137 turbine wind farm near Chandler, became operational in 2007.

By the mid-1950s, department store heiress and wife of the publisher of the Los Angeles Times, Dorothy Buffum Chandler became the de facto leader of the orchestra's board of directors.

Halfway through the script, Chandler became unable to write.

Bishop Chandler David Owens was groomed for leadership of COGIC and was elected after the death of Bishop Ford in 1995, he became the Presiding Bishop.

On the death of Happy Chandler, Stassen became the oldest governor of any U. S. state still living.

Chandler, like most cars built before all-steel bodies became the industry standard in the mid-1930s, used bodies built with a metal skin around a wooden frame ( an " armored wood " frame ).

Columbia University student Chandler Owen shared Randolph's intellectual interests ; he became an economist and close collaborator.

" Interpersonal relations deteriorated rapidly until finally Chandler became openly combative ; at one point, upon viewing Hitchcock struggling to exit his limousine, Chandler remarked within earshot " Look at the fat bastard trying to get out of his car!

He first became well known for his controversy with Dr Henry Chandler regarding the Irish massacre of 1641, during the English Civil War, in which he defended the late King Charles I.

Instead, by virtue of managing the opposing campaign, Clements became the leader of a Democratic faction that opposed Chandler for the next three decades.

Under the Kentucky Constitution, Chandler became acting governor any time Laffoon left the state.

Truman became president upon Roosevelt's death in 1945, and Chandler never forgave Clements for costing him the chance to be president.

Soon after Chandler took office, it became clear that he could not fund the social programs initiated by Clements and Wetherby, plus Chandler's own proposed programs, with the revenue presently being brought into the state treasury.

Nevertheless, Chandler delivered on his promise, allocating $ 5 million to the establishment of what became known as the Albert B. Chandler Medical Center.

In 1965, Chandler was named to the University of Kentucky Hall of Distinguished Alumni and became commissioner of the Continental Football League.

The 1960s saw the label became a major soul label with Jerry Butler, Gene Chandler, Dee Clark, and Betty Everett putting records on both the R & B and pop charts.

A long-running gag depicted Joey and Chandler occasionally fighting with each other like an old married couple, with Chandler often assuming the wife's role — this eventually ended when Chandler became permanently paired with Monica.

In early 2008, Kenney openly supported Progressive Conservative candidate Jonathan Denis, who later became the MLA for Calgary-Egmont, defeating Liberal Cathie Williams and the independent candidate, Craig Chandler, by a large margin.

As the wife of the publisher of the city's leading newspaper, Dorothy Chandler became active in Los Angeles cultural circles.

In 1836 Chandler became a member of New Brunswick's Legislative Council.

The Choir is an atmospheric Christian alternative rock band, led by Derri Daugherty on guitar and vocals, Steve Hindalong on drums — who also writes most of the band's lyrics — along with Tim Chandler on bass guitar, Dan Michaels on saxophone and lyricon and Marc Byrd on guitar ( since 2005 ).

The two songwriters had been introduced by a mutual friend, the bass guitarist Tim Chandler, who was touring with Daniel Amos along with Daugherty, who was the band's roadie and sound man at the time.

The instrumental " Genesis " from the band's debut album, had lyrics added and was released as " Know Who You Are ," but again, the single failed to make any impression on the UK chart as did the album Play It Loud, released in late 1970 and produced by Chandler himself.

Chandler decided not to renew the band's contract with Polydor Records, instead signing them to his own record label Barn Records.

The line-up of Chandler, Adams, Acosta and Weinrich was the longest-lasting, and recorded the band's next three albums, Born Too Late ( 1986 ), Mournful Cries ( 1988 ) and V ( 1990 ).

After breaking up in 1996 and briefly reforming in 2003, Saint Vitus reunited again in 2008 with the band's " classic " line-up, featuring Weinrich, Chandler, Adams and Acosta, and embarked on a successful tour.

As was common practice at the time, Grant remained home in Galena during the campaign, and left most of the active campaigning and speaking on his behalf to his campaign manager William E. Chandler and others.

Hendrix was introduced to Cream through Chas Chandler, Hendrix's manager.

Jimi Hendrix arrived in England in September 1966 and with his new manager Chas Chandler formed a backing band with bassist Noel Redding and drummer Mitch Mitchell.

( Hendrix's manager Chas Chandler later admitted it was a publicity stunt.

** Jimi Hendrix's manager Chas Chandler quits over differences with Hendrix during the recording of Electric Ladyland

Kauff was also helping Cannon Films to move into the music business, and arranged for Chas Chandler ( bass player for The Animals and producer / manager of the Jimi Hendrix Experience ) to produce their first album.

Slade not wishing to be rid of Chandler entirely, asked him to stay on as their manager, which Chandler agreed to do.

Slade were reunited for two events during 1996, the funeral of long time Slade manager Chas Chandler and an episode of the television show This Is Your Life which featured Holder as the subject.

Further, following extreme, race-based jeering at Robinson by the Philadelphia Phillies and their manager, Ben Chapman, Chandler threatened both the team and Chapman personally with disciplinary action for any future incidents of race-based taunting.

Bryan James " Chas " Chandler ( 18 December 1938 — 17 July 1996 ) was an English musician, record producer and manager of several successful music acts.

After the group split up in late-1966, Chandler turned to becoming a talent scout, artist manager and record producer.

Chandler works as an IT procurement manager with the specialization " Statistical analysis and data reconfiguration ( seasons 1-9 )," which he began as temporary work and, although he has worked in the industry for years, thoroughly loathes.

Whitley Bay manager Ian Chandler said that the win ' feels even better ' than when he last won the FA Vase back in 2002 as a player for Whitley Bay.

Chandler attempts to bribe the general manager, but fails, and is told to leave the office in a cold rage.

Rhys Muldoon has starred in numerous television roles including Bastard Boys, Play School and the high rating Dr Bogle and Mrs Chandler, the BAFTA nominated Lockie Leonard based on the books by Australian writer Tim Winton, Blackjack with Colin Friels, the multiple AFI award winning Grass Roots ( series 1 and 2 ) as the scheming general manager, Greg Dominelli, Secret Life of Us, Big Sky, and The Genie From Down Under.

In the mid 1980s Don Arden bought Portland Recording Studios ( formerly IBC Studios ) from Chas Chandler, and installed his son David as manager.

When Hendrix was invited to come to England by former bassist of British Invasion band The Animals Chas Chandler — who became Hendrix's manager and producer — Randy's parents did not allow him to go so that he could finish high school.

Leo Durocher, the Dodgers ' iconic manager since 1939, had been suspended for the entire ' 47 campaign by Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler.

Spring Byington married the manager ( Roy Chandler ) of the theatre troupe she worked with in Buenos Aires.

Norman Chandler became general manager in 1936, president in 1941 and at his father ’ s death in 1944, the third editor of the newspaper.

It has been suggested that Linda Keith's ( who brought Hendrix to the attention of future manager Chas Chandler ) friend's New York apartment with " the red velvet walls and decor influenced Jimi's writing ".