Word: 31st
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Most of the courses are held in the evening. The tuition fees are $2.50 or $5.00. The program, now in its 31st year, is supported by the Lowell Institute of Boston and carries credit toward the degree of adjunct in arts at Harvard. The classes are held at Harvard and Boston University. Last year 1,435 men and women enrolled...
...that Peru "had been improving the truce." The truth is that Peru accepted the armistice under the double condition that guarantees be offered to Peruvian residents of Ecuador, and that a decree of the Quito Government referring to mobilization be revoked. This last condition was only fulfilled on the 31st of July at twelve noon, and at 6 p.m. of the same day the Peruvian troops ceased firing...
...Result: Jimmy got the jitters, was sent to the sidelines in the quarterfinals. In the 36-hole final, with the thermometer still hovering around 100°, chunky Bill Welch, a Houston toolmaker who studies law at night school, beat slim, bespectacled Jack Kerns, a Denver insurance clerk, on the 31st green...
...speech to the Boy Scouts, who were celebrating their 31st anniversary, made a statement that many a businessman would like to believe: "The Government cannot and should not pre-empt those fields of private endeavor that have become an indispensable part of life in America." This remark, so opposite to the oldtime Roosevelt denunciations of entrenched greed, gave color to reports of his new attitude of "sweet reasonableness" toward industry...
University of New Hampshire's skiers: the 31st annual Dartmouth Winter Carnival: outrunning-and-outjumping the Kanonen of seven other North American colleges and the Royal Norwegian Air Force (refugee fliers now training in Canada); with a team score of 564.9 points; at Hanover, N.H. Dartmouth finished second. McGill third. the Norwegians fourth...