Word: andersons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Federal control of what had become a nation-wide traffic and abolition of the saloon are great steps forward which should be maintained... Mr. Anderson has proposed a well-thought-out plan, based on study of systems of liquor control and their operation. His plan deserves careful consideration as the best and most complete plan which has been brought to our attention. This or some like plan for adapting national control to local conditions may well be the next forward step...
...summaries: SECONDS NORTHEASTERN Walcott, Wadsworth, l.w. r.w., Carter, Gallagher Gilmore, Sprague, c. c., Summers, Biskin Foster, McCaffrey, r.w. l.w., Anderson, Reed Gleason, Thorndike, l.d. r.d., Munroe, Russell McGregor, r.d. l.d., Rice, McLeod Bartol, Hale, g. g., Poskey...
Score--Harvard 2, Northeastern 1. Goals--First period: Sprague (5.43), Anderson (9.52). Second Period: McGregor (13.12). Penalties -- Anderson (anti-defense): Gilmore (slash); Rice (holding); Walcott (illegal check); Munroe (tripping); Walcott (anti-defense); Summers (tripping); Munroe (charging); Walcott (illegal check). Referees--Bill Cleory and Frank Mooney. Time--Three 15-minute periods. FRESHMEN C.C.I. J. Ware, Kirkland, l.w. r.w., Mandel Beale, Gallagher, c. c., Westburg Summers, N. Ware, r.w. l.w., LeBlanc Martin, l.d. r.d., Kendall Choate, Gleason, r.d. l.d., McKee deGive, Ware, g. g., Flucling...
...bluffed his way through the eyesight test but was found out. He tried advertising and was good at it, like Author Sherwood Anderson, but resigned to write. In 1926 he was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, went to France and wrote John Brown's Body. Some months ago he followed the well-worn path to Hollywood to write the dialog for Abraham Lincoln (TIME, Sept. 8). Other books: Five Men and Pompey, The Beginning of Wisdom, Spanish Bayonet...
...Then Dr. Anderson explained what Doc Dobbin had done to deserve the party. When he was five years old a dose of diphtheria germs was injected into Doc Dobbin's flank. Within a day, he felt sick. A week later when he had recovered he was given another dose. After the third injection, each succeeding dose was increased. At the end of three months, Doc Dobbin could stand ten times as much diphtheria poison as he had first received. He had formed substances in his blood to fight the germs. Laboratory men withdrew blood from Doc Dobbin...