Word: andersons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...meet will be held on the four and one half mile Charles River track known as the "flat course" it follows the river around from the have Anderson bridge, crosses over at the Water town bridge, and comes back down the other bank...
...Woodford-Finden b. So Beats My Heart for You Henderson 3. Specialty Xylophone Solo S. C. Burbank '29 4. a. Gee! But Ud Like to Make You Happy From "Good News" b. Bye Bye Blues With Vocal Trio 5. Warner and Sedgwick Magicians 6. a. A Future to Build Anderson b. Oriental Fantasy Rimsky Korsakov-Lango 7. Lindy Hope From "Blackbirds...
...will be one more week before the Stadium will again harbor its football crowds and before the Lars Anderson Bridge will again be alive with the throngs going to and fro, but despite this the season for Harvard football followers really opens today. Every one of the eight opponents that the Crimson will meet this year gets into action today while one of them has even played one game already. The scouts and the dopesters will be busy today as they get their first chance for definite opinions and the first basis for comparative scores...
...Darien, Ga., an early morning last week R. J. Anderson, policeman, gruffly questioned two Negroes fussing near the bank. They shot at him, wounded him, ran and hid in the neighboring swamps. Police Chief Robert L. Freeman led a posse to capture the recreants. The two shot from ambush, killed Chief Freeman, wounded two others. The hunters caught George Grant, 40, locked him in jail. Georgia is restive these days. So Col. Roy Neal of the Georgia National Guard hastened to Darien with 25 men and machine guns. Armed townsmen tramped past the machine guns, grim and unmolested, entered Darien...
...Editor Anderson's blast produced results in Atlanta. The Constitution broke its silence, reported that the Federal Grand Jury would soon inquire into the Black Shirts. Basis of the investigation: charges that "Facist" committees had called on Atlanta employers of Negroes, ordered them, under threats of violence, to discharge their black help and hire jobless Black Shirts, in violation of a Federal statute providing ten years in jail and a $5,000 fine for persons who "conspire to injure, oppress, threaten or intimidate any citizen in the free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege secured...