Word: baring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Assistant President" Richberg produced a number of reasons for preferring the Schechter case to the Belcher case as a battleground for Constitutional appeal. Whereas the Belcher case had been routed around the Circuit Court of Appeals and its record consisted only of bare charges and a general demurrer, the Schechter case had a 1,647-page trial record, had passed from the district court through the Circuit Court. Not given as a reason for his preference was Mr. Richberg's enthusiastic declaration that the Circuit Court's Schechter opinion "sustained the constitutionality of NRA right across the board...
...named William M. Edwards who once replastered the White House while President Coolidge was vacationing in the Black Hills, hates Wilbur Glenn Voliva both for his tyranny and for his laxity. Mayor Edwards promised to enforce each & every one of Zion's laws against short skirts, low necks, bare arms, dancing, cinemas, pool, cards, tobacco, profanity, chewing gum, pork and oysters...
Every thread of the case had been laid bare last week by Swiss Prosecutor Anton Ganz working in London with Scotland Yard and in Paris with the Surete Nationale. Jacob is a German, a Jew and an undistinguished journalist who has done articles critical of Nazidom for English papers. In London a certain Dr. Hans Wesemann, believed by Swiss last week to head an international kidnap & murder ring operating for the German Government, arranged for Jacob to go from his home in Strasbourg to Basle, Switzerland on promise of pay for further free-lance work. On the night of March...
Greece. Dr. Theodore Leslie Shear of Princeton has been directing diggers in Greece since 1911, in Athens since 1931. He has laid bare the ancient Athenian agora (market place), brought to light a multitude of priceless relics (TIME, Jan. 1, 1934). Last month, 50 ft. below the site of the Senate, near the Acropolis, he came upon a Mycenaean cemetery which he dated at 1500 B. C. Surrounded by wine jars, remains of food and clothing, many of the skeletons were almost perfectly preserved. U. S. Minister to Greece Lincoln MacVeagh, something of an archeologist himself, thought the find might...
Whether to choose Lowell or one of the other Houses was a question which Harvard's 900-odd freshmen found almost as important last week as the question of choosing a college had seemed a year before. Harvardmen now spend their first year in the bare, old dormitories of the Yard, apply in the spring for admission to a House. Their choices (besides Lowell...