Word: blowings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Hebraic features for Jewish children and similar Hebraic figures for showing off clothes in the windows of Jewish shops." Next day Jews received another blow from Germans as distinguished from Nazis. Ousted from their eight stock exchanges were all Jewish floor brokers by order of the German Old Guard's Reichsbank President Dr. Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht...
...Napoleon appears to have allowed himself." In this killing Napoleon behaved like a modern gangster taking a rival for a ride; arranged the affair so that responsibility fell on the aristocratic Caulaincourt, who was at tlk, point of taking his life when he heard of Enghien s murder. Second blow came when Caulain-court fell in love with a married woman whose husband had left her, wanted her to get a divorce so he could marry her himself. Afraid of the scandal of his own divorce, Napoleon would not permit another in his court. Thus Caulaincourt, although he never betrayed...
...mind you, that the Committee on Fair Play in Sports does not have a leg to stand on should the issue be decided utterly on its legal merits. So far is this from the truth that I think it is safe to say that my legal bombardment can blow Mr. Bingham's arguments quite out of court. "Mais nous verrons ce que nous verrons...
...much superfluous palaver in the basically simple process of going out and getting married. Nevertheless, all concerned in the dramatization do manage to supply, if not an exciting, at least a quiet, chuckly evening in the theatre. Let Freedom Ring (adapted by Albert Bein; Bein & Goldsmith, producers) is another blow at industrial Bondage & the Bosses. Like most radical literature, "agitprop" drama seems curiously limited not only as to symbolism but as to narrative. The humble workers take it on the chin for a couple of acts, then stage a strike during which the hero is killed. The finale still finds...
...naked corpse of a woman with cuts and bruises on her face, tooth marks on her body, blood on the pillow. Her clothing, torn in strips, was strewn on the floor. Identified as a Mrs. Florence Harlass, she was found by the coroner to have died of a heavy blow on the head. She had been dead about twelve hours, but a woman's voice had answered the telephone in the room only two hours before the body was found. Perplexed, the policemen hunted the man with whom Mrs. Harlass had been living, a butcher named Frisch. Frisch said...