Word: bowsing
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
"Swede" Nelson, who starred on the unbeaten eleven of 1919 and later served as backfield coach under Eddie Casey, will be the featured speaker, it is hoped. Captain Don Forte, Russ Stannard, and Coach Harlow will also talk briefly, while the entire team will take bows.
In Orissa Province furious mobs stormed police stations. At Eram 25 were killed. In Old Delhi gunfire dispersed 2,000 demonstrators. In Bombay, scene of earlier gas attacks (see cut), lathee charges left blood-covered cobblestones in front of a statue of Queen Victoria. Some Indians in the hinterlands used...
In thunderous assembly shops men welded the shapes into ships' bows, sterns, houses, sections of hull - 35-50-ton assemblies which giant cranes lifted and placed on trucks.
> To the awesome extremities of Reader ("Feets") Rabhan, TIME bows.-ED.
The most engaging of U.S. fight-talk programs, NBC's Dear Adolf, bows off the air this Sunday (Aug. 2) after six successful broadcasts. Unlike many another morale program, it is quitting before the thread shows through the tires.