Word: brookes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...exhibit of the photography of John Brook '46, sponsored by Adams House to stimulate interest in a Gold Coast photo contest planned for next term, will be on display in the Upper Common Room tonight through Sunday evening...
...Second ... we shall brook no further delay in the inauguration of constitutional democracy. . . . The convocation of the National Assembly is an indispensable procedure whereby the National Government may return . . . power to the people...
...Long? An important question was how long the Potsdam offer would remain open. President Truman, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and former Prime Minister Churchill had said: "We shall brook no delay." Did this mean that the terms, if not accepted by a definite date, would be replaced by harsher ones? An informed guess: they hold good until invasion forces actually move against what is left of Japan...
Last week Conservative Lord Beaver-brook's London Daily Express published the result of a straw vote conducted by its election bureau in 487 of Britain's 640 constituencies. The score, a more practical pointer than the Gallup Poll findings, gave the Conservative Party 53 seats more than all other parties combined...
...with his death [TIME, April 23], you may be interested to know that there was another [railroad] route which President Roosevelt used almost ex clusively in recent years. He traveled on the Baltimore & Ohio from Washington to Phila delphia; from there his train went over the Reading to Bound Brook, N.J., where it traveled over the Jersey Central Lines to Jersey City, and on to Highland, N.Y., over the New York Central's West Shore Railroad...