Word: chases
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Maryland!); San Francisco in its heyday, which includes 1) an infatuated Russian multimillionaire (Walter Slezak), 2) the attempted pirating of a Chinese junk, 3) its sagacious proprietor, who speaks Oriental proverbs in Edinburr dialect, 4) a duel with rapiers on a blood-red floor, 5) a hair-raising stagecoach chase, 6) a happy ending. This does not, perhaps, give a very clear idea of the story, but that is no great loss. One of the odd things about this odd picture is that there really is an Arizona town called Salome-Where She Danced. It was named; however, after...
...surrender. Warships knocked the twin-gunned turrets out of action, but bombs & shells bounced off the fort's 18-foot-thick topside and the Japs greeted all comers with small-arms fire. Then Vice Admiral Daniel E. Barbey of the Seventh Amphibious Force and Major General William C. Chase of the 38th Division got up the war's oddest naval task force and sent it out to reduce the fort. TIME Correspondent William Gray, who went along reported...
Luncheon will be held for the group in Eliot House. Attending will be: Dean Chase, Dean Hanford, Little, John H. Finley '25, associate professor of Greek and Latin and master of Eliot House, James B. Munn '12, Professor of English, and Theodore Spencer, associate Professor of English...
...group will be welcomed in Massachusetts Hall at 11 o'clock by George H. Chase '96, dean of the University, and David M. Little '17, secretary to the University. Then they will visit Widener and Houghton Libraries, Memorial Church, Fogg Museum, and the University Museum...
...they droned in on their fixed bomb-run courses over the Mitsubishi engine plant at Nagoya and the Musashino-Nakajima factory in a Tokyo suburb. The big planes met them with a hail of fire, shot down 136. The remaining 37 fell to the Mustangs, which had to chase their prey. Five U.S. bombers and two fighters were lost...