Word: concorde
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Parisian police last week, when a War film appeared with Germans called "Boches" in several subtitles. "Henceforth," announced the Prefect of Police, "the term 'Boche' will not be tolerated in any stage or screen production shown in Paris, since the expression is one militating against international concord...
Daniel French did make a statue, at 23, that is as well known, perhaps, as any U. S. work in clay, "The Minute Man of Concord." The fact that the Minute Man in question was famed more by his appearance on thousands of boxes of Minute Tapioca than by universal acclaim does not alter the fact that he is a famed minute man and statue...
...Freshman game with Middlesex scheduled for next Saturday has been cancelled due to the fact that the Concord schoolboys do not return from their Easter Recess until Thursday, and the time is considered insufficient to prepare the nine for a game on Saturday. An attempt will be made to secure another opponent for Coach Davidson's team...
...uses since then have been many and varied. During the Revolution, for a short period of which the students of the University were transferred to Concord. Harvard Hall served as quarters for the American Army. Half a ton of lead was torn from the roof at the time to be moulded into bullets. George Washington was received there...
...have been especially interested in what the men have done since the close of the paroles upon which they were released. The 500 men we have traced, representing two years' releases, were all between the ages of 17 and 25 while at Concord, and it is a notable fact that we have been able to follow up 90 percent of them...