Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...appear the names of prominent Orientals, and occasionally a Negro's, San Francisco's most important society colyumist is Ethel Whitmire of the Hearst Examiner. She is related to Publisher Hearst, was his mother's constant companion for years. On the ChronicL- Mildred Brown is assisted by Mrs. Oscar Sutro Jr. of the sugar-&-mining Sutros. Nearest to a dictator is Agnes Duff Fenwick of the Scripps-Howard News, divorced wife of Lumberman Hugh Fenwick. Los Angeles looks to Mrs. Juana Neal Levy of the Times for social guidance. Hearst's Examiner has "Cholly Angelo...
...been announced that the Harvard Advocate may publish the Dramatic Club's prize-winning play. "The Constant Optimist" by R. J. Bry '35, in their June issue.LOIS MORAN...
...history of civil society within states it has proved quite impossible to avoid the constant use of force in dealing with violators of the law. There is little reason to suppose that it will be possible to deal with violators of international law without the threat or the use of force, presumably exercised by some form of international police. The difficulties in the way of organizing such a body, however, are so great that there is probably no chance of its creation within the next ten years. Further, it may be objected that an international police might be used...
...block tests. It weighs 500 Ib.-considerably more per horsepower than gasoline airplane engines. Steam is generated from water (not from any special chemical) by burning cheap crude-oil. Sealed condensers return the steam from the cylinders to the boiler with only 1% loss. Constant pressure in the boilers is maintained by electric gauges which automatically ignite the burners when pressure begins to fall. Take-off pressure can be generated in one minute. The engine is reversible in flight, effecting a short, slow landing...
...played "Oh Susanna" for the "Covered Wagon" and "Marche Slav" when brontosauri stalked through "The Lost World." The whistling epidemic that has swept Harvard since "42nd Street" was the child not of single renditions of "Shufile Off to Buffalo," "I'm Young and Healthy," etc. but of the almost constant playing of all of these tunes through the entire six reels...