Word: cools
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...places less public the police were less cool. St. Gandhi was exaggerating, not lying, when he said last week: "Instead of arresting [violators of the salt laws] the authorities have violated the persons of people who have refused to part with salt, held generally in their fists. To open their fists their knuckles have been broken, their necks have been pressed, they have been even indecently assaulted until they have been rendered senseless...
...Columbia, and on a cool and drizzly afternoon the two teams staged an eleven inning game which the Morning-side aggregation finally...
...policy is to take a plant and make it grow." Then, in a torrent of emotion, Orator Schwab told of his long friendship with Mr. Campbell, ended up with a plea: ''Jim Campbell, right or wrong, follow him." To Chairman Schwab, President Grace is the perfect complement. Cool, logical, incisive. Mr. Grace quoted figures to show Bethlehem spends money on its plants, increases its payrolls. ''The strength of Bethlehem."' he said, "lies in the strength of local institutions. We create local institutions. We do not centralize. We are going to cooperate for bigger and better...
Those who have listened to professor Morison's critical accounts of colonial history will be eager to hear him turn his attention to a subject so close to home. The cool manner in which he gets straight at the facts and his informal treatment of the theme leads one to expect a thoroughly original hour...
...coach other Dry witnesses with "Stick to your statement," "Don't answer that," "Don't give any names." Her asides, discovered next day in the stenographic transcript, precipitated such a ruction within the committee that Chairman Graham had to adjourn the meeting for the members "to cool...