Word: crashing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first great victim of the crash, came out of the corporate ruin with a large sum of ready cash. He was paid $21,000.000 for his shares in Fox Film, Fox Theatres and for various minor considerations. Robbed or not, Mr. Fox stands as a prosperous victim...
With no likelihood that Mexico City would welcome new performers to retake the picture, most of the Viva Villa aim so far completed was burned in an airplane crash near El Paso...
...celebrated facial surgeon, successful in her profession but harassed by longings for Romance. She marries a playboy (Robert Young) whose chief interests are listening to football games on the radio and looping-the-loop, only to discover her mistake in time to patch up after an airplane crash the face of the girl her husband should have married (Sari Maritza). "I forgot that I was grown-up," says she to the patient young doctor (Nils Asther) who has been waiting until she found it out. Typical shot: Sari Maritza trying to empty a flask when she is upside down...
Near Kharkov, Russia, last week Soviet-built K7, biggest landplane in the world (128 passengers), crashed to death its 14 occupants. All were highly skilled aviation technicians and pilots, of whom U. S. S. R. has had a shortage since last September when another crash killed seven technicians and executives (TIME, Sept...
...with her Granny. Wartime and love's young dream threw her and Alan into each other's arms. For a while things got very serious for all the Sewalls. After the War Sally settled down to be a young matron; Alan went into the bank. Their personal crash came as the boom years ended. But Sally rescued her marriage from the way of all wrecks; the Sewalls pulled themselves together. It was a united and hopeful family, chastened by experience, that listened to the forward-looking Roosevelt Inaugural...