Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Particularly true was this of the fine car exhibits, and notably that of Fierce-Arrow. . . . Fierce-Arrow introduced a Twelve at the New-York Show that crowded the Eight for spot-light honors . . . and earned mention accordingly. However, failing this, perhaps TIME will not overlook a further example of automotive...
To hear the Chamberlain speech announcing the new tariff many more members of Parliament than there are seats crowded into the House of Commons. Normally this causes no inconvenience, but last week, with the benches jammed, Honorable Members sat in the aisles, sat on the floor, hung over the balconies...
The Eliot cafeteria opens every evening at eight and lasts until midnight. Rarely do students appear, however, before ten P. M. and the employees are idle until that hour. At closing time the place is usually crowded and men are seen impatiently waiting to get their orders. The space is...
The Luxembourg Gardens, once the gardens of sour-faced Marie de' Medici, do not belong to the City of Paris, but to the State. It is the duty of the Senate, which meets in Marie's palace, to decide whether pink or orange dahlias shall be planted in...
Eleven ragged, unshaven railroad men went on trial for their lives in the theatre of a Moscow club last week. They were three engineers, three firemen, four conductors and a station master, charged with responsibility for the deaths of 68 passengers, injuries to 128 others, in a triple wreck at...