Word: dashings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Afterward, Lawyer Goddard & Dr. Kirkwood made no desperate air dash back to London but comfortably entrained at Marseilles, and Mr. Goddard. when he reached London, went directly to Mr. Baldwin at No. 10 Downing Street. Assuming, and everyone in Fleet Street did assume, that Dr. Kirkwood's report established the non-pregnancy of Mrs. Simpson, many benefits might flow from this. Among others, Lawyer Goddard, according to the British divorce law, could ask the Court to make Mrs. Simpson's decree nisi absolute not in the usual six months (on April 27), but in three months...
...serious, and what an effort that is with all these beers, and tell who's on the team. From last year's Freshman team comes captain Al Hanlon who will concentrate on the 440 and Gammons, a good dash man. More important than both of these together is Bob Randall, if he gets off pro at midyears. He was good for 20 points in the Yale meet last spring. Bob Sears in the weigh events; Fred Ulen in the dash, except that his father seems to have prevailed upon him to go out for swimming this winter; and Roswell Brayton...
...Varsity there's the aforesaid Schmidt in the hurdles and dash. If he can beat Donovan from Dartmouth in the Quadangular meet in either of these events it will be surprising, but he can be counted upon for some points. In the weight events he will be aided by Steve Brennan, Ed Young, and Bert Litman. In the middle distance events, the point winners are expected to be Al Northrop, if he gets off pro, and Bill O'Connor. For the long ones, Henry Marey, Cyrus DeCoster, and Charley Worth. The pole vault has Emil Dubiel, maybe...
Other winners were Bill Schmidt in the dash, Henry Marcy in the mile run, Steve Brennan in the hammer throw, Bob Haydock in the high jump, and Win Pettingell in the broad jump...
...Asia should be engulfed in war. Such a creation might well be a springboard to boost the U. S. President to a place of direct influence in world politics, through the medium of belligerent boycott. Such a hope may well have inspired Franklin Roosevelt's eagerness to dash to Buenos Aires at a time when there were plenty of problems waiting for him in Washington with a new Congress only one month ahead...