Word: east
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Apparently the super-grand strategy is that if Britain is to police Europe, the U. S. must help police the Far East. The four cruisers recently dispatched to Australia, ostensibly to help celebrate the sesquicentennial of Botany Bay, will actually be on permanent station in the South Pacific. From London a New York Times correspondent reported the reaction to the President's Big Navy message: "It was almost as if Britain had won a war victory...
...Lodge, Jackson 3.25 Spyglass Hill Farm, Warren 3.50 The Tavern, Peterborough 4.50 Thayer's Hotel, Littleton 2.00 Waterville Inn, Waterville V'll'y 4.50 VERMONT Bradford Inn, Bradford $3.50 Crostwood Hotel, Rutland 1.50 Middlebury Inn, Middlebury 4.50 White Hart Inn, Salisbury 6.00 Windsor Hotel, Windsor 1.50 MASSACHUSETTS The Northfield, East Northfield $4.00 Weldon Hotel, Greenfield 2.00 Williams Inn, Williamstown...
...pretty well known that Odell has received a number of offers from other colleges. At one time it was reported that he was being advocated as head coach at Boston College when Gil Dobie was being panned. He is admittedly one of the best backfield coaches in the East...
...proposal to expand the United States rearmament program, coming as it does on the hells of renewed tension in the Far East raises many interesting questions concerning America's foreign policy. Is the larger navy to be really for defense? Is it necessary for purposes of "prestige": Just what is the objective of the Roosevelt Hull foreign policy...
...companies, three oil trade journals and 56 oil tycoons. By last week charges had been dismissed against all but 16 companies and 30 men. In 1935 and 1936, according to the Government, these companies and men got together to buy gasoline from independent refiners in the spot markets of east Texas and Oklahoma; by contract the price of gasoline they sold to big jobbers was determined by the price that they themselves paid in the spot markets ; gradually, by "golden stairs to greed and avarice." they raised the price of the small quantities of gasoline they bought from the independents...