Word: east
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Also we seldom use poles any more. We use a gin pole in the inside till the bag is selfsupporting. We have put on a great many ascensions, playing large fairs and expositions. We played the Tennessee State Fair at Nashville three years ago. Have played in most States east of the Mississippi. Also some in the West and in Canada. Never had a serious accident except two drownings. These would not have happened had the riders not lost their belts- one was a lady. In her case a boat was there and caught the 'chute which...
...necessary to get the permission of every Governor through whose State the children would have to pass, he gave up the venture, decided it would be easier to start another group, one that he and Wurlitzer's hope will start an epidemic of babies' bands throughout the East...
...battle, but their recent record does not seem to indicate that they will be able to repeat the performance with a team that made 18 hits against Yale's four pitchers and put last Saturday's game on ice, 12-5. Yale has probably the strongest team in the East with the exception of Holy Cross, and stands second in the Eastern Intercollegiate League with excellent prospects of taking the crown from Columbia. Last year Yale romped home with the title after trailing in the beginning of the season and if they win the three remaining games on their schedule...
...Rich Publisher Roy Howard, who certainly pays no more income tax than experts assure him the law requires, was in the Far East while his paper thus distorted the normal working of the capital profit & loss section of the income...
...James Tigert) was U. S. Commissioner of Education from 1921 to 1928. Other distinguished Rhodesmen include Minister to Austria Gilchrist Baker Stockton, onetime Amateur Boxing Champion Edward Francis ("Eddie") Eagan (now a lawyer), Rev. Arthur Lee Kinsolving of Boston, Stanley Kuhl Hornbeck who advises Secretary Hull on the Far East, Police Commissioner J. K. Watkins of Detroit, Astronomer Edwin Powell Hubble of Mt. Wilson (whose conception of the expanding Universe is called the "Hubble Bubble"), Chairman Francis P. Miller of the World's Student Christian Federation, Pulitzer Prize Historian Bernadotte Everly Schmitt, Geneva Newsmen Clarence K. Streit (New York...