Word: elliot
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Startled M. P.s were squeezed and jostled in their outer lobby by perhaps 400 unemployed who chorused "Down with the National Government!" until ejected by the 550 police. Meanwhile, in the House, Secretary for Agriculture Major Walter Elliot, pelted from the public gallery with green protest leaflets by the unemployed, exclaimed both in sorrow and in anger: "They do not grasp a single measure we are taking in their behalf...
Apparently Coach Reed of the invaders is waiting to see in what class Dick Emory will wrestle, for he has entered both Treide and Eliot in the 165 and 175-pound classes. A year ago Emory defeated Elliot in the dual meet, but later lost to him in the semi-finals of the Eastern Intercollegiates. Treide won from Albert Aranson of Harvard in the finals of the Easterns a year ago, and lost in the dual meet to Dick Ames, last year's captain. Emory showed the best form of his college career in the meet with Chicago last Monday...
...biographer. His novels, written under the pseudonym of Lewis Grassic Gibbon, are in Scots dialect. His Earth Conquerors, a series of short biographies of famed explorers, was published by Simon & Schuster last autumn. The Conquest of the Maya has the official praise of Fellow of the Royal Society G. Elliot Smith, champion of the theory that all human culture was diffused from a common point in the Nile Valley...
...tutted the unseemly conduct of Major Walter Elliot, publicity-courting Minister of Agriculture, who permitted himself to be carried to the premises of Birkbeck College last week by two students dressed...
...ushers will be: Elliot Perkins, Senior Tutor; Arthur W. Todd '35, Donald S. Carmichael '35, Charles S. Houston '35, Wilton S. Burton '36, George T. Skinner '36, Richard Boys '35, John M. Case '37, Perry J. Culver '37, John R. Fetcher 6E.S., Roger H. Gilman '36, Paul C. Henshaw '36, Robert C. Hunter, Jr. '36, John S. Lang '35, Herbert H. Mellus '36, Gardner E. Prouty, Jr. '36, James W. Tower '35, Edward H. Turner '36, Arthur Willis...