Word: equalled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...decision to divide the championship into two classes assures all those who are not first-class akiera a chance against fairly equal competition, for with two former members of the Dartmouth winter sports team, Donald Hight 3M and Marvin Chandler 1GB, together with the members of the Harvard ski team, H. R. Washburn '33, C. E. Angle '33, and H. S. Sise '34, entered in Class A the contest in that class should be extremely close...
...Contrary to snap judgment all the people-red, white, black & yellow-who lived & died from 1492 until 1880 in what is now the U. S. did not equal the 123 millions who now inhabit...
...Shaw and God were too much for Blanco and Feemy. Between the two of them they turned these hardened sinners into sentimental softies. What God couldn't supply George came through with. God furnished a rainbow and a baby with the croup, and George brought forth situations and ejaculations equal to the reformation of the most abandoned reprobates; between them they turned the trick. Blanco and Feemy lost that rotten feeling, and as the curtain fell their wings began to sprout. God was probably pleased; Shaw certainly was; and the audiences who witness the Stagers' production of "The Shewing...
...taxpayer's filibuster" by Maryland's Tydings who demanded a 25% cut in all appropriations, as promised in the Democratic platform. Democratic leaders induced him to drop his fight on the formal promise that "appropriations shall be reduced at the earliest practicable time to a sum equal to estimated revenues...
...attended the San Francisco convention of the National Woman's Party. She went abroad to see Christabel Pankhurst, who would gladly break an umbrella over a constable's head if it would help her get a vote. In the U. S., Mrs. Belmont's fight for equal suffrage took place on many fronts. She badgered Congressmen. She wrote a propagandist operetta which was produced at the old Waldorf in 1916 with Marie Dressier in the cast. Just as she had nudged Mrs. Astor out of Manhattan's social leadership, so did she outstrip Carrie Chapman Catt...