Word: expression
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...event moved President Hoover to a strange new eloquence when he wrote the retiring Justice: "No appreciation I could express would even feebly represent the gratitude of the American people for your whole life of wonderful public service, from the time you were an officer in the Civil War to this day ... I know of no American retiring from public service with such a sense of affection and devotion of the whole people...
...express the hope that this group of representative Democrats, gathered in the capital city tonight on the birthday of a great American, a great Democrat and a great President? express the firm hope that Divine Providence will inspire the mass of American people to a renewal of confidence in the aims and purposes of the Democratic party, to the end that we may supply the leadership that will light the way to progress, peace and prosperity...
...stormed a police station, freed three prisoners. At Bombay U. S. tourists were frightened away from British shops by saffron-robed women pickets. One tourist persisted in buying a hat, had it snatched from her head. Police found five live .bombs in a first-class compartment of the Darjeeling express. The walls of Bombay buildings mysteriously broke out in a rash of Red posters. Below a crudely drawn picture of a sword and pistol ran the legend...
...that section of his annual report devoted to medical care of the students President Lowell expressed general satisfaction with the existing situation. Because his is the usual complacent sentiment expressed in official pronouncements on the medical situation, and because there has been no intimation of any change in the near future, the CRIMSON feels it necessary to express a view in opposition to the President's; a view believed to be held very generally by undergraduates. It is fully realized that the economic situation at present will not permit any unnecessary changes and that certain suggestions have been made from...
Abandoned also was the Manhattan office of International Sleeping Car Co. (Cie Internationale des Wagons Lits et des Grands Express Eurapecas), famed from Peiping to Paris as the operator of pullman and restaurant cars...