Word: fates
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...quirk of fate, Premier Baldwin was even then "giving offense" to Mussolini in the following words: "I have been told that this country wants a Mussolini. I have great respect for the chief minister of a great country like Italy, but I know the temperament of my own people. The English people will not tolerate a dictator." (See COMMONWEALTH...
Various theories have been proposed as to the Norka's fate since the discovery of the two-months old S. O. S. message. Why Murchie was to be notified is unexplained...
Gates, veteran tackle and Princeton track star, was relegated to the scrubs; Davis and Crago, guards, and French, Moeser, and Baldwin also shared his fate and were missing from the first-string forward line...
Since the resignation of Dean Briggs, English 5, his famous course of composition, has enjoyed the migratory fate of the proverbial buck. Originally entrusted to Professor Copeland, who with great fanfare held a preliminary competition last spring to select the personnel of his course from the throngs of undergraduates and the graduates of "Harvard, Yale, and Pomona who besieged the doors of Hollis 11 last year, the course has since been transferred to Professor Robert M. Gay of Simmons College, an instructor of no small reputation, whose textbook on composition, "Writing Through Reading," is considered as satisfactory...
Stanley Baldwin, British Conservative, has a son-Oliver. By the ironic fate which decrees such matters, Oliver is a socialist. Last week he published a book Six Prisons and Two Revolutions, the story of his gruesome experiences in Anatolia and Transcaucasia in 1920, and 1921. Extracts...