Word: file
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Committee. One room of the Hicks House, which is connected by a passageway with the Smith Halls quadrangle, will ultimately be given over to this collection. About three cases of the books, which will be given by the Roosevelt Memorial Association, have already been received, among them a complete file of Punch. Included in the collection will be about one hundred volumes from the original library of the late president, the rest being duplicates...
Students wishing to take advantage of this offer should file applications at the office of the School in the Rogers Building, near Memorial Hall. In view of the fact that classes begin next Tuesday, October 13, it is urged that applications be made as soon as possible. The courses in the School for which the scholarships may be used were recently announced as follows; elementary and advanced playwriting, play production, stage craft and lighting, stage design, and the modern theatre and dramatic criticism. The last named course is being given by Walter Prichard Eaton '00, literary critic...
Next day nine Marine planes were doing "coiled-spring" loops in single file across the sky. Suddenly there was a terrific crash, loudly audible to the crowd 2,000 ft. below. Two planes, piloted by Lieuts. L. H. ("Sandy") Sanderson and W. O. Brice, had collided. As their planes fell, the crowd heard Lieut. Emile Chourre. standing before a microphone on the field, calmly broadcast the event as if it were part of the entertainment. Said he: "Keep your seats everybody and watch for the boys to come out. Two of them will shortly join the Caterpillar Club. Here they...
Permitted to file a list of witnesses as to the truth of his editorial, Murtz Ahmad Khan named the Foreign Secretary, the Afghan Consul General, the Director of Public Information, et al. The court ruled that these witnesses were too important, that they could have no connection with the case, that the defendant must list names of lesser stature...
...Selznick saga is a fantasy told in light signs over Broadway, a loud scandal whispered in file copies of Variety, a legend forgotten in the smoke that curled out of spittoons in the Claridge Hotel from cigarets that had gold tips and monograms. An epic and a joke, it has made Selznick the name of a dynasty in the weird peerage of the cinema industry. It helped give the industry its reputation. It concerns a Japanese valet who learned how to pickle herring, a girl who was born in a Pennsylvania coal town and killed herself in Paris, a gold...