Word: finlander
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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James Brown Scott. Bulgaria, China, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Finland, Poland, Jugoslavia...
...Rifle team: the world's championship in the international matches at Antwerp with 5,441 points, just one point short of the Swiss team world's record made in 1929. Switzerland was second, Finland third...
...last week's Peace at Paris, "spheres of influence" throughout the world were established. U. S. talkie men received as their share of the world market the U. S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Straits Settlement, India, Russia. The Germans received most of Central Europe plus Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Dutch East Indies. Other countries, notably France and Great Britain, will be areas of free competition. The two groups will exchange patents...
...half a millennium the Kings of Sweden have been loyally served by the House of Brahe. Per Brahe, third of the Swedish Brahes, married a sister of King Gustaf Vasa, "father of modern Sweden,'' in the early 16th century. His grandson, Per Brahe the Younger was Governor General of Finland. In 1632 Nils Brahe, of the "Blue Brigade," died with King Gustavus Adolphus in the Battle of Lützen...
...program follows Harvard Hymn Three Pictures from "The Fower of Babel" Anton Gregor Rubinstein Fireflies Russian Folk Song M Father's Door Russian Folk Song Summer Evening Student Song of Finland Drake's Drum Samuel Colcridge Taylor