Word: forecasted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...behind them?the real voice?belonged 'to Franklin Delano Roosevelt who had picked the Kentucky Senator as the convention's temporary chairman and had previewed his speech a fortnight ago at Albany. The character of the campaign the New York Governor would make, if nominated for the Presidency was forecast in his henchman's thunderings at the assembled delegates...
Yale will probably have to concede a considerable handicap to the Crimson four in tomorrow's game. In the previous match the Blue team won 13-3, although a win by a larger margin had been forecast. Tomorrow's clash at Rye should find Harvard still on the upgrade of their comeback, but their chances of defeating the best Eli aggregation in history are very slim...
...State-wide campaign for 30,000 sponsors progressed last week, a definite season was forecast with Composer Stringfield the choice for conductor. At the trial concert three weeks ago Mr. Stringfield's performance gave great impetus to the State-symphony idea. His music was spirited, well-knit in spite of limited rehearsal. His debonair manner is as impressive as any imported foreigner's. Otto Hermann Kahn telegraphed congratulations. North Carolinians are particularly proud of Mr. Stringfield's musical allegiance to his home soil. He has studied and conducted in the North but his composition which...
...gilded cage." But Baker-for-President sentiment does not easily down. Last December a South Carolina friend wrote to urge candidacy upon him. Mr. Baker sidestepped thus: "The times clearly present a great opportunity for service. . . .The situation of the world changes from day to day. Nobody can safely forecast what his duty may be when June comes around but my earnest hope is that the party will be able to find a leader whom we can all follow without presenting to me the heavy question of a personal duty...
...made to International Match by several big banks fell due. Ivar Kreuger admitted he could not pay it. National City Bank, despite its recent experience in the Ericsson deal, offered to renew. S. Sloan Colt, president of Bankers Trust Co., renewed the loan after a cursory glance at a forecast of International Match's income. On the forecast were two items which should already have been collected by International Match. Neither had been received but that was not commented upon. No willing renewer, however, was Pittsburgh's Union Trust Co., the "Mellon Bank." Union Trust insisted on cash & collateral...