Word: furiously
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Unloosing a furious third period attack which brought three touchdowns in six minutes, the Freshman football team romped over the Yale freshmen 31-6 at the Junior Varsity field on Saturday. Hedblom made Harvard's first touchdown from the two-yard line after a Yale punt had been blocked on the 20-yard marker. Yale's single score came late in the second period on Work's line plunge...
...overlordship, no small bank competition, but the law under which they operate must be overhauled every ten years. When the question of a new Bank Act came up in Parliament as usual last spring, the danger of the banks' situation was suddenly plain. From the Western prairies rose furious anti-banker howls for a new system, for lower interest rates, for "nationalization of credit." Parliament was impressed. To avoid financial confusion when Canada could least afford it, Conservative Premier Bennett got the Parliament to extend bank charters for one year during which he promised to call a commission...
...Commission's second recommendation all five members set their hand. It called for an organization to extend intermediate and short-term credit to Canada's furious farmers. Observers last week expected Parliament, when it meets next January, to make the Commission's recommendations Canadian...
...Breakfast!'' roared Captain Guillermo Alba Rodriguez at his dawdling orderly last March. When Orderly Juan Rivera shambled in 45 minutes later with breakfast he received a furious frontal kick from hungry Captain Rodriguez, crumpled up and died. Last week kicking Captain Rodriguez was tried by a Mexican court-martial, sentenced to be shot. "This is the first death sentence in the Mexican Army since 1927," announced a careful spokesman for the Court. "In that year General Rueda Quijana was shot for high treason...
...audience of six Cadets, two Pathe News cameramen, and 50 curious spectators, the much-publicized antiwar demonstration took place without incident on the steps of Memorial Hall at noon last Saturday. Speakers from the National Student League, the League for Industrial Democracy, and the Episcopal Theological Seminary hurled furious denunciations against war, against the CRIMSON, and against the Roosevelt administration, but there was no violence. The expected interference from the Martial Club, an organization that calls itself "pacifist but opposed to any form of demonstration," failed to materialize...