Word: g
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...once in sonorous harmony, the majority leader and presiding pundit of the U. S. Senate, Alben Barkley and John Nance Garner, last week continued to shush debate on U. S. foreign policy. When they began doing it two weeks ago G. O. P. Leader McNary winked, congratulated "Dear Alben" upon his adroitly prolonged adjournments, tipped off the fact that Republicans were no more anxious than Garner Democrats to step out against International Defense...
Harding, Patrick, and Winslow turned in the fireworks for the Hoddermen last night against McGill, scoring three two and one goals respectively. Against Montreal Harding and Patrick shared scoring honors with two tallies apiece. The summaries: HARVARD MONTREAL Freedley g. g. Desrivieres Jameson rd. rd. Laivirire Houghton ld. ld. Mignault Harding c. c. Leboeuf Patrick rw. rw. P. Genier Winslow lw. lw. Gagne...
Third period goals--none. MCGILL HARVARD Emerson g. g. Freedley Dickenson rd. rd. Jameson Anton ld. ld. Houghton Walker c. c. Winslow McConnel rw. rw. Harding Perowne lw. lw. Patrick...
...would bargain and haggle with the others as to the meaning of the Act. This would sacrifice a consistent and systematic interpretation of principles without the gain of any corresponding advantage, and would tend to forfeit the support which the courts so far have extended to the Board. Earl G. Latham...
...television had become a reality in England, where Farnsworth licensed Baird Television Ltd., and in Germany, where he licensed Fernseh A. G. But though the U. S. was the home of Philo Farnsworth and the adopted home of his sole peer in television, RCA's Vladimir Kosma Zworykin, television remained something U. S. citizens heard much about but seldom saw. Last week the U. S. heard something more about television: after twelve years Philo Farnsworth was to have his own manufacturing company with two factories and over $2,500,000 in cash behind...