Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Corliss Lament, second son of Morgan Partner Thomas William Lament, who used to rate himself "a critical Communist sympathiser," told a Manhattan audience: "We will use violence if necessary to reach the Socialist goal." He predicted the U. S. would be under a Communist government in 25 years...
...life, in desperate conflict with scaly mountains of flesh in the shape of flying lizards and giant newts." Says Author Mann: Science leads here into a blind alley; this was not the beginning. "We have sounded the well of time to its depths, and not yet reached our goal: the history of man is older than the material world which is the work of his will, older than life, which rests upon his will. . . . The original human soul is the oldest thing . . . for it has always been, before time and before form, just as God has always been and likewise...
...argument often put forth by the H.A.A. against a suggestion of price-cutting in the major games, is that the space between the goal-lines is filled at any price. If that is the case the price for seats in the extreme ends of the Stadium could be cut drastically. Taking the H.A.A. at its own word, the seats between the goal-lines would still be filled and in addition the bowls would be populated by persons, who, at present, are kept away from the games because of financial considerations. Any demands for reduced ticket prices consider the dual goal...
...years ago. To spur them on the French Government offered a prize of one million francs ($66,000). Prevailing tailwinds sped them safely over the North Atlantic. Above Newfoundland they ran into fog and motor trouble. At Brooklyn's Floyd Bennett Field, 2,600 mi. short of their goal, they landed, having flown 3,600 mi. in 38 hr. 27 min. 11 hr. 10 min. slower than Coste & Bellonte). A great thing done twice loses much of its public appeal. But France made Rossi a captain in the Air Force and Codos a commander of the Legion of Honor...
...acquisition of this unique library is an important step in strengthening the study of legal medicine here at Harvard. It brings us nearer the goal of having a department comparable to those which have flourished for some time in certain European centers. I know that you. . are interested in furthering the study of legal medicine and that you regard this gift, as you have said, as the cornerstone of a structure which we may ultimately hope to erect...