Word: grand
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...assistant professor of Biochemistry and chairman of the Board of Tutors in Biochemical Sciences, also master -elect of Winthrop House, is scheduled to begin his tour of the Middle West with a lecture at the Harvard Club of Detroit on Monday, February 9, continuing in a circuit through Milwaukee, Grand Rapids, and Akron, Ohio, returning to Boston on Wednesday, February...
...streets along the funeral route and laying down again the "safety islands." These were ripped up & laid down for Foch-the object being that the Hero's body should pass straight up the centre of the way. But how many times is this gesture to be made-so grand, so spacious, so magnificently French? In Paris last week there was a growing undercurrent of opinion that the safety islands should hereafter be made in such a way that they can be unscrewed. Work Done by the Chamber last week...
...washed away. Yet 27 coveys were found and Proctor, Wood-leigh's Roxie, Muscle Shoals Sam, Stoney Grove Bonny stood out well in the U. S. Field Trial Club's all-age stake-prelude to the national championships. this week on Hobart Ames's plantation at Grand Junction, Tenn. Winner was Rex's Tarheelia, liver-&-white pointer bitch owned by T. Carey Bailey of Baltimore, with George Feltman's Treco second...
...Haffner; Nelson Robinson, Jr., Professor of Architecture, will be absent from the School during the second half year. His place will be taken by Andre Leconte, architect diplome par le Gouvernement Francais, and winner of the Grand Prix de Rome in 1926. M. Leconte, generally regarded as being one of the foremost European authorities on architecture, was recently asked by the Architectural Record to make detailed scale drawings of the mosaics at Constantinople, which are now on display at Robinson Hall...
...Star's beat was another personal exploit of its ace Reporter Harry Thompson Brundidge, who achieved some note last summer by telling a Chicago Grand Jury that the murdered Jake Lingle was by no means Chicago's only racketeering newsman; that he had found a dozen others who worked hand-in-glove with the underworld...