Word: greater
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...guaranteeing advertisers a net paid circulation of 250,000 and our present circulation is much greater than that figure...
...last two elections, some 36% voted last week. Most of these, millions of normally silent votes apparently went to the New Deal, with the result that Franklin Roosevelt piled up 60.4% of the popular vote. The extent of this upset was not evident even after the greater part of the ballots were counted. Several Republican victories and a majority of the close contests turned out, three or four days later, when every last ballot was counted, to be Democratic successes. Result was that the statisticians, having reported that Democrats had elected 26 out of 33 Governors, had two days later...
...would be pure narrowness to expect this feeling to appear in the form of accords or agreements of any specific kind. The freer President Roosevelt is from the quarrels and doctrines of other nations the greater his authority will be on the day when he sounds an alarm or attempts to call a halt...
...contest with Army. Navy is anxious to win and thus even the series which started with two games almost thirty years ago, but no one has any expectations of other than the hardest kind of battle. The starting lineup will be, in the main, the one which played the greater part of the Notre Dame game, with the exception of Maurice Ferrara, tackle, who was injured slightly at Baltimore. The squad came out of the Baltimore. The squad came out of the Baltimore tussle in good condition. The tentative eleven announced by Lieutenant Tom Hamilton, Head Coach, early this week...
...first in a series on the subject, Sheldon Glueck '22, professor of Criminology, will talk in Phillips Brooks House parlor at 8 o'clock tomorrow night on some general aspects of crime. On Thursday, Frank Mabey, president of the Boys Worker division of the United Settlements of Greater Boston, will speak on slum conditions...