Word: heim
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...anywhere away from Austria. Normally U. S. tourists keep to their spartan schedule of cathedrals, art galleries, shops, with complete disregard of local politics. But since three bloody riots have been staged in the past fortnight by Austria's two pugnacious, irregular armies?the socialist Schutzbund and the reactionary Heim-wehr (TIME, Aug. 19)?and moreover since a third riot resulted in 48 woundings and three deaths, even the most earnest gallery-gazers felt it wise to leave Vienna...
Death by falling from great heights is pleasant-provided the smash-up at earth is thorough. Professor Heim of Zurich, who stated so last week, once fell off a precipice of Mount Saentis. He lit on his head and distinctly heard the thud. Stout, he recovered; introspective, he recalled his falling sensations. Delicious music soughed by his ears. He was very calm. Only after an hour from his rocky landing did he feel the pain of his broken bones...
...summary: BROWN 1931 HARVARD SECONDS Keegan, l.e. r.e., Hammer, Kroell scherin, l.t r.t., Morris, Porter Heim, l.g. r.g., E.Fordyee, Woods Horton, e. e., Dorman, Brown Hapood, r.g. r.g., Shaw, Adams Coust, r.t. l.t., Norris, Campbell Johnson, Demorest, r.e. l.e., Pickard, Allen Moulton.Guill, q.b. q.b., Heard, Noble Cooley.Marshall, l.h.b. r.h.b.Garrison, Lifrak Marston, r.h.b. r.h.b., grant, Schwentker Warner, Anderson, f.b. f.b., Parks, Mills Stone...
...family," said Daniel Guggen- heim, famed copper man, in sending a $500,000 check, last week, to New York University for the foundation of a College of Aeronautics,* "has long been identified with exploration beneath the earth. We have tried to assist in developments which would make mining more safe as well as more profitable and therefore of the greatest economic value. I have learned through my son, Harry F. Guggenheim, who was one of the first civilians to enter aviation and was a naval aviator overseas during the World War, of the plans of New York University to establish...