Word: hills
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hale, W. P. Hamilton, G. O. Hay, J. H. Herrick, J. F. P. Hill, N. E. Hunt, E. T. James, F. W. Jerome, N. A. Johnson, W. H. Johnson, J. W. Kaufmann, J. C. Kernan, D. F. Keyes, C. H. Klinck, Wm. C. Knox, T. P. Kohman, P. F. Larcom, J. P. Lee, Wm. Lee, Richard Lindenfelser, L. E. Marcus, H. W. Martin, G. von L. Meyer, R. M. Mitchell, P. G. Morris, C. L. Munn, J. F. Nee, John Nesmith, P. S. Oliver, D. F. Parry, Richard Parry, S. F. Peavey, M. J. Pollak, J. S. Radway...
...cholera germs fanned out across Quetta. Then the earth began to rock once more, settling the ruins deeper, and a landslide rolled down the nearby Mountain of Death. In this fantastic register of disaster, a Pathan raid failed to materialize at once only because the earthquake had shaken their hill villages too. Sir Alexander asked and got the power to declare martial law, inasmuch as all the police were dead. Then he sealed Quetta like a tomb, for fear of cholera. Only soldiers prowled through the stinking city...
...Founder Strawbridge only one, Robert, is active as vice president. His brother Francis, a director, retired from active business some years ago as did jovial, sandy-haired Frederic H. Strawbridge who, resplendent in a tan bowler and greatcoat, cheeks pink as pippins, is often seen riding at Chestnut Hill high on the seat of his tallyho...
...bobbed up before the House Military Affairs Committee to ask for a few additional small favors. Two years ago Congress gave the New Deal everything it wanted just for the joy of giving. Now Federal agencies like NRA, AAA or TVA are lucky to get grudging crusts on Capitol Hill. Thus it was no great surprise when an ungenerous House Committee last week turned and snarled at TVA's requests for several amendments to its basic act. One amendment would increase TVA's right to issue bonds, guaranteed in principal and interest by the U. S., from...
...Philip and three younger sons, three daughters. He had settled in a great house in St. Paul, whose richest citizen he was. But with shyness and dislike of ostentation characteristic of Weyerhaeusers to this day, Frederick's house was not quite so big as James J. ("Empire Builder") Hill's next door...