Word: hitherto
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Owing to the heavy losses of books during the past academic year, the Library Council has adopted certain protective measures to be enforced in the Widener Library building. Those measures in no way restrict the full, freedom of usage hitherto afforded to renders. Hence-forth everyone leaving the building will be required to submit all books, book-bags, brief-cases and the like for inspection. The Library Council earnestly hope that both faculty and students will cooperate with them in carrying out these necessary measures...
...colonels," Valerian Slavek. Last week he grew weary of eternal bickering and backbiting from Parliament, principally because its parties could not agree on certain constitutional alterations which Josef Pilsudski thinks necessary. So he had the President declare him Prime Minister (his only office hitherto has been Minister of War) and dissolve the Sejm and Senate pending November general elections. For his cabinet he chose five of the "colonel group." With the aid of his War veterans' organization, he may be able to elect a sizeable majority of his supporters next November. Aperiodically Dictator Pilsudski calls in the newspaper reporters...
Recalcitrant Julian. Among last week's many oil events, prominent was the renascent publicity of Charles Courtney Julian, remembered well in California, hitherto obscure in Oklahoma...
Sale of TIME, hitherto limited to prominent news stands in large cities, is now being extended to all cities and to smaller stands patronized by TIME-readers. TIME welcomes information such as New Sub scriber Brown gives, will forthwith "cover" Shreveport's news stands...
...Young, resident U. S. engineer, received it. Said Secretary Wilbur: "With dollars, men and engineering brains we will build a great natural resource . . . make new geography . . . start a new era ... conquer the Great American Desert. To bring about this transformation requires a dam higher than any the engineer has hitherto conceived or attempted to build." Secretary Wilbur warned against a great rush of workmen to the barren dam site where their services are not yet needed...