Word: huntting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...last dark row beneath the overhanging balcony, a lonely Cincinnatian last week called to those seated in front of him: "If it wasn't for you folks, I'd be afraid way out here in the country." Heads turned. A voice came back: "I understand they hunt deer up here between Rows J and K." The answer was cut short by a hammering sound, hollow and staccato, like a hatchet assaulting an orange crate: The 21st Republican National Convention was gaveled to order...
...Governor of Kansas - walking ten blocks to the State House after early breakfast every day, clearing up regular desk work, going to the dentist, making a solemn little speech to University of Kansas seniors (where the Chancellor slipped and introduced "the Governor of Indiana"), getting out to the Hunt Club for a ride on Si, his chestnut gelding. Capitol employes wanted to install a radio to listen to the Cleveland doings but Alf Landon told them: "We've got too much work...
Meanwhile the women and younger children were disporting themselves at Essex Country Club at Manchester-by-the-Sea. A program of swimming and tennis was outlined for the more robust souls while those of less sturdy nature took part in a putting tournament, a scavenger hunt, and even bridge...
...Biology, Harry B. Friedgood, Research Fellow in Chemistry, Sergel I. Gaposchkin, William M. Goodhue, instructor in Electrical Engineering, William F. Greshman 3G., David T. Griggs J. F., instructor in Physics, George A. Harcourt, assistant in Economic Geology, Roger W. Hickman, instructor in Physics, Alfred H. Holway 3G., Frederick V. Hunt, associate in Medicine...
...years it was almost never out of his mind or off his tongue. The American Museum agreed to provide space if the exhibits were forthcoming. In 1925, hear ing that George Eastman was going to Africa to hunt, the naturalist went to the rich Kodakman and said: "Mr. Eastman, I've got to have $1,000,000." Eastman offered to pay all the expenses of an expedition, to give $100,000 besides for transportation and reconstruction of material. Carl Akeley's dream was beginning to come true. Next year he died of fever in Africa, was buried...