Word: hydes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...concepts of justice, and with long experience on the magistrate's bench unquestionably has formulated his own position concerning this most difficult ethical problem. Before his judicial vision unfolds more than seven-hundred years of British Common Law. The pillars of his chambers rest upon it; Coke, and Hyde, and Blackstone, are not strangers to him, nor the function of evidence and the rights of the accused. The Boston Traveler, however, is a conservative paper. Outside of occasional seventy-two point streamers on its front page it can be relied on for that streamy stability which constitutes Boston journalism...
...Hyde Park Presbyterian Church Boston, Mass...
...enough!" Stolid Representative Mapes of the House Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, which reported the bill, doggedly claimed that it was "the work of the committee and no one else." Congressman Pettengill interrupted to say that the New York Stock Exchange "is a sort of financial Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; we want to kill the jackal but save the hide." When the House passed (280-to-84) the bill and sent it to the Senate, everyone knew that the final draft, with promised revisions, would ultimately be written in conference. Only Ferdinand Pecora, Senate Banking & Currency Committee counsel, pretended...
Cavalcade, Mrs. Sloane's colt, prepared for his pair of spectacular victories last week by beating Singing Wood in the Hyde Park Stakes last year. But still other Derby material, notably Bazaar and Discovery, have shown heels to Cavalcade. Mrs. Sloane's High Quest is not entered in the Derby, but she may have three more horses in the race...
Bellboy reserves are boated thus: cox: William W. Sprague '36; stroke Mason Hammond; 7, Horace B. Shepard, 2nd. '34; 6, Marius E. Johnston, Jr. '35; 5, John D. Kernan, Jr. '35, 4, Richard C. Delong '36; 3, George B. Lauriat '36; 2, Alvin Hyde '35; and bow, Russel Grinnel...