Word: joined
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sailed had I realized the seriousness of the King's illness," cried the U. S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James's, Robert Worth Bingham, stepping off the Bremen last week in Manhattan. "Is it true, Mr. Ambassador, that certain Britishers are now insisting that we join the League of Nations?" "No one dared to criticize our Government to my knowledge," flashed the Ambassador. "I am very glad no one attempted to do so in my presence! I have a very decided opinion on that subject and think that we should do what we please...
...announcement of a memorial service in the Appleton Chapel on Tuesday January 28th as a mark of respect to the late King George, should be of interest to both members of the University and residents of Cambridge. In this way does Harvard join the great movement throughout the country which has insisted, during the past week, on showing its admiration and affection for George V. It is significant to note that on the day of the King's death, flags were lowered to half-mast along the main thoroughfares of most of the great cities of the United States...
...afternoon exercises the club will sing with a group from the Graduate Schools, and in the evening they will join the Boston Symphony Orchestra in singing portions of Bach's B Minor Mass under the direction of Dr. Serge Koussevitsky at Symphony Hall...
...Dewey will join Hovenanian in flanking Captain Moseley on the first line. the latter's solo work was one of the few bright spots in the 3-0 McGill defeat. On defense, Dick Claflin will team with the recovered Brown. Waldinger is expected to start in the cage, since he has been regularly alternating with Emerson...
With the re-election of President Roosevelt becoming more doubtful every day and with the vote of persons who will reach their majority in time for the next two elections of more importance than in most previous years, the CRIMSON has decided to join with the leading colleges of the Eard in ascertaining the opinions of college students on these interesting and important issues...