Word: kelloggs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Quicken, Not to Hurry ." Having criticized itself and others, the Bar Association was ready to hear the U. S. Law criticized by its chief guest. This he was, of course, much too polite and Distinguished to do. In Constitution Hall, with aged Frank Billings Kellogg presiding, Lord Reading delivered an extremely graceful, circumlocutory and boring address, a brilliant example of how dull a great and able man can be at a formal function. He recalled his distinguished U. S. friendships, expatiated on the profession, on India, on Anglo-U. S. understanding and world depression. Only with the politest indirection...
Andover: l.e., Tardiff; l.t., Fry; l.g., H. Sears; c., Lewis; r.g., R. Sears; r.t., Hite; r.e., McTernan; q.b., Kellogg; l.h., Burdick; r.h., Platt; f.b., Graham...
Harvard: goal, Perry; r.b., Kraeuter; l.b., Johnson; r.h., Kellogg; c.h., Skinner; l.h., Roosevelt; o.r., Dawson; l.r., Dorman; c.f., Manheimer; l.l., Willeth; o.l., Vincent...
...Japan has torn a piece out of the living body of China. She has done this by violence which she refused to call war. although it was a war. breaking thereby the treaties which both she and China had signed, the Covenant of the League of Nations, and the Kellogg Pact...
...remark by the way. Novel-addicts will cheer his dictum: "Novels, in particular, enlarge one's life. More than any other branch of literature they make one acquainted with the panorama of life, and with the variety of human emotions." His view on war is more practical than Kellogg's and the late Aristide Briand's: "It seems to me that the only way to prevent future wars is to make people afraid of war. If the probability of death and torture is made sufficiently high the spirit of adventure will not prevail against it." With...