Word: key
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Still seeking the most satisfactory combination for his second Varsity eight, Coach Charlie Whiteside yesterday picked Roger Cutler, Sophomore brother of Bobbie Cutler, who is now stroking the first boat, to set the pace for the Jayvees, thereby entrusting the two key positions on the Varsity squad to members of the same family. Roger Cutler was brought from number two on the Jayvees to the stroke position and replaces Ced Francis, who, returned to the third boat. Roosevelt was pushed up from the number four sweep in the second boat to take Cutler's place and Oliver Scott was brought...
...they searched in vain for contraband until one chanced to unscrew an electric light bulb. At once panels slid back, revealing thousands of dollars worth of liquor. In Rettich's Warwick house the raiders scraped some whitewash off a brick pillar in the cellar, found and turned a key. A great slab of concrete rose quietly out of the floor, opening the way to a subcellar. Steps led from the subcellar to a huge vault in which were found three machine guns, 25 Winchester rifles, pistols, much ammunition...
...treaty runs for five years and unless denounced by one of the signatories at the end of the fourth year, runs indefinitely. It was accompanied last week by important pourparlers for Franco-Russian cooperation, economic as well as military. The French and Soviet general staffs will shortly exchange key experts. More important, France contemplates a colossal barter in which she expects to take Soviet oil, ore and minerals in exchange for 3½ billion francs ($231,000,000) worth of French rails, railway rolling stock and road-making machinery necessary to put in prime condition the strategic railways and highways...
...good friends King Carol of Rumania, the Prince of Wales, Queen Mother Elisabeth of the Belgians, Alfonso of Spain; autographed photographs of Elisabeth, Alfonso, many a notable in government and medicine:* decorations from Belgium, France, Spain, Rumania. Fastened to red velvet and framed in gold is the "original key used by the ex-Emperor of Germany during his sojourn in France at the Hotel du Nord, Charleville...
With Rudy Vallee and his 38-piece ensemble striking the key note in a triumphal rendering of the "Stein Song," the annual Freshman Smoker took place in the Union last night under the direction of Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr, and his 1938 committeemen...