Word: lashes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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University--"The Lash" with Richard Barthelmess and "Behind Office Doors", Mary Astor, Robert Ames...
...Lash", Richard "Barthelmess vehicle, and attempt is made to re-create the conditions that existed in California in 1846 when that Mexican territory was annexed to the United States. The plot is concerned with the efforts of an old feudal family to withstand the introduction of Americans and their ways into their set and radically different mode of life. Barthelmess, as the young Mexican of noble birth, turns outlaw as the result of a beating he receives at the hands of a government official, and roams the countryside trying to preserve his ancestral ranch, and indigenous qualities of his people...
...Behind Office Doors" the theme is hardly less romantic than that of "The Lash", but instead of having the vast plains as a locale, the action occurs in a modern business office...
...Harvard second team will line up as follows: f.b. Ray, l.w. Ossorio, l.c. Sheldon, r.c. Draper, r.w. Bates, s.o.h. Truman, h.b. Caturani, f.l.f. Conant, Bissell, Lash, s.l.f. Oppenheimer, Schwyrer, t.l.f. Leman, Rowell, Gilbert. Harvard's reserves will be Davis and Hunting...
What the profession admired most about Lippmann editorials was their compelling logic and persuasive reasonableness. But at times?as during the crusade against Peonage and the attacks on the Harding Gang and the "Aluminum Trust'' ?he could put by his composed objectivity and then the World would lash out with its oldtime fire. It is common knowledge that the editorials read most regularly and closely by President Hoover were those in the arch-Democratic New York World. Reason: Besides being close friends and mutual admirers, Herbert Hoover and Walter Lippmann have in common a passion for fairness which each...