Word: latinized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...after explosion tore the air, broke windows and set women screaming as flames leaped up into the night. "Mother of God it's the President's Palace!" cried husky voices. "A Revolution! They've blown up the President!" Pale but courageous, as the children of a Latin American president have need to be Sons Carlos & Luis and Daughter Maria rushed back the way they had come Though machine guns seemed to be firing though shouts of "Revolution! filled the air, they reached home to find that the Arsenal, not the Presidential Palace was afire. Safe and calm...
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...Harvard 1 English S2 Harvard 1 English S3a Harvard 1 English S63a Harvard 3 Fine Arts S1g Fogg Mus. Small Lect. Hall French S7 Harvard 3 Geology S1 Harvard 3 German SC (7.30-9 sect.) Emerson F German S2 Harvard 6 Government S18 Harvard 6 History S69 Harvard 6 Latin SA Harvard 6 Mathematics SII Harvard 6 Music S4 Music Building 2 Philosophy SA (2th half) Emerson 211 Physics S6 Harvard 6 Pshychology S16b Emerson 211 Sociology S7a Emerson...
They go through a revolution looking for Snarge in Paranagua, a Latin-American State. Finally they arrive at the Greek island. Travers cannot persuade the engineers to give up their project, elects to have himself blown up with the temple. Meantime, Mrs. Travers and Mantell have gotten tired looking for Travers, have decided to concentrate their attention on each other. Bert the seaman, it turns out. was the only one who had an inkling of what his dreamy employer was groping for. "You think a man is not quite all there if he puzzles you," he tells the electrician just...
...battle of Lake Erie. The present U. S. S. John Trippe sports two gold stars on its funnel for sinking two German submarines. Lately it patrolled Rum Row. Father Charles White Trippe was a Manhattan banker. He married Lucy A. Terry, whose family, somewhere along the line, had acquired Latin blood. That accounts for the historic "John" becoming Juan (named for a beloved Aunt Juanita). Also it accounts for Juan Trippe's swarthy skin. The combination has been anything but a handicap in President Trippe's dealings with South American politicos...