Word: latters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...play was acted was Guilt Its Own Punishment, or Fatal Curiosity and the announcement for the first performance read "by Pasquin's Company of Comedians. Never acted before. Being a true story in Common Life, and the Incidents extremely affecting. Written by the author of George Barnwell." The latter was Lillo's most famous play, The London Merchant, or the History of George Barnwell, a great success that held the boards for more than 100 years...
...Governmental participation in trans-atlantic & transpacific air services with flying boats and rigid airships, the latter to be Government-built...
Joseph Nee had his ups and downs alternately with Melvin Vals before he was floored for a technical knockout by the latter after one minute and 55 seconds of the first round. Other winners for Harvard were Paul Cunningham, 115 pounds, who defeated Allen Stevens; Henry Sherlock, 125 pounds, winner over Norman Higgins by a technical knockout after one minute, 58 seconds of the second round; and Arthur Oakes, 155 pounds, who beat Ahern. Arthur Snell lost to Waldo Stewart in the 135-pound division
...heavily favored mile relay team meets Yale's baton men tonight at the Boston Garden in the season's first track competition between Harvard and Yale. Harvard's quartet, composed of Brookings, Abell, Calvin, and Dorman, the latter replacing Tony Bliss, is expected to show its heels to the New Haven runners, who turned in a mile against Brown two weeks ago in three seconds worse time than that made by the Farrellmen in the same meet. Calvin has been paring his time down all this week, and the Crimson runners are expected to better the showing they made...
...honors, and a supposedly maturer undergraduate body, student reaction can be counted on to assist professors in the difficulties inevitable in the presentation of material from novel standpoints. There is definite need for closer relations between the faculty and the undergraduates, and there is no question that if the latter's cooperation is encouraged, a thoroughly worth while liaison may be effected...