Word: latters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...latter, though retarded, was by no means beaten yet. Governor Roosevelt's opposition remained split on everything save opposing him. The Garner-Smith Favorite Sons forces might hold a one-third veto power over the convention but there was no sign yet of their combining on a candidate who could muster the nominative two-thirds majority of 770. The idea of Al Smith sitting down to dicker with his old foes, Messrs. McAdoo and Hearst, produced only grins among those who recalled the Battle of Madison Square Garden...
...George V and Edward of Wales should both die (or if the latter should renege), the Duke of York would become King Albert I, the Duchess Queen Elizabeth...
...Venice's art exhibitions 15 nations have put up small buildings. All but the U. S. building belong to their respective governments. The latter, designed by Manhattan Architects Delano & Aldrich, was built two years ago by the Grand Central Art Galleries with money donated by George Dwight Pratt. Not unnaturally most of the pictures chosen were of the Grand Central type of art. They were ferried over to Europe gratis by the American Export Lines, will be ferried back...
...emerged on the other side with gratifying editorial comments on the subject of how times do change. But we trust that, as the dinner gong and the clapper, like the cat and the fiddle, saunter down the long halls of unwritten history together, the former will present to the latter a distinctly cold shoulder, after all as any discerning dinner gong should. Radcliffe Daily...
...made early last week by Coach William Haines. Although no definite announcement was made last night as to the seating of Harvard's first crew, it is expected that R. H. Hallowell '33 will be filling the seat of Captain T. E. Armstrong '32 at number 4, while the latter will be rowing the same position in the Jayvee boat...