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Gore Hall--B. H. Beal, E. P. Dewing, A. M. Geissler, G. D. Guggenhelm, T. S. Kernan, James Lawrence, G. L. Leach, and E. T. Putnam. Non-Residents from Little Hall, G. P. Davis, E. W. Sexton, R. K. Hill, and P. S. Wise...
House of Lords. The House registered its disapproval of certain pacific utterances of William Leach, Under Secretary for Air, by adopting without division the following motion...
...After declaring that the best way of ensuring peace was to prepare for peace and denouncing the maxim of "Trust in God and keep your powder dry," William Leach, Under Secretary of State for Air, announced that the Government would carry on its predecessor's policy of expanding the Air Force. "Shame!" cried a Labor member. Mr. Leach said that what was needed were "new excavations to raise the lid from the sarcophagus of the New Testament." Major General J. E. B. Seely (Liberal) retorted: "If the Empire is to be defended by Sermons on the Mount, God help...
...reference librarians, under the direction of Librarian H. S. Leach, have compiled a complete bibliography of Wilson's writings and correspondence from 1875 to his death. The display is to be made a feature of alumni day, February...
Commissioner Leach's scheme is just the old one of "passing the buck", poorly concealed. If the scum were skimmed from New York, it would of course fall upon the next gold mine--perhaps Boston or Philadelphia. And since New York is the richest mine of all, it would come slipping back as soon as the temporary vigilance relaxed. The onus cannot be shifted. If the police cannot police the city, then it becomes time for internal reformation; and if the present Commissioners cannot handle the situation, the burghers of New York will doubtless find it expedient to institute...