Word: leading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...This new Hughes policy is without precedent and one that will lead to trouble and hard feeling among our neighbors in South America. It is curious that the State Department is rushing to the aid of a Government which it so long refused to recognize."-Representative Nelson of Wisconsin, insurgent leader...
...think the sale of arms by this Government to Mexico is a technical violation of international law. Actually there is no violation, but it departs from our American policy. It is unwise and will lead to bad results and weaken our position among the Latin American countries."-Senator King, Democrat, of Utah...
...Clark University, declaring that the discharge of a rocket which might reach the moon or a planet is entirely feasible on the basis of experiments already made, called for support in order that actual trial flights may be made this coming year, and that America may retain her lead in meteorology...
...participating college will report on "Social Thinking in our Colleges". In addition there will be a report by Paul Blanshard, Field Secretary of the League for Industrial Democracy, under whose auspices the conference is being conducted. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock, Roland A. Gibson of Dartmouth will lead a student discussion on "What is Industrial Democracy...
...result of this contest will go a long way towards deciding the Massachusetts State Championship. Should Harvard win, the University will have a safe lead in the tournament, having won 12 of its 15 matches to date. The line-up of the Boston team indicates a stiff battle for the Crimson men. C. C. Peabody, who holds the state championship, will play in No. 1 position against Captain Dixon. He is supported by Malcolm Bradlee '22, former state champion and captain of the University Squash Team in 1922, who was the opponent of G. D. Debevoise '26. W. P. Belknap...