Word: lidded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...funeral parlor on his grounds, discourages ground burials, recommends incineration in his crematory, inurnment and safekeeping in his columbarium. Above all, he prefers interment in a crypt of his gorgeous, statue-decked mausoleum. A refined selling point: Before a casket is sealed into a Forest Lawn crypt its lid is raised and a current of conditioned air is perpetually circulated through the crypt...
Last week the Camden lid blew off to make real news. In its "final statement," RCA demanded that the strike cease, refused to recognize John Lewis' United Workers as the sole bargaining agency even if a Labor Relations Board poll should show it to represent a majority of RCA's plant employes. One afternoon last week a crowd of 3,000. including 1,000 Philco and N. Y. Shipbuilding Corp. sympathizers, went after RCA employes as they filed out of the plant. Bricks, stones and clubs flew freely in a two-hour pitched battle (see cuts). Next...
...Procession of BacchusDelibes *Der Freischutz," Overture Weber *Danse Macabre Saint-Saens *"Ride of the Valkyries" Wagner *Choruses with Orchestra from "Patience" (Sullivan) and Sea Chanties (McPhoe) Harvard Glee Club Chorus G. Wallace Woodworth, Conductor *"Scheherazade," Third Movement Rimsky-Korsakov The Prince and the Princess *"Rienzi," Overture Wagner Selection, "The Lid's Off," Hasty Pudding Show of 1936 Cammann Newbury ,'37, E. R. Sargent, '36, Gaspar G. Bacon, Jr. '37 (Arr. by Leroy Anderson) Conducted by Leroy Anderson *"Voices of Spring," Waltzes Strauss *"Up the Street" Morse Selections checked (*) are available on records at Briggs & Briggs Music Store, Harvard Square
Last but not least, there is Harvard Night next Tuesday with several choruses by the Glee Club as well as selections from "The Lid's Off" with Leroy Anderson conducting. The program is to open, significantly enough, with the "Procession of Bacchus" by Delibes...
First to receive one was Thomas J. Maloney, district president of the now disbanded United Anthracite Workers of Pennsylvania. He cut the strings, beamed: "Well! Well! An Easter present." He pried open the lid. The Easter present tore off his left hand, mangled his right, shredded his face...