Word: maining
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...main questions at the meeting was that concerning the probation rules governing Yale-Harvard House contests. In order to deal with this matter, Todd appointed as co-members of a sub-committee, James T. Dennison '34, of Eliot House, and Richard G. Fletcher, Jr. '35, of Leverett House...
...actually to bewail the lack of supporting connection between the Kremlin and the Third International). Other papers, however, have asserted with surprise and some glee that conflict is approaching and apparently not unwelcome to either government. But despite the very considerable friction which has developed over the main source of trouble (the Soviet owned Chinese Eastern Railway), there seems to be little basis for forecasting a war. Aside from the fact that both countries realize the prohibitive price of that form of insanity, it is quite obvious that all the recrimination and bluster employed by Japan and Russia alike...
...entrance fee of $2.00 is payable at the Harvard Athletic Association. All competitors will start at scratch. Any one who intends to play golf in the spring, including Freshmen, are advised to enter the tournament since one of its main objects is to uncover potential material for the teams. Men entering the tournament should appear at the Club by four o'clock either of the two afternoons. No previous notification of officials is necessary in order to enter the tournament...
Convinced by Mary Stevens M .D. and this production that the main problem of the professional woman is finding last names for her children, Hollywood may be expected to furnish a plethora of pictures about ladies in the newer professions. If actresses of as much talent and understanding as Irene Dunne can be found to act in them, the cycle should be more commendable than the current investigation of the farm problem...
...determined not to bear the Mayor's imposts, were going swiftly ahead with their plans to move across the Hudson River to tax-free Jersey City and Newark. Carpenters and electricians were working overtime to make ready Newark's Centre Market as the Stock Exchange's main trading floor. Upon the brokers' exodus, the State would stand to lose perhaps $30,000,000 in annual taxes. Worse, the bankers were wringing their hands over what would happen to downtown realty values. The grass that Herbert Hoover had predicted under a Democratic Administration could now almost...