Word: marched
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
President Conant will march in the academic procession with Dr. Day and the presidents of Michigan and Dartmouth. Besides attending several dinners and receptions, President Conant will deliver an address...
...through the evening, while a flock of planes picked out by searchlights swarmed over the city, while the crowds thinned and spectators in evening clothes stood along the curbs, the march went on. Finally, at 2:40 a. m. when the band music had become as much a part of the city voice as the roar of elevated trains, the last Legionnaires turned off the Avenue and the longest parade in U. S. history was over, 17¾ hours after it had begun...
...British attitude on Ethiopia, the French attitude on Spain, have thrown them into each other's arms. "My visit to Germany," read the Italian Dictator's official advance announcement last week, "is wholly a matter of the heart. . . . The two peoples will clasp hands . . . and will march side by side in the future, for this future belongs to us. . . . My visit is a demonstration for a common policy of STRONG PEACE...
...obscure newspaper editor, Mussolini visited Berlin in the days of the Weimar Republic before his March on Rome...
Finally, last year on March 30 an enfilade of BB's that broke his windows and drove Thomas H. Bilodean '37 to cover in his Winthrop House room is believed to have convinced the University of the used for definite action. The new parietal rule represents the fruit of the University's decision...