Word: marked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Bellboys, in lane two, pushed them all the way by using a stroke which was somewhat higher, while the Leverett and Kirkland shells tussled it out between themselves, see-sawing back and forth, but all the while dropping steadily behind the leaders. At the three- quarter mile mark, the Lowell boat forced the stroke of the Brooks men up from a scant 32 to 34 beats per minute, and both of them began to pull rapidly away from their opponents. But this started the downfall of the Lowell boaters, for the Anglers kept gradually lengthening their lead...
...Assistant Secretary of Agriculture he has been drawing $7,500 per year (less 10% Federal pay cut); as Undersecretary he will be paid $10,000 (less 10%). Another reason was the President's obvious intention to retort to the clamorous criticism of this Brain Truster by some special mark of public preference for him and his services...
...including 14 archbishops of the Roman Catholic Church, 72 bishops, 14 abbots and Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to the U. S. On the altar steps knelt George William Cardinal Mundelein. All the officiating churchmen were vested in red, the color of the day which was St. Mark's. Flat on his stomach before the altar steps, his face in his arms, his arms on a pillow, lay a figure clad all in white...
Calculating in his speculations, Colonel Bradley hesitates at no extravagance where his horses are concerned. When they die, marble headstones mark their graves in a well-kept cemetery. Their stables are of Colonial architecture and stalls are fitted with Vita-Glass. Some of the Colonel's equine innovations, however, have been less successful than others. When he heard about streamlining and wind-resistance, he experimented with little hoods to be strapped on his horses' heads. More disastrous was his notion, abetted by an Akron (Ohio) oculist, that horses with defective vision would run better if equipped with glasses...
Freshman 150's: cox, Carmann Newberry; stroke, George E. Rall; 7, Mark H. Dall; 6, Edward Wigglesworth, Jr.; 5, Dunbar Carpenter; 4, Robert R. Gardiner; 3, Edward T. Gignoux; 2, Joseph W. Wilshire, III; bow, Robert...