Word: mate
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...years ago Writer Elwyn Brooks ("Andy'') White of The New Yorker married his staff-mate Mrs. Katherine Angell...
Wood one of four champions to be crowned at the meet finished ahead of Leedy of Yale, winner in the Harvard Yale meet with a time of 4 min., 58 3-5 sec., and ahead of his team mate Osborne. The Crimson sprinter's time 5 min., 4 sec., was not a record one Yale with eight men qualified for the finals failed to win any event...
...total of 30 points to the nearest opponents' 24. Outstanding for the first year team was R. G. Ames '34, undefeated Crimson 175-pounder, who won both the preliminary and final bouts by fall. David Weld '34, participating in the 126-pound division, duplicated the feat of his team-mate. E. W. Chard '34 was the only other Crimson title-winner, gaining a referee's decision in the 135-pound contest. Stanton Whitney '34 and Harold Frankel '34 were second place winners. Whitney adding an extra point by defeating one of his opponents by fall...
...affair, because the shooting occurred at a questionable distance offshore, because Prime Minister Bennett of Canada was just about to visit President Hoover in Washington (see p. 11), the official U. S. investigation was prompt and thorough. Assertions by some members of the Josephine K.'s crew that Mate Schmidt was drunk were disproved to the satisfaction of the Coast Guard board. As in the still unsettled case of the I'm Alone (TIME, April 1, 1929), the main question was: Did the shelling and seizure occur within the jurisdiction...
...claimed by the U. S. for "search & seizure" under the 1922 Tariff Act. Forty-eight hours after the Josephine K. shelling, F. A. Bierkett, executive officer of the Coast Guard cutter Sebago, was ordered by Washington to determine the point at which the chase ended. His findings narrowly justified Mate Schmidt; the spot was fixed at 11.7 mi. from nearest land...