Word: mentionable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Unlike the present CRIMSON and other modern undergraduate papers, there is virtually no comment on world events. The sole mention of politics occurs in an editorial by Roosevelt about the Political Club. It concludes with a statement interesting in the light of the writer's subsequent career. "There must be many among us who, whether or not of a voting ago, would be more than glad to gain knowledge by actual experience of the intricacies of Feredal, State and municipal politics...
...Four years later she found herself widowed, with two children, and on her way to homestead in New Mexico's Burro Mountains. When Copperman Greenway married her she was a full-fledged ranch operator. At Chicago, Mrs. Greenway. who shuns rouge & lipstick, seconded" the Roosevelt nomination, said that mention of her for the Vice-Presidency was "a purely honorary candidacy...
...Mention of Commencement or of Class Day made the day before the Yale football game will doubtless catch many members of the University off guard. A natural reaction will be to read the news with a cold and hasty eye before passing on to the Harvard starting line-up. And again, all things considered, it was not so long ago that glistening white canvas billowed and welled above Sever Quadrangle, while below, Silk hats mingled with or mine hoods during the advancement of certain men from one stage in the society of scholars to another...
...quiet work of Comrade Stalin as Minister of Nationalities bore fruit when the Constitution of the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics (U. S. S. R.) was promulgated at Moscow. Couched in terms of uniting voluntarily almost one-seventh of the world under one flag, the Constitution omits mention of the Communist Party which in fact masters and rules Russia...
Proud, prolific and beloved, the House of Coburg counts among its sons British King George, Belgian King Albert, Bulgarian Tsar Boris and other European royalties too numerous to mention. Even the soil of Coburg is something special. As a wedding present the Town of Coburg last week gave a double-bottomed cradle (with Coburg soil between the bottoms) to pink and pretty Princess Sibylle Calma Maria Alicia Bathildis Feodora von Saxe-Coburg-und-Gotha. She seemed destined to become one day by her brilliant marriage Queen of Sweden. All Coburg was sure that as soon as he is born...