Word: minn
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...nervous two days later, Prizeman Lewis paced up & down a hallway in the Stockholm Stock Exchange, jerked out his watch repeatedly, fussed with his tie. But when the moment came for him to face the Stock Exchange hall, packed with the elite of Sweden, Sinclair Lewis of Sauk Center, Minn, conquered himself, spoke straight out and clearly the great speech of his life...
Cities considering chests include: Augusta, Me.; New Kensington, Pa.; Mankato, Minn.; Edmonds, Wash.; St. George, Staten Island; Modesto, Calif.; Litchfield, 111.; Springfield...
Died. Most Rev. Austin Dowling, 62, Archbishop of St. Paul, head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Minnesota and the Dakotas, onetime treasurer, chairman of the education department of the National Catholic Welfare Conference; of heart disease; in St. Paul, Minn...
...Hersey '33, Longmeadow D. D. Hochstein '31, Rocheater, N. Y.; G. C. Homans, '32, Boston; J. B. Howard '33, Edgewood, Pa.; J. D. Hyman '31, Brookline. Frederick Ireland '33, Cambridge; A. S. Kahn '31, Malden; H. C. Lehman '33, Brooklyn, N. Y.; H. T. Levin '33, Minneapolis, Minn.; W. F. Lutz '32, Winthrop...
...hands, up and down the corn rows the farmers went as fast as they could go, each well-trained team of horses leading in front without direction, each tough cornstalk a fight. After 80 min. a gun boomed. Swiftly the judges weighed the yield. Ray Hanson of Cottonwood County, Minn, had the biggest load but he did not win. Competitive cornhusking has its intricacies. For every pound of marketable corn that the gleaners find left in the field the husker is penalized three pounds, for every ounce over five ounces of silks and shucks per 100 Ib. of corn husked...