Word: normans
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...BEGINNING-Norman Douglas -John...
There is one other man in the field, however, and that is Norman Thomas. He is the Socialist candidate for president, and in him is centered a movement toward a definite, worthwhile goal. He is the rightful heir to the LaFollette movement of four years ago; and we know that Norman Thomas can bring into being a liberal party that shall not have for its aim the good-natured joshing of the populace, the policy of the party out of power; nor of political corruption, an important activity of the party in power but the hitherto unrealized program of concrete...
Like many corners of England, Chilton abounds with relics of its ancient tenancy. Near to the almost perfectly preserved little chapel which Rector Gough discovered last week are the remnants of a Norman Church, built at a much later date and destroyed during the last century. In its foundations there is a tomb upon which travelers may read this somewhat anxious epitaph: "John of Candover lies here. May the good and gracious God have mercy...
...preliminaries of the French speaking contest for the France-Amerique Medal held last night in Sever 36, the following six men qualified for the finals: C. W. Boyd '29, F. D. Condert '30, W. A. Fowlie '31, R. T. Lyman Jr. '28, G. E. Stone '31, and Norman Winer...
David Pinski's "Cripples" will be among those presented, and the cast will include the following: A. J. M. Abramson '29, L. T. Hurwitz '30, S. W. Schwarz 2G., Saul Silverman '30 and Norman Winer '29. The second play will be one by Sutro, called "A Marriage Has Been Arranged." In the cast there will be Fay Goell of Radcliffe and R. M. Cushing '28. The cast of the last play, "Rapunrel" by Alter Prody, will be made up of A. J. M. Abramson '29, Bertha Offenbach, and Miriam Berkman...