Word: nosed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Nose 6 Throat: Buenos Aires, Dr. Antonio R. Zambrini; Caracas, Dr. Lisandro Lopez Villoria; San Salvador, Dr. Joaquin Guillen Rivas; Havana, Drs. Eduardo Ramirez de Arellano, Ricardo Silveira...
...BANK VAULT MYSTERY-Louis F. Booth-Dodd, Mead ($2). $180,000 in cash snatched under the nose of the bank manager-two murders later...
...Chief critic was Louisiana's loud Long who offered an amendment whereby the President could sweep every bank in the land under the shelter of the Federal Reserve. Senator Glass whose antipathy toward Senator Long is so great that two days later he angrily tried to punch his nose, bitterly flayed the Long proposal. Ensuing wrangle...
...actions wholly enjoyable. King Kong, "conceived" by Merian Coldwell Cooper, was not made entirely by enlarging miniatures. Kong is actually 50 ft. tall, 36 ft. around the chest. His face is 6½ ft. wide with 10-in. teeth and ears 1 ft. long. He has a rubber nose, glass eyes as big as tennis balls. His furry outside is made of 30 bearskins. During his tantrums, there were six men in his interior running his 85 motors. Naturally no such monster would be limber enough to wrestle with a tyrannosaurus. Most of Kong's fights were photographed...
High-spiring family tradition closed out all but a few directions for Henry Adams' ambitious nose. By ancestral precept and example a public career was indicated. But no Adams was a vote-beseecher: politics was closed. No Adams kept shop: business was out. As his father's secretary in London Henry developed a taste for high (especially English) government society and would have welcomed a diplomatic post; but he was never offered one. Hoping to become a political power through the Press, he wrote for the North American Review and as Washington correspondent for The Nation; but when...