Word: pelled
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...Schmidt last night, are: Samuel Adams of Brookline, George S. Ford of Belmont, James B. Hallett of Denver, Colorado, George G. Hedblom of Chicago, Hlinois, Robert C. Holcombe of Cambridge, Herbert Jaques, Jr. of Boston, Malcolm B. McTernen, Jr. of Andover, Richard G. Pedrick of Beverly, John N.B. Pell of Westbury, L.I., Curtis Prout of Chestnut Hill, Edward B. Simmons of Baltimore, Maryland, Richard MacC. Walsh of Dorchester, Ira A. Watson of Brockton, Townsend U. Weekes of Oyster Bay, L.I., and Leavitt S. White of Plainfield...
...Louis B. Carr defeated Davie (Y) 17-15, 17-15, 15-11; Potter (Y) defeated Thomas Sherwin 12-15, 15-10, 15-8, 15-10; Gagarin (Y) defeated Robert H. Shaw 15-12, 15-10, 15-9; Kerr (Y) defeated John N. B. Pell...
Wliooo! Wheee! Piercing siren screams roused the Conference and all Montevideo. The siren belongs to El Pueblo, newsorgan of Uruguay's Dictator-President, Dr. Gabriel Terra. When it shrieks there is urgent news. So many Montevidians rushed pell mell to see what was being chalked up on El Pueblo's bulletin board that the police had to be called out. Though it was afternoon El Pueblo, confident that no other Montevideo paper could get the story, announced with the dignity of a Dictator's newsorgan that it would print no extra, that the public would have...
...were in the hands of a peruked gallant, Count Rüdiger von Starhemberg, who had under him a man destined to be one of the world's great generals, Prince Eugene of Savoy. Again the victory was not truly Austria's. What sent the Turkish legions pell mell back across the plains of Hungary was the arrival of the galloping lancers of King John Sobieski of Poland. Whoever won it, it was a great victory. Western Europe was saved for Christianity. The Turks never returned, but they left behind them things to enrich the world: coffee...
...Dutch Air Force with a mass formation of their own. Down came the first black triad, led by the plane labelled I-BALB (Balbo's), to a neat landing in the Zuider Zee. Loud cheers from the throngs on the dikes. Down came the next led by I-PELL (Pellegrini). Then the first red group-I-DINI (Captain Baldini at the controls). Inexplicably the leading red plane smacked the water like a cannonball, somersaulted once, settled into the mud. Captain Baldini and three crewmen were fished out alive, but Sergeant Quintavalle was dead...