Word: photograph
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...things he would take back to Topeka with him after March 4. The 6-ft. chair engraved "The Chief" would certainly go. So would the 2-ft. ebony elephant rampant and the framed collection of original newspaper cartoons (mostly friendly). Nor would he part with the composite photograph of the Senate in 1895 (that was his first term in the House) or the original Lincoln picture. Most of the books and the vice-presidential flag would probably have to be left behind. Recalling the jokes that had been cracked about the swanky display of his office, the Vice President mused...
...wealthy Chicago Prohibitor who had been strangely missing since he left New York Sept. 3 to lunch with his good friend President Hoover at the White House (TIME, Sept. 19). Grit readers were advised to notify Salmon Oliver Levinson, famed Chicago attorney, if they saw a man resembling the photograph. Last week Carl Fisher wrote Mr. Levinson that he suspected "Reynolds Rogers" was "your man." Mr. Levinson turned the letter over to the Federal Prohibition Bureau which, at President Hoover's order, had been hunting high & low for Col. Robins. Two days later two Dry agents arrived in Whittier...
Autumn Crocus (by C. L. Anthony: Lee Shubert, producer). Fanny saved up her money to take a little trip through the Tyrol in the autumn. She had never seen the mountains, but she felt sure she would love them. There was a photograph of them on the wall of the kindergarten in which she taught at Manchester. The moment he saw her the strapping young innkeeper of the Gasthaus Rote Hirsch, above Innsbruck, knew that he and Fanny would get along together. For the police register she confessed to being 29. The amiable innkeeper was amazed. The reason she looked...
...plates of Leonid meteor spectra and one direct photograph of a leonid have been obtained to date from the observations made by members of the staff and students of the Harvard Observatory on the nights of Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, November...
...Stanley King is an odd, of the class of 1903. Last week Amherst was amazed to view him, first Amherst president ever to be photographed with Sabrina (see cut). Also photographed were the two odd class presidents, Robert E. Marshall '33 and Kendall B. DeBevoise '35. None of them would tell where the photograph was taken...