Word: piper
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard men--and I say men advisedly--should awake to the dangers inherent in the so-called "New Deal" and get out and do something to check their advance, because they are the ones who will have to 'pay the piper'." Thus Colonel Theodore Roosevelt '09 yesterday afternoon expressed his opinion as to what Harvard men, and college students in general should do in the next few years...
Pole Vault--Won by Dubiel (H), 13 ft. 2 in. (New record); second, Woodbury (H), 12 ft. 6 in.; third, tie between Barcewicz (H), Cook (H), Piper (H), Waltonen (NU), and Stark...
...East St. Louis, 111., Mrs.Cleveland Piper, 38, mother of six, gave birth to triplet girls. The Cleveland Pipers are on relief...
...Morris Piaelzer, 2nd '35; 2, Eliot Pierce '36; bow, Robert S. Chafee '36; and cox, Edward T. Barker '37. The other boat--stroke, Thomas H. Whitney '35; 7, Mark H. Dall '37; 6, Dunbar Carpenter '37; 5, Samuel Adams '37; 4, Alexander H. Bill, Jr. '35; 3, Piper; 2, George E. Hall '37; bow, Perry; and cox, Richard P. Harmon...
...have to turn on radio programs featuring Stoopnagle and Budd, Fred Allen, or even Joe Penner, in a desperate search for amusement. We have merely to listen to Hugh Johnson caterwauling about "musical blatant bunk from the rostrum of religion" in reference to Father Coughlin, or another "Pied-Piper (Huey Long) tootling on a penny whistle," all the while mixing his idioms in a grandiloquent style that is the despair of professional comedians. The newspapers also provide farcial tilts, with the highly electric crackles of the buffoon from Louisiana alternating with the heavy artillery of Senator Robinson. The wonder...