Word: predict
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Bureau officials had foreseen these storms, but had not warned the public. Last week they explained why: it is impossible to tell just where tornadoes will strike, therefore "to predict them would cause more trouble by the unjustified anxiety aroused than is likely to be done by a tornado itself." To this the New York Telegram retorted editorially...
...Manhattan last week the American Statistical Association held a banquet, heard six noted statisticians attempt to predict the future of Business and the Market. Three of the speakers said neither the Market nor Business has reached a bottom; one said the present may be the bottom; two were vague...
...predictions this week although they are up to their usual standard of correctness do not include as many games since I have been a very busy man these last few days. The Maine police have called upon me to predict the spot where they will find Kaufmann and I could not turn them down. After a few more investigations I will make my decree known. While I have been busied with my bloodhounds I have foud time to give you today's scores: Harvard 20 Holy Cross 6 Yale 26 Princeton 0 Dartmouth 21 Cornell 7 Minnesota 6 Michigan...
With the report that Devens, Mays and Ogden will be in the Crimson lineup against Dartmouth, the feeling in the Green camp was that the odds will be in favor of Harvard. Coach Cannell would not predict the score of the game but he declared that. "It will be an even hard battle, and only by getting the breaks will Dartmouth...
...movement succeeds we shall erect a people's tribunal before which the November criminals of 1918* shall expiate their crime and I frankly predict you shall then see their heads rolling in the sand...