Word: primed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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These lectures have been given on three occasions since the Foundation was established. Chief Justice William Howard Taft, Hon. '05, delivered the first of the series in 1918. He was followed in 1921 by Sir. R. L. Borden, Prime Minister of Canada, and in 1924 by John Bassett Moore, one of the judges of the World Court...
...death of Payson Dana in the Prime of his manhod comes as a great shock to his classmates, and indeed to a very large circle of Harvard graduates who had learned to count on his fine spirit and zeal...
Hearing this, it was said that Prime Minister Benito Mussuloni of Italy had forthwith wired to Prince Carol offering him asylum on Italian soil, the inference of course being that Italy's aspirations in the Balkans would benefit if Carol were recalled to Rumania as King...
Significance. Censorship veiled conditions in Rumania to such an extent that prognostication seems impossible. However, it is known that disatisfaction in that country is such that all the opposition parties are only too glad to hang their hats on the Carplist peg in order to oust Prime Minister Bratiano and what they call his corrupt regime. The Carolist movement in Rumania may be seen, therefore, in the light of an anti-Bratiano rather than a pro-Carol move. If this be true, anything may happen, and not the least possible is the recall of the onetime Crown Prince...
...want to hear from?" The answer was always the roar: "Charlie!" The judge and all others present knew that the "Charlie" was for Charles Michael Schwab, Chairman of the Board of the Bethlehem Steel Corp. But Judge Gary was dead two months (TIME, Aug. 22). He could not prime the iron & steel men's cheers for "Charlie." There was no need. In Judge Gary's old chair sat Mr. Schwab himself, elected last week President of the American Iron & Steel Institute...