Word: protected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...poor man in this corner of the campus, but let the Fence-bond of friendship for your class be based simply upon 'Yale and '97'. . . Every man knows what the institution of these few rails has meant for the friendship of this College. Guard them from mutilation. Protect them from misuse...
...Toledo, the son of a onetime President appeared on the scene-Charles P. Taft II, commissioned by the Department of Labor as mediator in the strike. Minneapolis. Month ago Minnesota's blatant, Radical Governor Olson wrote a letter to Minneapolis' truckmen urging them to unionize to protect their NRA rights. They unionized and struck. Businessmen realized that, if the truckmen won, practically the whole city would go closed shop, because no non-union construction or other business could survive if truckmen refused to make deliveries. Employers were already well organized and had long raised money to fight...
...district, prevented all deliveries except to hospitals. Eager to break the strike, businessmen persuaded the police chief to commission some thousand of them as special officers to protect the market district, start trucks moving. "Get the 'specials.' Let the blue coats go." yelled 5.000 rioters. From clubs and lengths of pipe the "specials" got a fierce drubbing. Every ambulance in Minneapolis was summoned to carry off the injured. A lusty striker with a baseball bat stepped up behind C. Arthur Lyman, graduate of Hotchkiss and Williams, onetime Guardsman and Wartime artillery officer, now vice president of American Ball...
...many years we have maintained that something should be done to protect the poor innocent Freshman from the clutches of solicitors for subscriptions, laundry, and pressing contracts. A great deal of suffering has been caused by this ardent desire for business...
...repeated for one minute every three minutes, is the radio beacon signal of the lightship that guards dread Nantucket Shoals. The first lightship was stationed off the shoals in 1854. Three years ago Lightship No. 117, a 132-ft. craft equipped with every device science could think of to protect transatlantic shipping, was launched at Charleston, S. C. and took up its rough and lonely post 40 mi. southeast of Nantucket Island...