Word: raggedness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Among easily discernible evidences that Recovery was still pretty ragged were three prime Federal Reserve Board indices: 1) industrial production during the March quarter fell less than 5% short of the 1923-25 "normal"; 2) employment, however, was only about 84% of that normal; 3) payrolls lagged at about 73...
With its head held high for the first time in years the San Francisco Symphony this week ends its season. There has been talk all over the city of the reborn orchestra. Ladies have been giving symphony luncheons, going on to the concerts, rhapsodizing over the performances under chunky little...
Without question the growth and vigor of the Department has been due primarily to the zeal and forward-looking optimism of two men--Professors Sorokin and Zimmerman. It shows an unhealthy condition in any department to have two men carrying by far the major burden of departmental responsibility and routine...
All four groups by last week had found nothing convincing to outsiders, were still plugging ahead, when there came an event which first blew the lid off the yarn, then clamped it back more confusingly than ever. In a Paramaribo newspaper appeared the tale of one Alfred Harred, newshawk and...
In the first game of the three-game series only three goals were allowed up until the final minute of play. In Saturday's game ten tallies were allowed during the same time. The first game Harvard won because of Ash Emerson's adept goal-guarding and Dartmouth's ragged...