Word: ranged
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Stoughton Hall, suffering from an attack of nervousness brought on by Monday's excitement in its neighbor Hollis, suddenly rang bells and squirted water at 7:20 o'clock last evening...
...Hotel Beauvau in Marseille. They seemed to have no intention of proceeding to Red Spain, a perfectly simple thing to do last week. The Spanish Red Government promptly appointed Son Miaja a Consul to be stationed at Alexandria in Egypt and the news Agence Espagne rang up the Defender of Madrid. "I am entrusted with the defense of Madrid and I must stay at the front!", General Miaja told Agence Espagne. "I blame Fascist propaganda for the reports that I will soon arrive in France...
...publisher. Great days for the Journal and its rivals continued right up to Depression, when advertisers began to shave budgets, talk about avoiding duplication in their use of mass monthlies. Pounding down the stretch in last year's race for cash and readers, three of them each rang up more than 2,500,000 circulation...
...Haven not only did John Pelley become one of the most popular figures in U. S. railroading, but he blossomed out as an industrial statesman as well. It was in the summer of 1932 that a New Dealer rang his telephone in New Haven, told him that Candidate Franklin Roosevelt was going to define his position on the railroads a few days hence in Salt Lake City. Mr. Pelley had recently issued a statement about government regulation with which Mr. Roosevelt had found himself in complete accord. Might Mr. Roosevelt quote it in part? John Pelley, a lifelong Republican, amiably...
...Manhattan, bedded in Presbyterian Hospital reading a detective-story magazine, Drugstore Messenger Jacob Bastocky, 22, was startled to see the picture of an escaped criminal named Joseph Martin whose face he at once spotted two beds away. Keen-eyed Bastocky calmly rang for an orderly who glanced at the magazine photograph and Patient Martin, summoned police...