Word: regrets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...present, because Pianist Hofmann had felt she was now too feeble to make her first transatlantic trip in 50 years, was his 87-year-old mother. For her, the pianist arranged that the whole Jubilee concert should be recorded. Also not present, to his regret, was the most celebrated member of the honorary, specially-formed "Hofmann Fifty-Year Club" of people who had heard the prodigy during his first months in the U. S. Franklin D. Roosevelt (six years younger than Josef Hofmann) was taken by his mother to hear Hofmann play in 1887, and, as Dr. Damrosch said gracefully...
Chamberlain noted with regret the impression prevailing here that Dartmouth men do not study. This belief is emphatically untrue--although he conceded that Harvard men seem to study more. The Dartmouth dean has heard "many stories" about History I and professed amazement at the size of the assignments...
...that he promised to make anti-lynching the first order of business after the Farm Bill in the next session, if Senator Wagner would withdraw it at that time. As the special session was sitting last week both Leader Barkley and slow-footed Lieutenant King had ample cause for regret...
...October 14th a Crimson editorial criticizing Widener stated: "Undergraduates are the best bloodhounds to ferret out and solve undergraduate complaints." We regret that in its editorial of last Wednesday the Crimson assumed such a hostile attitude toward the investigations of the Monthly on a problem first broached by the Crimson itself. Since our facts as well as our motives have been attacked, we have no choice but to reply...
...regret the necessity of pointing out an inaccuracy in TIME of Nov. 1, in which the statement was made that Alfred Reeves, general manager of the Automobile Manufacturers Association, as automobile editor of the New York evening Mail in 1902 was the first automobile editor on a daily newspaper...