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...Warren, revelled in his new work. But with the approach of the War the Appeal began to lose its audience. Interest in Socialism was becoming unfashionable, and the anti-Catholic Menace, somewhat imitative of the Appeal in format, furnished a brand of hate-reading at once more violent and safer politically...
...Milwaukee, John Roback, tippler, took off his shoes, pushed his automobile down the street. Interrogated by Officer Tewes, he explained: "I'm in no shape to drive this thing. I thought it would be safer for traffic if I'd push it. I took off my shoes to keep my footsteps from bothering people...
Tightly packed into a null 61-page document, the Glass reforms last week lay on a table of a subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Banking & Currency. The document was headed: A bill to provide for the safer and more effective use of the assets of Federal Reserve Banks and of National Banking Associations, to regulate interbank control, to prevent the undue diversion of funds into speculative operations and for other purposes. Should it become law, it would go down in history as "The Banking...
...especially desirable that the plan now be revived for the Houses have placed undergraduates in a new environment which stimulates their readiness to respond to such an opportunity. The Museum itself would be able to loan prints with more confidence, since they would be safer in the Houses than on the walls of chance rooming-establishments. The probability is that anyone interested enough to borrow from the museum would have sufficient responsibility to take care of the object loaned. If necessary, a small deposit against damage or loss might be given. The recompense both for the Museum and the College...
...into action, the California offense swung down the field twice in the last quarter. Schaldach scored one of the touchdowns, Gill the other. Final score: California 19, Georgia Tech 6. At their annual meeting in Manhattan last week, the Eastern Association of College Football Officials made two suggestions for safer football which will be carefully weighed when the Rules Committee meets in February: 1) that the kickoff tee be restored, the kickoff moved back from the 40-to the 30-yd. line; 2) that, whenever a ball carrier loses his footing, the referee shall blow his whistle immediately instead...