Word: southeasterly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...diffusion of useful science, sound morality, and pure religion." Oberlin College opened in December, 1833, received its charter in 1834, first U. S. college to grant degrees to women. Meantime, Pioneer Peter Pindar Pease had built the town's first cabin, on what is now the southeast corner of Oberlin's campus...
...hour and 25 minutes behind schedule. Pilot Noel B. Evans, Wartime flyer, of Yarney Speed Lines was bumping his way through a rain squall southeast of San Francisco one night last week. Behind him, in the Lockheed's darkened cabin, sat two nervous passengers taken aboard that afternoon in Los Angeles: a Mr. Herman Brown and a Mrs. Lavelle Lodwick of Hollywood. Driving rain beaded the cabin windows opaquely as the pilot nosed down over suburbs south of Oakland. He was presumably looking for an emergency landing field on which to bring his passengers to safety. Instead, he brought...
...head office of Harriman National (at the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and 44th St.) looks across to the northeast corner at a large empty office which once housed the notorious Bank of United States.* Ill omen for Joe Harriman was the news last week that the conviction of Bernard K. Marcus, president, and Saul Singer, vice president, of the Bank of U. S. was affirmed by the New York Court of Appeals. Banksters Marcus & Singer were notified to get ready to serve their three-to-six-year terms in Sing Sing (the conviction of Herbert Singer, young...
...Southeast-Kentucky, a perennial runner-up in the Southern Conference. was the team to watch at Atlanta last week where the 13 teams in the new Southeastern Conference played their first tournament. Mississippi State, a dark horse in the upper half of the draw, got to the last round but the final was so one-sided-46 to 27 for Kentucky-that Ralph McGill, sport colyumist for the Atlanta Constitution, put all five Kentucky basketballers on his Conference team. Less enthusiastic observers agreed on two- Ellis Johnson, stocky, cat-footed guard, who fed the ball to Kentucky...
...volcanic island has risen in the Pacific, reported Captain L. G. Richardson of the British motorship Silverbeech last week. It lies southeast of the main groups of Japanese Islands, is half a mile long, 15 ft. high. Japanese fishermen have already taken possession...