Word: stampeded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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To the Department of Justice's fine new building on Constitution Avenue went 21 handpicked, high-ranking law officers from rural, metropolitan and State police services. With the exception of instruction in matters strictly Federal, these 21 adult students were to receive free of charge the same three-months course...
Though House leaders grumbled at the Senate's amendment, they had no time to squabble over it. Urged on by President Roosevelt they presented the resolution to the House which rubber-stamped it, 336-to-31, two days before the old NRA expired. Then in an all-embracing executive...
In connection with your interesting article on the celebration of Passover (TIME, April 29), you may be interested to know that, for the first time. Atlanta orthodox Jews were allowed to drink Coca Cola during this solemn season. With the approval of Atlanta rabbis, special Coca Cola bottle caps were...
Hard for U. S. citizens to understand is how such tiny spots of sovereignty as Monaco (8 sq. mi.) and San Marino (38 sq. mi.) are permitted to exist within the great States of France and Italy. Monaco, lying within republican France, is ruled by an autocratic prince. Louis II...
Some 1,800 symphony-goers stamped, applauded, cheered and roared their approval of able Artur Rodzinski as Cleveland's season closed in Severance Hall.