Word: stops
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Nominee & Platform. Two days after his nomination, Sinclair lit out for Hyde Park to receive the congratulations of a highly embarrassed President. Like the fabled Dutchman and the non-stop salt machine, the President was discovering that his New Deal liberalism was undamming an undisciplined torrent of independent Leftist movements all over the country: Huey Long's Share-the-Wealth Clubs, Prestonia Mann Martin's "Commons & Capitals," Dr. Francis Everett Townsend's pension scheme (TIME. Oct. 15). There was an EPIW in Washington. Some 200,000 persons were said to be enrolled in the Utopian Society...
Announcement of the acceptance by Jonathan Edwards and Pierson Colleges at Yale of the "ententes cordiales" from the masters of Eliot and Lowell Houses should meet with warm approval among men in Cambridge. Since Professor Merriman took the initial stop last spring in the "reciprocity agreements" for a pleasant social relationship between the visiting faculty members of Jonathan Edwards College and Eliot House, the plans have been watched with interest by both universities...
...would allow the United states to stand idle while her Pacific neighbor arms to the teeth. In short, the acceptance of such a program might easily lead to another naval race, a race easily precipitated due to the popularity of such conceptions as "national security," yet almost impossible to stop short of war. The Admiral has offered this plan saying that Japan will decide at the end of the conversations whether or not to scrap the existing Washington limitation treaty...
...ever watch their often fast and furious games, but the booters sacrifice seeing half the football game each Saturday while they kick away in an effort to win the Intercollegiate League championship. Though little is said about it, and Coach John F. Carr, Jr. '28 does not stop to think about it, the eleven this year has one of the best chances in history to win the championship. Jack Carr, who is also adeptly running Mr. James Michael Curley's campaign in Cambridge, has been gradually building up a squad of fine material. He is getting results. Take a look...
...pitching the team's advertisements said: "Dizzy Dean in person." Brother Paul Dean three weeks ago pitched the National League's first no-hit game in five years. A third brother Elmer ("Goober") Dean sold peanuts in St. Louis Sportsman's Park until Mrs. Jerome Dean made him stop because she felt that it lessened the dignity of her husband...