Word: submitted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...addition to the Alumni Bulletin, but now, under the editorship of C.S. Thomas '97, associate professor of Education, it will appear as a quarterly. Besides contributions from authorities on education, it is hoped that members of the staff and students who have any views on education will submit articles...
...that went into effect this summer, non-residents students will not be obliged to register their automobiles in Massachusetts, but, as announced by the Registry of Motor Vehicles yesterday in a letter to the CRIMSON, they are warned that 30 days after their arrival in Cambridge, they must submit evidence of the fact that they are holders of a liability insurance policy, and must secure a permit to operate their cars for the rest of the winter...
...Bernard Shaw." The Harvard Press summarizes Brinser's book with "Time was when Mr. Bernard Shaw was con- sidered a highly dangerous youth derisively leveling the shafts of his Socialistic ridicule at the respectability of tht Victorian generation. Now Mr. Shaw is himself old and must in turn submit of an examination of his work at the hands of other young men provided with a new variety of wit and insight. Mr. Briuser speaks for the readers who have grown up since the War and to whom the "Men of the Nineties" are almost as distant as the Elizabethans...
...respect for law and the security of American institutions, therefore be it "Resolved, That the American Legion in this 13th annual convention assembled favors the submission by Congress of the repeal or modification of the present Prohibition laws to the several States with a request that each State submit this question to the voters thereof...
Aboard the vessel matters run smoothly. No attempt is made to speed the motors or submit the craft to stress; this is the most elementary of a series of tests. The radioman flashes to the White House the Akron's first message, in reply to a radiogram signed "Lou Henry Hoover" who christened the ship (TIME, Aug. 10). A dinner of broiled chicken, salad, ice cream, cake and coffee is served from the galley. President Paul Weeks Litchfield does not eat. Says he later: "I was too excited. I don't get to ride in the world...