Word: tags
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Tag-and-Ticket team of the East Cambridge Police force opened its 299th annual series with the Perfidious Parkers to the tune of a no-hit, no-run, and no-error shutout...
Gracing the mound for the Tag-and-Ticket boys, Judge Arthur b. Stone of the Middlesex Court, was in rare form. Of the 72 Harvard students who came to bat, he retired every man. Umpiring his own game, Judge Stone slapped fines of three to five dollars on each of the opposing players...
Simultaneously with the State police drive against unregistered cars, Cambridge police yesterday launched a drive against illegal parking in this city. Along Mt. Auburn, from Dunster Street to Plympton, a lien of student cars displayed on each windshield the blue tag of the Cambridge Police Department. The total number of student cars tagged exceeded...
...that the New Deal flouts the Constitution and regiments all U. S. economic life, some New Dealers were certain that the U. S. would promptly see through and repudiate ALL as a tool of selfish Old Dealers. Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma used his utmost term of contempt to tag ALL's members ? "gold dollar men." Said Relief Administrator Hopkins: "The League may be composed of right-thinking people but they are so far Right that no one will ever find them...
...tag of Shakespeare (''Keep thy foot out of brothels, thy hand out of plackets, thy pen from lenders' books, and defy the foul fiend"&151; King Lear), Author John Collier has written a robust and racy novel of which Henry Fielding would have been proud. Readers of Defy the Foul Fiend may look forward to continuous entertainment of a high order, will close the book with the feeling that they have added a first-rate volume to their library of 20th Century English letters. No literary left-winger but a traditionalist, Author Collier adds...