Word: temperedness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Prisoned in Germany by the Reichs-bank's embargo on exports of gold and foreign exchange are millions of marks owed to the Fatherland's foreign creditors, notably to such U. S. banks as Manhattan's Chase National. The only way the U. S. banks can move...
Among grey rats shipped out last week were: a hot-tempered Frenchman who killed a motorcyclist for passing too close to him; the notorious Dentist Laget who poisoned two wives; the Parisian ne'er-do-well Guy Davin who murdered the U. S. ne'er-do-well Richard...
During the offensive and defensive scrimmage yesterday the Varsity had no trouble in baffling the scrubs and slipping over the goal-line for four scores. Three of these touchdowns were made by the A club in less than 12 minutes. The good news, however, was tempered by the report that...
Friends of the Frederick Trubee Davisons wondered last week which one had killed the elephant. Mr. Davison, the American Museum of Natural History's new president, had cabled from Africa, where he and his wife are hunting specimens for the museum's new Akeley African Hall, under the...
Babbitt's students never to may knowledge regarded him as a crotchety old man. In person and in speech he exhibited a gustiness which was always youthful and a sense of humor which always tempered his bitterest jibe.