Word: travel
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Travel Diary of a Philosopher Count Hermann Keyserling records that in Japanese brothels "an atmosphere of harmless cheerfulness prevails . . . just as, in Europe, among children round the Christmas tree...
...holder of a D. S. C., Lord Marley is one of Britain's official war heroes. As chief Labor Party whip in the House of Lords, he is a thorn* in the side of onetime Laborite James Ramsay MacDonald who may soon travel to the U. S. again to dicker debts with Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Last week the debt policy of Scot MacDonald, who has never pretended to have a head for figures, was announced for him by his Chancellor of the Exchequer, arch-Conservative Neville Chamberlain...
...jobs, over 70 per cent of these men being placed by the School. Out of the remaining 12 per cent, only 8 per cent are still being aided by the School in the search for work. The remaining 4 per cent do not want any assistance, being occupied by travel and further study...
...third match of the season, the Harvard grapplers will travel to Providence tonight to meet a strong Brown outfit. The Crimson team has defeated M.I.T., 29-5, and Norwich, 32-0. The Bruin wrestlers won their first match from Springfield, 22-13. HARVARD 1936 BROWN 1936] Stoddard 118-pound Haines Klein 126-pound Zooloomian Eichler 135-pound Leonard Davis 145-pound Green, A. S. Smith, D. 155-poundLicata Reed 165-pound Green, C. E. Nusbaum 175-pound Breed Sullivan Unlimited Pease...
...Avions Farman, French plane builders, have followed Professor Piccard's suggestions for the secret construction of a sealed cabin plane which is supposed to travel 450 m.p.h. at 10 mi. altitude...