Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...earthquakes happen in Japan all the time. That is nothing. It happens all the time." "What are you going to do in this country?" finally asked the exasperated newshawks. With great dignity the Scion of Shoguns replied: "I am going to Washington to pay to President Hoover a visit of respect. My first visit to the United States was in 1882. This is my fourth visit. In 1921, when I was a Japanese delegate [he was chief delegate] to the Washington Conference, I met Mr. Hoover who was then Secretary of Commerce...
...unable to attend a dinner at the Union, as was originally planned. On Sunday evening October 20. Dimnet spoke at Ford Hall on his favorite subject. "The Art of Thinking", the title of his most widely read book. Never having spoken at Harvard before, he looks forward to the visit among his several friends in the University is Professor Ford, whom he has not seen for some time...
...Crusaders are led by Standish Bradford '24, who played University football, F. A. Clark, Jr. '29, member of the University football, polo teams and crew; Leo Daly '27, also a football player, and M. W. Greenough '25, who was University football captain in his Senior year. During The Crusaders' visit, undergraduates will have the opportunity to become members as an official of the organization will be in charge of the calliope...
Human touch No. 2 of the Royal visit was H. R. H.'s frank confession that, like most people, he did not know the difference between herrings, bloaters, kippers...
...Manhattan (TIME, May 5). Roundly was it hinted then that all copper countries would cooperate, the price be held. Last week, just after copper had dropped to a new low of 9½?, a level not witnessed since 1895, it was disclosed that once again M. Pisart would visit the U. S. Again it is hoped that his arrival may mean an agreement to curtail African production, the weapon European consumers brandish over U. S. producers. But coppermen had little hope that 9½? would be the nadir. One smelter was. reported already to be shading the new price...