Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Another incident-of-the-week for the U.S. Delegation: A visit from Ambassador Walter E. Edge, who ran over from his Paris Embassy and conferred at great length with Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow. Press rumors that their conversations had something to do with the Naval Conference were quickly and thoroughly spiked by an announcement that Mr. Edge, formerly senator from New Jersey, was advising Mr. Morrow, who will soon run for that office, about "private political matters...
March 19-Beginning of ten-day visit of Princes Christian Frederik, Knud and Axel of Denmark, to Japan...
...Istanbul, Turkey, toothless Zaro Agha who claimed he was 156 years old, had buried n wives, had never taken a drink of liquor, received an invitation from the American Anti-Alcohol Society to visit the U.S. Onion...
Preparatory to his spring season which is to open shortly, the Vagabond paid a visit the other day to his barber. Now this barber maintains a large library (of a sort). This situation has been going on ever since the first resident of Lowell House decided that certain types of printed matter should not enter the domains sacred to learning of a different nature...
Although Jiddu refuses to talk on temporal matters, the recent visit of the religious leader to Boston stimulates discussion on the pending crisis in India as well as on the whole question of self-government. India is at the rebellion point; but it is a rebellion, typically oriental, that instead of rising to a boil congeals to passive and all-expanding ice. It is a rebellion typically modern in that it aims to force the English out of the government by forcing them out of business. Above all it is a rebellion intensified by the personality of Mahatma Gandhi with...