Word: visiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...mouth of a politician are for Europe nothing short of deadly weapons of aggression. Warsaw's newssheets shouted "Borah, a German Agent," the mildest adjective that Paris papers found for him was "naïve." Intentionally or not Mr. Borah had stolen the show of Laval's visit...
When he left Paris to visit President Hoover for reasons of high policy (see p. 11), Premier Pierre Laval of France had to think of Josette and of J. P. Morgan, also of the Press...
...Majesty's eyes have been opened, both figuratively and literally, by his American visit. He has regained his eyesight, thanks to the skill of American surgical science, as well as practical ideas concerning governmental, industrial and scientific matters...
...nights last week the newly built Akron went through her ninth, last and most rigorous testflight for Navy inspectors. From her dock at Akron she flew to Cincinnati, thence along the Ohio River to Louisville. By night she flew west across Indiana and Illinois and made a surprise visit over St. Louis just before midnight. Early next morning she crossed Chicago, spent the forenoon idling along the shore of Lake Michigan. Thence to Milwaukee, and back to Chicago in the afternoon to thrill the crowds at the Yale-Chicago football game before heading east for Akron. Next day Rear Admiral...
After lunching at the Faculty Club, Sir Francis Goodnough, English economist and business leader, paid a visit to the Business School over the weekend. Sir Francis is chairman of a committee appointed by Lord Percy to study the question of education for salesmanship and marketing, and is also president of the Incorporated Industrial Management Association. He is in this country on a secret mission as a representative of the British government and is believed to be interested primarily in reviving England's foreign trade...