Word: warms
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Varsity club. Harlow told of plans to show the moving pictures of the last season games between now and March 18 when practice is due to start. Captain-elect Russ Allen also spoke to the prospective candidates. The length of the practice is as yet undetermined but if the warm weather holds and the team is able to get outside first week it is possible that the coaching staff will keep the squad out six weeks instead of the contemplated four...
...well-established reason for cocoa's hot market was the great increase in world consumption coupled with a shortage of production in West Africa. The precise extent of the shortage remained a matter of conjecture (TIME, Jan. 18). Traders to whom cocoa's market seemed too warm for comfort pondered the following circumstances: 1) tipsters and outside speculators were playing a larger part than usual in cocoa trading; 2) for weeks, every time the price of cocoa advanced a single point (.01? ), immediate selling orders for five or ten lots (one lot: 30,000 Ib.) had appeared from...
...blissful experiment in "savagery, barbarism and civilization" at bargain prices on the island of St. John, V. I., by a newlywed pair who fled New York to escape the big corporations, the political rabies of their Depression-time friends. On a side trip into Dutch Guiana Author Holdridge found warm, if contradictory clues to the fate of Paul Redfern, the lost flyer, but lacked money to follow them...
...Birmingham: "Tomorrow Herr Hitler is expected to make an important speech. ... As the leader and spokesman of one of the most powerful and influential nations of Europe he has got it in his power to make an invaluable contribution. ... I am quite certain his words will find a warm response in this country...
...inches beneath you is the ice, now white and granular, now slick as black glass, racing by to the singing of the wind in your rigging and the crisp cutting sound of the sharp-bladed runners. You put your nose down into your muffler to catch a warm breath-the wind has you gasping and your cheeks feel shaved by the Z in Zero. Hard into the tall sail overhead smashes a fresh gust and up, up come your shoulders as the boat keels over with one runner high off the ice, ripping along at 40 m.p.h...