Word: warren
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ought to know also that Professor Warren is Ivar Kreuger in disguise. Just a simple matter of skin grafting which any beauty surgeon could perform. How Ivar laughs these days in Washington to think people believe he is dead...
Snow conditions for week-end skiing in New Hampshire and Vermont are generally favorable. Woodstock, Vermont, and Mt. Monadnock, Warren, New Hampshire, are especially good, with twenty to thirty inches of snow and a powder surface. Claremont, East Jaffery, Hanover, Littleton, North Conway, Intervale, and Peterbore, in New Hampshire, and Greenfield, Massachusetts, also offer good skiing with an average of twelve inches of snow and powder surface, while Canaan, Lincoln, Newport, and Wonalancet. New Hampshire, are only fair. The temperature will probably drop during Friday and Saturday...
...will-to-power with an air of modest deliberation and open-minded reticence. He listens carefully to the reasoning and suggestions of his colleagues, especially Colleagues Couch and politically important onetime Senator Elaine. He humbly accepted and executed the gold-buying program of his President's Professor Warren. Never does he talk big, like his fellow titan General Johnson, well knowing that lest some upstart Jack arise to climb a beanstalk of prejudice and perhaps calumny, the RFC had best be known as a gentle giant...
First of all, it should be noted that the men who composed the gold delegation were radicals and conservatives, so to speak. There were men, for instance, who held views very much like those of Professor Warren of Cornell, who has been the President's principal adviser on monetary questions. In the minority report of the gold delegation, the emphasis on the importance of a commodity index is almost as strong as that which Mr. Warren has given to the doctrine...
...Bellanca monoplane, a fleet of automobiles, a Wild West show (101 Ranch), a floodlighted tennis court. When he was arrested for forging nearly $1,000,000 worth of municipal bonds (TIME, Aug. 21) he precipitated a scandal such as few Kansans have ever begotten. But when his father, Warren Wesley Finney, bank president and pillar of Emporia society, was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to from 36 to 600 years in jail (TIME, Dec. 11), it looked as if for once Ronald Finney was to be outdone...