Word: wideness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...whole" approved of the New Deal about 3-to-2. In the East, Roosevelt popularity was pulling ahead of the 1932 vote but throughout the Midwest the President was apparently slipping. For the first time Democrats began to worry about their possible losses in a nation-wide election lacking a popular national candidate to help them through. Last week's message was the nearest practical approach to put- ting Franklin D. Roosevelt personally into the field. Its high spots...
...afternoon was supposed to be an Elizabethan wedding celebration in which Marion Kerby, Chicago ballad expert, soloed. But outsiders were more interested in Jilson Setters, the 75-year-old fiddler whom Miss Thomas took to Lon don a year ago to perform in Albert Hall. Jilson Setters has earned wide publicity for Miss Thomas' folksong society. When he arrived in Manhattan to sail his bag gage consisted of one extra shirt, a quilt his grandmother had made, a gourd for a drinking cup, a corncob pipe and his fiddle wrapped in an oilcloth poke. He came, he said, from...
...dinesaur, a giant four-legged and dragon-tailed reptile which grated in the lewlands of castern Wyeming more than sixty millien years ago, will be placed on exhibit at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard this week. The skull is 5 feet long and 4 1-2 feet wide, and was mounted in life on a dinosaur about eighteen feet long and ten feet high...
Discovery of this rare and important specimen, which has an unusually wide head, was made in Wyeming in 1930 by Erich M. Schlaikjer on field research for the museum, but has not been made public until...
This dinosaur, known as Triceratops eurycephalus (wide-head), represents the last recorded surviver of that great grump known as the Certopstaus...