Word: worsteds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Pittsburgh's Mike Nicksick made all four touchdowns that gave Nebraska's Cornhuskers their worst beating in three years...
Paradoxically the Labor or Socialist landslide last week snuffed out the Communists. They took the worst beating Britons have given them in years, proved by their utter downfall that King George V's proletariat is not going Red but resolutely pink...
...their political beliefs the Elders are made to combine the worst features of Bolshevism and of reactionary Despotism. At times they seem to favor a carefully controlled Communistic system, but they also have a haughty contempt for the masses. Thus: "In their intense meanness the Christian peoples help our independence?when kneeling, they crouch before power; when they are pitiless towards the weak; when merciless in dealing with faults, and lenient to crimes; when they refuse to recognize the contradictions of freedom; when they are patient to the degree of martyrdom in bearing with the violence of an audacious despotism...
Experts. What qualifications a man needed to be an expert on the Protocols was not made clear by the court. Expert for the prosecution was C. A. Loosli, a Berne author who declared the Protocols "scandalous literature of the worst sort," cited 170 passages paralleling those in the Joly Dialogue and unqualifiedly labeled the whole thing spurious. The defense had no experts. A Herr Rev. Munchmeyer of Oldenberg, Germany had not even replied to the Nazi invitation to represent their side. The defense state of mind seemed to be that of Dr. Alfred Zander in whose journal Eisernen Besen (Iron...
...mind there are heroes and villains, and he speaks his mind. Canny Welshman, he bided his time until most of his enemies had spoken theirs. This third (but not last) volume of his War Memoirs, like the first and second, is both a rebuttal and an attack. His worst enemies never doubted he was able, but Lloyd George still has the point, of view of an unreconstructed pre-War statesman. He still believes the Allies won the War. He still believes in "victory." His defense of his own conduct as War Prime Minister of England is detailed but lucid...