Word: worsteds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fact, though few if any boast of it, and my name is maligned, belittled, and, worst of all, ignored by some of my most abject, my congregation has spread over the whole world, which now without hyperbole can be said to lie at my feet, in my hands, under my thumb. My subjects rule Russia, Spain, Japan, Brazil, Italy, Ethiopia, Turkey, Germany, Great Britain, and the United States of America, not to mention other, less publicized nations. In all the schools my lies are taught, and the stupidity on which I thrive fostered. I expect a larger percentage of fawners...
...escape of Morrow, "The New York Daily News" fared the worst of all the papers represented. No less than three staff members of this paper fiew from New York in a plane piloted by an ace photographer. The latter is easily identified by his officer's cap with a built-in camera. An aggressive woman feature writer and an ordinary news man made up the rest of the party...
...spear point of the counterattack, Representative Bell could afford to take the risk of sponsoring the Townsend inquiry because back of him in Kansas City is Boss Tom Pendergast with his redoubtable political machine. To other Congressmen their lesser risk seemed well worth taking: Jasper Bell, at the worst, would probably be able to discredit the Townsend Plan by showing that a lot of oldsters' dues money was going down a hopeless drain...
...offered to lend some of theirs. When the game started, L. I. U. smartly boxed Rice's 6 ½ ft. centre, ran up a score of 27-to-10 at the half, won the game with ease, 45-to-29. Three days later, they gave George Washington its worst beating of the year...
...with much practical backstage experience with the Group Theatre and the Theatre Guild. Director Barber soothed things over for a while by substituting for the Ethiopian production a dramatization called Triple-A Plowed Under, which reviews the Administration's farm program without giving the New Deal any the worst of it. Last week, when a drama called Jefferson Davis became the first Federal production to reach a Times Square theatre, Director Barber began catching it from all sides...