Word: worthing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sarasota, Fla. -- (Baseball briefs caught by CRIMSON editor vacationing on salary check.) Dizzy Dean--on train from Bradenton to Jacksonville, restrained by Mrs. Dean but declaring he was worth at least as much as holdout Gehrig and would not sign for under...
...ways the H-Y-P Conference is unique in the advantage it offers to the interested undergraduate. It provides him with the chance to meet a highly representative cross-section of the leaders of our country. In digesting their empirical ideas he is better able to estimate the real worth of his studies in the social sciences. And there is no limit to the satisfaction of seeing his own instructors put to task at defending their own convictions against scholars and public figures of opposing views...
...CRIMSON does thousands of dollars worth of business annually, and since the return of prosperity, the profits have been quite sizeable and bid fair to continue so. The greater portion of the profits is distributed to the members of the board in the form of salaries, and it is the Business Board in particular which is responsible for the accumulation and distribution of these funds...
...group insurance policies of both non-strikers and strikers. Still grimly determined to evict sit-downers, however, G. M. renewed the court proceedings which it allowed to lapse when the Flint judge who had granted it an injunction was revealed to be the owner of $219,900 worth of G. M. stock (TIME...
Four Years. Throughout the world nearly every newsorgan worth the name attempted a Sunday summing up of the Hitler Four Years which closed last Saturday. Although few subjects might seem more controversial, substantially objective journals were surprisingly agreed on the basic facts which are roughly about as follows: In four years Germany has regained the status of a Great Power and many of her once plaintive claims have become unchallenged rights. She once more has an army which is feared, an air force especially feared because so many Europeans think Hitler and Goring "capable of acting like madmen...