Word: wright
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Separation of Powers," Professor Wright, Harvard...
While Harvard's harassed H.A.A. officials shed briny tears at the loss of Saturday's game, and the loss of the goal-posts, Joseph Wright, head of the lost and-found department added a last touch to the desolate picture: he calmly produced from the debris of the aftermath a bull-dog--full-blooded, ferocious and uglier than Handsome...
This was Mr. Wright's contribution; and, without waiting for acceptance or rejection, he climbed into his car and drove...
...tripled since 1928. A good rodeo performer makes $12,000 a year; the best, more. Possibly the most dangerous sport in the world, it supports 250 performers a year, of whom many graduate to other professions. Onetime performers at Prescott were Tom Mix, Hoot Gibson, Harold Bell Wright, Russell Boardman, Earl Sande. Will Rogers reached the Ziegfeld Follies and Hollywood by way of the rodeo. Wandering about Times Square last week, wearing broad-brimmed Stetsons and high heels, were half a dozen rodeo performers whose names are as familiar to rodeo enthusiasts as the names of Babe Ruth, Mickey Cochrane...
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Branch Cabell-McBride ($2.50). Letters to vari- ous historical characters, by the now well-known ghostwriter for the late James Branch Cabell. To MY SONS-Harold Bell Wright- Harper ($2). A household word writes his autobiography for his sons, with a few thousand other readers in mind...