Word: registrar
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Italian East Africa. "It has been said that Italy seeks recognition of her Empire by the League of Nations. Not at all. We do not ask the registrar of births and deaths in Geneva to register the birth of the Italian Empire. But we do say the time has come to register a demise." (An intimation that he would be satisfied if Geneva would kick Haile Selassie's representatives from the League...
...seat up front never took her eyes off the lank, gloomy-looking young man who conducted all five scores from memory. When, at the end of Scenes Historiques, the audience called Janssen back nine times, she looked as pleased as he. Since the two were married in a London registrar's office (TIME, Jan. 25) they have been inseparable. Miss Harding broke her hit engagement in Candida to go honeymooning around Scandinavia. They stopped off in Helsingfors and Janssen played his sixth Sibelius concert there since 1934. Old Sibelius again attended, again declared that Janssen was his most gifted...
...have trouble-and this is a fact-telling themselves apart.* With one able to pick up where the other left off or both capable of carrying on together, these boys were really great football backfield men and deserved all the All-American mention which they received. From the Marquette registrar, I today learned that the Guepes are carrying their parallel into the classrooms with almost identical grades in identical courses. With only a semester left, Art has 23 grades of A, 15 of B and four of C, while Al boasts 25 A marks, 13 B's, and four...
Reporting this phenomenon last week, the city registrar of records also noted that the city death rate was 10.5 per 1,000, and commented: "If conditions continue we shall probably reach a point where the two rates will balance." That point, said New York State's Vital Statistician Dr. Joseph Vital De Porte, who simultaneously reported a similar convergence of birth and death rates in his larger province, will mark "a demographic equinox...
Urbana, Ill. "Shotgun" George Ziegler was the alias of a student who appears on Registrar Tuttle's records as Fred Samuel Goetz, graduated by Illinois in 1922 but without credit in landscaping or athletics...