Word: bitlis
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...impossible to appreciate this present step and its probable consequences unless there is sufficient understanding of the conditions that led up to it. These cannot be adequately known to the Senate committees concerned if the Senate fails to call on the State and Navy Departments for every bit of the records, however secret, as to who first suggested the Washington conference [in 1921],what preparation was made for it, what really happened at it and why and what were its real results. . . . Similar information should be secured as to all the circumstances known to the American Government . . . in connection with...
Divorced. Sir James Heath. 78, British iron tycoon; by Lady Mary Heath, aviatrix (Capetown-to-London); at Reno, Nev. She called Sir James "the tight knight," said he was "a bit touched...
...said arose in the minds of men who, working on the War Industries Board, saw U. S. industry combined "in effective cooperative endeavor" in order "to work out a vast problem for the common good." That this would be remote from all governmental or political agencies he stressed, saying, "Bit by bit we have almost completely bartered away our birthright of economic freedom because industry, unable to solve its own problems, has left no alternative to an appeal to government...
...unable to sing. Doubtless, there are many of his minions who will be ready to defend him despite the revelation, but anyway there it is and you can't get around Revelations. Which critical appreciation of Monsieur Chevalier's vocal talents being summarily disposed of, there remains only a bit of a word about the picture...
...heavyweight wrestler: a bout with August Sepp in Astoria, Ore., after Kruse had deliberately kicked Referee L. V. Harrington out of the ring so hard he had to be taken to a hospital. Referee Harrington already had his arm in bandages because not long ago another wrestler, Harry Demetral, bit...