Word: throughly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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"In this country," said Daniel Willard the other day, "we have everything we need. We have not been crippled by war. We have not passed through any disasters. We have not lost a million men. We produce more than any nation in the world. We are the richest country on...
There have been many suggestions made as to some remedy for this situation. Postponement of the day for payment of the taxes; the demand that inventory losses be considered in abatement of profits; the proposal of a final-sales tax; these are some of the plans mentioned at the hearing...
Handicapped by the loss of both regular guards through injuries, the University five last night succeeded in nosing out the Clark University quintet by a 26-24 score, netting the winning basket in the final seconds of play. The contest marked the resumption of intercollegiate basketball by the Crimson after...
I should like to call the attention, through the CRIMSON, of Harvard undergraduates to the "Hoover Drive," which has been organized in Cambridge. I do not know whether the students themselves have thought of forming a committee of their own, but the time is so short, and the need so...
Mr. Hoover has stated the situation with his usual directness and brevity. In the desolated parts of Europe today, the parts which cannot provide even the scantiest food to keep all their population alive, there are three million and a half children, being fed by supplies from this country. If...