Word: bays
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...quick 385-mile flight to the Atlantic end of the Canal. No defending aeroplanes were at hand and the Gatun Spillway was blown to pieces by an avalanche of bombs. Then south from Culebra came the Black fleet, driving the Blue fleet before it down the Pacific Coast. Panama Bay was swept of mines and the Blacks proceeded to the bombardment. Laying down a smoke screen, the Black fleet battered the land batteries with its fourteen-inch guns from a range of 30,000 yards-5,000 yards beyond the range of the forts. Then, drawing closer, it destroyed...
...meeting was opened with a short speech by P. E. Wilson '23, the retiring president, after which the reports of Foreign Students, Silver Bay, Social Service, Delegation, and Bible Study committees were given. The Reverend T. G. Soares of the University of Chicago spoke on "Religion and College Experiences...
...reports of the various committees on social service, meetings, church co-operation, foreign students, delegations, and Silver Bay will be read at the meeting...
...initial meeting of the Silver Bay Committee held yesterday afternoon in the Randolph Breakfast Room. W. E. Crosby Jr. '24, the chairman of the committee, outlined his plans for the work of the committee, and introduced Fifield Workum 3L., who spoke informally about the conferences which he had attended while an undergraduate...
...four continental naval bases are to be situated at San Francisco, Puget Sound, New York, and Chesapeake Bay. They will be developed for strategic reasons, in the order named. Each of the four is to be made capable of serving the entire fleet in all respects. The Navy will thus have four interchangeable bases from which to operate, and in the event of the capture or destruction of one will always have another on the same coast to which the fleet may retire...