Word: bells
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...very possible future, and when perfected, will be an attainment of which the American people will be proud", said Professor E. L. Chaffee '11, professor of Physics, to a CRIMSON reporter yesterday. Professor Chaffee was commenting on this most recent invention, experimented with on Thursday at the Bell Telephone laboratories in New York, when Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover spoke over the telephone in Washington and was seen and heard in New York...
Among the halls which have led long and checkered careers in the service of the University few have served a greater diversity of purposes than Harvard Hall, now chiefly noted for its bell and long since overshadowed by Sever, Emerson, and Widener. From the time of its construction in the seventeenth century it has been used as general University headquarters. Revolutionary barracks, and wine and grocery store...
Representatives of the Bell System, which includes the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, the New York Telephone Company, the Western Electric Company and the Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc will visit the University during the week of March 28 for the purpose of interviewing Seniors and gradhate students concerning opportunities for employment...
Among the companies who will hire men for the summer are: American Bell Telephone Company, R. H. Macy Company, New York City: Klasel, Kinwentt and Company: and Halsey, Stuart and Company, Investment Bankers...
Died. Walter Leaf, 75, chairman of the Westminster Bank (one of the "Big Five" banks); at Torquay, England. Onetime (1919-21) president of the Institute of Bankers, he was also a noted Greek scholar, having translated the Iliad* and other poems. Henry Bell, banker, wrote of him: For while we see Crowns drop from kingly heads, and canker Attack the hereditary tree, Yet there is left one Leaf to be At once a Poet and a Banker...