Word: canalizing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Proudly he concluded: "In aggregate this inland waterway undertaking represents a larger project than even the Panama Canal. It will provide employment for thousands . . . and should bring great benefits to our farms and to our industries...
...Passed the Rivers & Harbors Bill, including amendments to: 1) limit the water to be diverted from the Great Lakes by the Chicago Drainage Canal; 2) limit Federal operation of New York State's canal system to barge traffic, so as not to compete with the proposed St. Lawrence waterway...
...point out that the Right Reverend James Craik Morris, native of Louisville, Ky., graduate of Sewanee (University of the South) and the University of Louisville, a pleasant memory at churches in Madison, Wis., Dallas, Tex., and Louisville and at present missionary bishop at Ancon, Panama Canal Zone, has recently been elected Episcopal bishop of Louisiana, and has accepted...
Harvard Club of Louisiana. President: William P. Burke Jr., LL.B. '23, New Orleans Bank & Trust Co., New Orleans. Vice-President: Richard B. Montgomery Jr., LL.B. '25. 1304 Canal Bank Bldg., New Orleans. Vice-President: E. Kirby Newburger, '21, 405 Cotton Exchange Bldg., New Orleans. Secretary: Randolph I. Newman '23, care of L. F. Rothschild & Co., Union Indemnity Bldg., New Orleans. Treasurer: Randolph I. Newman...
...Dutch diplomats school themselves to smile instead of wincing at the question which hostesses all ask sooner or later: "And how is dear little Holland?"* Proud were Dutchmen last week when dear little Holland completed with her own money, her own materials, her own engineers and labor, the largest canal lock in the world, larger than Germany's on the Kiel Canal, larger even than the stupendous U. S. locks on the Panama Canal. Seven million dollars was the cost. The work has taken ten years, forms the last gigantic link in a ship canal connecting Amsterdam with...