Word: carse
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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¶ $1.1 billion of electrical plants, freight cars, and equipment for petroleum refining, steel plants, mining and agriculture in 1948, a total of $3.3 billion in the next four years.
Thirdly, the 16 nations would cooperate more closely by reducing trade barriers, swapping manpower, planning for common sources of electric power, standardizing equipment, pooling freight cars. In other words, the Paris Plan contemplated an economically unified Europe.
Swinging into a rythmic "Beat B.U.!" chant, the marchers moved past Leverett House to Memorial Drive, engulfing unsuspecting bystanders and traffic. Outside Weld Boathouse, as the cheering mob swept northward toward the Square, the first of two attempts by B.U. hecklers to start a riot by overturning cars, was scotched...
Five Lowell House residents reported the seven cars parked on Soldiers Field Road to the University switchboard operator 20 minutes before the fire, and taking their license numbers, turned them over to the police. They also removed the distributor-heads from two
In an effort to stop further damage, Yard police, reinforced by prowl cars from the Cambridge police, were stopping all pedestrians in the area surrounding the Houses and in the Yard. They demanded bursars cards for identification.