Word: conferance
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...prominent astronomers of the day have arrived in Cambridge to spend the next few weeks at the Harvard Observatory, where they will give lectures and also confer with the Harvard astronomers on some of the major problems confronting the leaders of this field today...
...agog with rumors that Prime Minister André Tardieu was seriously pondering whether to break off diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. Excitement grew when the private airplane of Sir Henri Deterding, Anglo-Dutch oil tycoon, arrived from London at Le Bourget and Sir Henri sped by motor to confer for two hours with M. Tardieu, then dashed back to his plane, flew home to London. Observers pondered the most widely believed explanation of Sir Henri's movements: he came at the request of M. Tardieu who wanted to know whether French consumers of certain petroleum products (especially naphtha...
Plans for the construction of headquarters for the Freshman crew forces at Red Top, Connecticut, and for the construction of roads connecting the various units of the Harvard establishment there, were disclosed yesterday by C.F. Getchell, general manager of the Harvard Athletic Association. Getchell will confer in Red Top today with the architects for the proposed new building, William Platt and Son of New York City...
...pleasure to be able to confer once more with officials of the Harvard Business School," M. Pierre Jolly, head of the research department of the Chambre de Commerce de Paris told a CRIMSON reporter yesterday. M. Jolly is again spending a month in Cambridge studying the organization of the Business School, on which he has modeled the new Centre de Preparation aux Affaires in Paris...
...Farm Board's wheat loans and purchases put it in a position that would have given any good banker nervous prostration. Chairman Legge and Secretary Hyde hastened to Chicago to confer with agency officials. The Government had more wheat than storage space. In Chicago, Chairman Legge, almost as if confessing an error, changed the Board's policy, announced...