Word: conway
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...CONWAY...
...Laconia (Gilford) N.H. Cloudy Poor 11 Unbreakable Crust Lancaster, Fair Fair 13 Crusty Laurentian Mts. N.H. Cloudy Good 38 Powder Lincoln Can. Cloudy Fair 10 Packed snow Littleton, N.H. Fair Poor 9 Monadnock Region, N.H. Cloudy Fair 7 Icy crust Newfound Region, N.H. Cloudy Good 22 Corn Surface North Conway, N.H. Cloudy Fair 10 Unbreakable crust North Woodstock, N.H. Cloudy Fair 10 Packed Snow Ossipee Region N.H. Cloudy Poor 10 Frozen granular Pinkham Notch N.H. Cloudy Poor 23 Breakable Crust Plymouth, N.H. Cloudy Poor 8 granular surface Quebec (Lac Reauport) Fair Good 46 Powder Stowe (Mt. Mausfield) Vt. Fair Good...
Their stay as guests of Harvard will be brief. After visiting the University this morning, and lunch at Dunster House, they will leave immediately by auto for North Conway, New Hampshire, where they will remain until the Dartmouth Carnival on the week-end of February...
...Conway, N. H. a church bell started an eerie tolling and in North Conway a house caught fire. In Salem, Mass, a rare Japanese tile gargoyle in the Peabody Museum fell and shattered. In Albany, N. Y. a huge Christmas tree in the State Office Building toppled. In Portland, Me. a butterfly came out of its cocoon, flew around. In Chicopee Falls, Mass, a water main cracked. In Central Falls, R. I. instruments and bottles in the glass cases of an operating room rattled while surgeons were operating. In Nashua, N. H. a church's stained-glass windows were...
...land deals. Knollenberg also claims that Washington did not, as he implied, lose the Battle of Brandywine because General Gates refused to return a borrowed corps. Washington did not request Gates to return the corps until 13 days after the Brandywine defeat. There are also letters to prove that Conway and Gates were two of the most respected and able officers in the Continental Army. Cleared of the charge of cowardice after his defeat at Camden, S. C., Gates was second in command of the Army when the war ended. Washington had to exaggerate stray rumors of a cabal...