Word: crewed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Source of the drought was a break reported one o'clock yesterday morning in the sixteen inch main on Lakeview Avenue in North Cambridge. With a crew from the Cambridge water department working steadily since its discovery, the rent had not been patched last night and it was not anticipated that service would be restored through the main until some time this evening...
...patched barrens. There seemed to be no logical explanation for the crash, The plane's flight from New York to Newfoundland had been without incident. There had been a delay at Harmon, but for purely routine reasons. Weather had shut it out of Gander Airport, where a relief crew waited, and CAB rules had kept the plane grounded for twelve hours while its pilots slept. An engine check, made during the delay, revealed that all its power plants were functioning perfectly...
There had been 39 people in the airplane-eight crew members, 13 man, twelve women, three newborn babies, three older children. The passengers had come from all over the.U.S. Mrs. Harriet Van Houten, 21, and her 6-month-old daughter Janet had lived in Yonkers, N.Y. Twenty-six-year-old Mrs. Helen Kent Downing and her two children, 20-month-old Barbara and four-year-old Laurie Elizabeth, were from Thomson, Ga. Mrs. Ruth Landsdowne Schmidt, 36, and her eleven-year-old boy Frank, were from Kenosha, Wis. Like all the mothers and most of the other women, they were...
Bronson W. Chanler '45, of New York City and Eliot House, who captained last year's Varsity crew...
Richard G. Axt '46, of Englewood, New Jersey and Adams House, who was on the Jubilee Committee and Freshman crew in his first year here and who, since his return, has been chairman of the American Veterans Committee, Harvard Chapter, and the Council Constitutional Committee...