Word: havener
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...occasion, the 72-year-old hero of the day, snow-thatched Hiram Bingham, ex-Senator from Connecticut (1924-33), ex-Yale professor and explorer, had come all the way from New Haven, Conn. He was greeted by an archbishop, a prefect, two senators, the mayor of Cuzco, and the U.S. ambassador. Together they celebrated the opening of a new highway up Andean cliffs to Machu Picchu (pronounced manchew peaktu), the ancient Inca capital discovered by Explorer Bingham in 1911. The roadway's name, proclaimed by Peru's President Luis Bustamante: the Hiram Bingham Highway (pronounced Eeram Bingam Igwye...
...Haven, William H. Righter '49, Richard D. Rohr '48, and Sedgwick W. Green '50 represented the College. They pointed out that the country was in good shape and that many of Truman's errors may be laid to the Eightieth Congress...
Yale's undefeated cross country team won the Big Three title at New Haven yesterday by defeating Princeton and Harvard 29-34-53 over a 4 1/2 mile course. In the dual meet scoring, the Elis beat the Crimson 15-48 and the Tigers 29-30, while Princeton had only a 29-30 edge on Harvard...
When Yale, Princeton, and Harvard cross-country teams battle along the 4 1/2 mile course at New Haven today victory-starved Crimson harriers will be out to avenge not only this year's dismal season, but also to make up for two straight losses to the Eli's and Tigers...
Tonight's Law Forum will bring five faculty members to the speaker's platform for candidates. Two Truman supporters, one speaker each for Wallace and Dewey, and one protest speaker will air their views. In New Haven tonight the Harvard debating team will back Truman, while their comrades here take the Republican side. Students for Thomas will present a C.I.O. speaker for the Socialist candidate in Harvard Hall tonight...