Word: leviathans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Leviathan, loaded to the gunwales with ambitious Freshmen, plied its lumbering course up and down the Charles throughout the afternoon. There were 13 eight-oared crews afloat, four each of experienced Freshmen and veterans of the University season. Six boats of 150-pounders went out, also to try their oars for the first time this fall...
...formerly associated with he Neighborhood Playhouse in New York and last year designed for the Newark Art Theatre. He has taught Stage Design in the New York School of Fine and Applied Art and in Europe. He was the consultant illuminating engineer for the new ballroom of the Steamship Leviathan, the ballroom of the Hotel New Yorker and the ballroom of the Hotel St. George...
John Philip Sousa, returning to the U. S. from England, started down a companionway of the S. S. Leviathan at Manhattan, tripped, sprawled five steps. Physicians took two stitches in a bloody but not serious cut on his head...
Sixteen of the ships, with names familiar to pre-War ocean travelers, were in the million-dollar class. No. 1 on the list was the 16-year-old Vaterland (now the Leviathan of the U. S. Lines), for which Hamburg-American will be awarded $13,688,000.* U. S. Lines now own three ships for which North German Lloyd will be compensated as follows: George Washington $3,851,000, Amerika (now America) $2,979,000, President Grant (now Republic) $2,389,000. For its Grosser Kurfurst (now City of Los Angeles of the Los Angeles Steamship...
...Lines plan to build two new vessels of the Leviathan class at a cost of $30,000,000 each...