Word: parks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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George VI turned 51, but quietly, except for a salute of guns in Hyde Park at noon, another later on at Windsor Castle, where there was a small, private party. The official celebration, as usual, would be at garden-party time on June...
...reach the Boston Arena, scene of tonight's hockey game, Boston's streetears offer two routes. By subway change at Park Street to take a Huntingon Avenue car, and get off at Symphony station. By surface car the Massachusetts Avenue car goes to Mass. station. The fan should change there and continue via any car that is routed down Massachusetts Ave., getting off at Symphony...
...their own advanced theories has caused most professors to overlook the simple needs of the unenlightened undergraduate. to sweep the elouds from their lectures, the Department's top-flight men must recognize the student's dilemma through the use of various teaching methods and techniques such as understanding which park of the course proves most troublesome and anticipating any questions...
...three big-league baseball teams will be televised. The Dodgers granted television rights to CBS last month. Last week the Yankees signed with DuMont Television, the Giants with NBC. Televisers were paying "a nice figure" for their privileges, and rates would jump if sponsors were found. Would park attendance slump? Yankee Skipper Larry MacPhail thought not. "We'll gain two fans for every one we lose," said he. He might not be far wrong. There are only 7,000 television receivers in the New York area...
Take any car from Harvard Square, changing at Park Street, Under. From there go upstairs to the main station and hop a Lechmere car (at no additional cost) straight to the North STation, the fourth stop. The Garden is upstairs above the railroad station...