Word: railroads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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From the time that Eli athletics began pouring in from New Haven yesterday--from varsity footballers to members of College teams--the Key has been on hand at the railroad stations with a welcoming committee...
...transportation front, all is not so hectic. The New Haven Railroad expects a considered multitude on its Friday and Saturday trains but will add no special sections. Sunday will be a little tighter,. but there will be no problem in getting moved by rail...
...every big industrial state, labor organized down to the ward and precinct level. The A.F.L. and President A. F. Whitney's Railroad Trainmen worked side by side with the lieutenants of C.I.O.'s Jack Kroll (who had predicted Harry Truman's election right along). They combed registration lists, personally called on unregistered voters...
...Sunchon ("Peaceful Heaven") rests neatly at the bottom of the rugged Chiri Mountains, twelve miles north of the port of Yosu. On the morning of Oct. 20, Sunchon's farmers were harvesting their rice, when they heard a siren and the rattle of small arms from the railroad station. They looked up to see 2,000 rebel soldiers and 400 civilians swarming off a train from Yosu...
Airlines go no further than Newark, and from there on, depend on the Pennsylvania Railroad. American Airlines has only one flight today, leaving Logan Field at 5:45 p.m., and reaching Newark at 7:37 p.m. An 8:03 connecting train brings you to Princeton...