Word: robertses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Electric fans and extra heat had helped the Union's plaster to dry well, so that damage was not so great as it might have been. In particular the high, fancy ceiling of the main dining room remained perfectly intact. But repairs to roof timbers, upstairs walls, and furnishings will...
The cost of such damage was still uncertain late yesterday, according to Cecil A. Roberts, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Roberts explained that if the wall and ceiling plaster dries well ever the night it will need comparatively few repairs. On the other hand, he said, the whole dining hall...
Cecil A. Roberts, Superintendent of Buildings, and Grounds, said yesterday that he has been working on a project to plan a new Industrial-type building for his department, now located next to Dunster House, which would be constructed on North Harvard Street on the far side of the Stadium.
"If this project is authorized," Roberts said, "the construction for the new building will begin about September, 1956." He added that the surrounding area which is now used for parking behind the Stadium could be converted into a general service ground and could eventually provide room for a new University...
The date mentioned by Roberts coincided with rumors reported at the Bindery which is located between the Buildings and Grounds, departments and Tree-Land. Employees at the Bindery mentioned possibilities that their office would also be vacated by September, 1956 and that they would be relocated "somewhere across the River...