Word: signalization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...teams lined up yesterday for signal practice, Harding and Moushegian filled the end positions, Richards and Kales were the tackles, and Myerson and Trainer the guards. Gildea filled Ticknor's vacant position at center. In the backfield, Wood ran the team, while Mays and Crickard alternated at left halfback. White was at fullback and Shereschewsky, the right halfback for the afternoon...
...training of the first class consists of instruction in signal communications, command, sword and voice drill, and the innumerable duties of officers in field and garrison. This work includes training the new fourth class and extended cavalry and artillery hikes...
...third class schedule includes riding, infantry and artillery drill, signal communications, and the firing of rifle, pistol, and machine gun. The yearlings enthusiastically burn up thousands of rounds of cartridges and turn in some remarkable records. Last year but two men out of 356 failed to qualify with the service rifle. As a climax to the camp period a three day maneuver is carried out by both classes...
Work on assignments, line drills, and a long signal drill with the emphasis on passing plays took up the first part of the afternoon before Coach Knox brought in his seconds to demonstrate some of the plays that the Cadets will use in the game Saturday. There was no contact work against the seconds except the little that always takes place in a dummy scrimmage...
...check which for days he carried in his pocket, unbanked, to show friends. At that time he was Detroit's first Street Railway Commission chairman. In 1916 he was police commissioner, in 1919 mayor. He vigorously established municipal street railways, longview public building programs, traffic signal lights (first city). When in November, 1922, Michigan's Senator Truman Handy Newberry resigned under censure for excessive campaign expenditures, Mayor Couzens was appointed to the Senate vacancy. Elected for a six-year term in 1924, he is now the Republican nominee to succeed himself for another six years...