Word: trained
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...town house down a deserted Fifth Avenue to Masonic Hall on West 23rd Street. Late at night, after seeing his sons raised in Masonic degree, he was zipped to Pennsylvania Station in about four minutes and to the great relief of the Secret Service safely put aboard his train to Washington. What danger, if any, had threatened the President during his New York City visit remained a deep secret to Secret Service and police. ¶The same day that the President had his heavily-guarded ride, Mrs. Roosevelt, swinging down Manhattan's Madison Avenue afoot, stopped into...
...special excursion to New York this Sunday on the Streamlined Gomet will be offered by the New York-New Haven Railroad at five dollars a round trip. The train will leave the South Station at 3.15 o'clock and arrive in New York at 1 o'clock. Leaving New York at 4.30, it will be due in Boston at 11.15 o'clock...
...enthusiasm of the Duke of Gloucester for motoring is largely due to the Buccleuch family. The Earl of Dalkeith and Lord George Scott have been for years close personal friends of his, and now, instead of traveling by train, the Duke nearly always visits his fiancée's family by car. The Duke's favorite at the moment is a Sunbeam, and Lady Alice now knows as much about the car as the Duke himself. She has driven it often with the Duke sitting beside her, and Border rumor has it that he actually proposed...
...career of Frank Arthur Vanderlip, as recounted in From Farm Boy to Financier, is that his progress was so ludicrously easy, since he apparently met with fewer obstacles in his path to the presidency of "the biggest bank in the U. S." than most people encounter when catching a train...
...this morning the Varsity will board its special train and head south for Harvard's first game at Princeton in 10 years. A grand total of 31 men will make the trip under Dick Harlow's leadership...