Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Travel Notes--We were happy to receive word of the appointment of Mr. Myles L. Mace and Mr. Robert S. McNamara of the original Stat School civilian faculty, to Captain. Both officers are on active duty overseas. Mr. Harry Hausen and Mr. Vigo Nielson are on duty in Florida, while both Mr. Jackson Glover and Captain Ross F. Jones are in Miami selecting the students of Class 8-43, due here April...
...prospects were that for at least the first few months of the season baseball fans would see baseball much as usual. To compensate for an inevitable slump in the quality of play, the major leagues decided to restore the lively ball (and home runs) of 1939. To cut travel, each team will make three trips around the league instead of four. To suit swing-shift workers, the clubs will consider playing some morning games...
...Easter must closely follow a full moon in order to light the way for pilgrims' travel to the festivals. The Council arbitrarily fixed the 14th day of the Jewish "paschal [Passover] month" (in the Jewish calendar, the lunar month when the full moon occurs after the equinox) as the day of the full moon, although the actual full moon is usually one or two days earlier...
Giving their second performance of William Schuman's "Free Song" in two weeks, 55 men from the Harvard Glee Club will travel down to Carnegle Hall tomorrow for an afternoon concert with the Boston Symphony under the direction of Serge Koussevitsky...
Four months was a long time to be at sea ... in an ocean of S & A Manuals and Memos, Navy Regs and Travel Instructions. And the waves of examinations and publication changes made the passage a rough one at times. But lest we forget, those week-end leaves were mighty enjoyable ... and as we will no doubt learn, there are far worse ports-of-call than Boston and its environs...