Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Brain-child of the University's delegation which during the Conference circulated questionnaires in an attempt to procure information on world and national student organizations, the Bulletin pulls together factual reports on exchange, travel, relief, and rehabilitation of students all over the globe...
Although relying on bikes for spread and ease of travel, the HOCers are not above the most ancient method of transportation. Hikes, which start with the Boston subways conveying the walkers to the outskirts of the metropolitan area, have taken the HOC to the Blue Hills and the Lynn woods...
Neutra, who has the pointed eyebrows and sharp beak of a silvery owl, often gets up in the pre-dawn blackness of 4 a.m. to blue-print his ideas. He will travel anywhere to make sure his buildings fit the landscape, the people and the weather. Last week he got set for a long journey; he had just accepted a commission to design a string of hotels and hospitals for the princely Deccan States, India...
...Queen did not travel alone. In 23 small tombs around her royal chamber lay skeletons of her servants, killed at her death to attend her on the journey. Each had the special tools of his trade so he could serve his mistress. Beside a sacrificed painter lay his paint pots. A boat-builder's skilled spirit hands would provide for the Queen's transportation on the Nile of the other world...
...companies had allowed for travel time in the contracts. (Many another union which had run to court was finding out the same things.) At week's end, the C.I.O. was coming around to Bill Green's way of thinking. But until Congress changes the Wages & Hours Act, courts have held that out-of-court settlements did not relieve employers of liability...