Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...drizzling rain throughout the race did not seriously hamper the runners because of Andover's fast, all-pavement course. Cross-country races are usually run over dirt tracks. This Friday the freshmen will travel with the varsity to New York to compete against Columbia and Pennsylvania at Van Cortlandt Park...
...travelers, the airplane is fast becoming almost as familiar as the family car. In 1955 scheduled domestic airlines will gross an estimated $1.1 billion, flying 35 million passengers 20 billion miles, 20% more than last year's alltime record. A few years hence, airmen predict, the fast-growing airlines will push out railroads as the No. 1 public means of mass travel. As a result, U.S. civil air policy, as laid down by the Civil Aeronautics Board, is undergoing a radical change. Once CAB nursed along the fledgling industry by spoon-feeding it Government subsidies and holding back competition...
...most exciting travel drama in U.S. history began May 14, 1804. On that rainy Monday President Thomas Jefferson's private secretary. Captain Meriwether Lewis, 29, 1st Regiment of Infantry. U.S.A., and his friend, 2nd Lieut. William Clark, 33, of the Corps of Artillerists (he signed himself captain on Jefferson's authority), headed westward from St. Louis at the head of a 43-man "Corps of Discovery." Their objective was to explore the newly acquired territory of the Louisiana Purchase and find a route from the Missouri to the Columbia River, over which the rich fur trade...
Crimson sailors are scheduled to compete for the Danmark Trophy against 12 other U.S. and Canadian colleges on the Charles today at 5 p.m. and tomorrow at 9 a.m. Team members will also travel to the Coast Guard Academy and Babson Institute for meets over the busy weekend...
...Archibald T. Davison '06, the trip took 60 singers through France, Italy, and Switzerland between June 11 and August 8. The expenses for the trip totalled $23,000--excluding travel concessions made by the French Government...