Word: visiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ship one may visit a part of the crew's quarters, preserved much as they were during the long voyage. It was in here that the noise was said to be almost deafening as the "City of New York" crashed her way through the tons of ice encountered in the Ross...
...mayor's visit, it is understood, was an entirely friendly one. In refusing cooperation with the local and New York authorities President Lowell emphasized that it is against the policy of the University to allow Harvard athletes to play in a public stadium. The proceeds of the games played in the Stadium in Cambridge go to the support of University athletics. The proposed game at the Yankee Stadium, it was pointed out, would tend to commercialize college football. While in sympathy with the movement to relieve the unemployed, officials of the Athletic Association felt that nothing could be spared from...
...Mayor, in his visit to President Lowell's office at 10 o'clock, was acting in behalf of New York authorities. Mayor James J. Walker of New York City, and F. J. Taylor, chairman of the Mayor's Committee on Unemployment sent a telegram to Mayor Curley on September 29, requesting his cooperation in negotiations with University authorities...
...Press got little help from the French Foreign Office. The only official statement on the objects of the Berlin visit last week was a brief announcement to the effect that conversations in Berlin will be limited to economic questions entirely. No political questions will be broached. Correspondents sifting through bales of rumor found definite points of discussion...
Berlin Preparations. German police had their hands full preparing for the fateful visit this week. There were thousands of peaceable Germans eagerly awaiting their coming. There were other thousands chafing under the thought of France's mastery of Europe, ready to try something desperate. The Frenchmen would only be in the capital two days. Every move, every minute was planned for. Policemen spent long hours deciding whether it would be safer for the visitors to disembark from the Friedrichstrasse station nearest to the French Embassy, but surrounded by tall roofs that offered good shelter to snipers, or whether they should...