Word: watsons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Captain Adolphus Watson, Commander-in-Chief of the Cruiser Squadron of the Pacific Battle Fleet of the United States Navy, will arrive in Cambridge today to replace Captain Wygant who has been instructing in the most advanced Naval Science course...
Third boat-Stroke, A. M. Brown '34; 7, A. L. Nickerson '34; 6, J. G. Pierce '34; 5, Bradford Simmons '34; 4, F. J. Swayze '33; 3, W. C. Thompson '32; 2, J. W. Appel '32; Bow, Richard Stackpole '34; Cox, R. H. Watson...
Crew A: Stroke, Herman; 7, deBraganca; 6, Hamblet, 5, Morison; 4, Carman; 3, Johnston; 2, Watson; Bow, Mather...
...naval building policy which President Hoover, for reasons of economy, has been reluctant to pursue. Senator Hale made much of the argument that his bill, if passed, would improve U. S. bargaining power at the World Disarmament Conference now sitting at Geneva. This view impressed Senator Watson Republican floor leader, who declared: "The Republican leadership will do all it can to get this bill through. It will give our men some chips with which to sit in the Geneva game." Meanwhile in the House, Chairman Carl Vinson of the Naval Affairs Committee was again at work to get his building...
...Hovey '32, E. N. Jenks '34, William Ladd '34, W. H. Lehr '34, C. A. McCarthy, Jr. '32, E. E. Post '33, Samuel Powel, Jr. '32, Richard Stackpole '34, T. W. Stedman, Jr. '33, R. L. Stites '34, F. J. Swayze, II '33, LeG. L. Thurber '34, R. H. Watson, Jr. '32, W. S. Wellington '34, Taggart Whipple '34, F. H. White '33, N. T. Winthrop...