Word: weathered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this event," continued the new Governor General, "a bright omen of our success; brighter, perhaps, than that augured by the North Atlantic weather we encountered. . . . But I deplore the fact that Lady Bessborough and myself will be deprived of the distinguished services of Miss Bennett in making contacts in Canada...
...Managua, Nicaragua's capital. U. S. Marines in their tents at Campo de Marte mopped their brows and wondered idly at the exuberance with which the Managuan oxcart drivers were shouting, brandishing their goads, yelling insults at honking motorists this particular morning. (A native rumor of "Earthquake weather" had gone the rounds.) Downtown, women and children crowded through the plaster arches and narrow corridors of Managua's covered market to do their Holy Week shopping. At the old dirty-white adobe National Penitentiary Lieut.-Commander Hugo F. A. Baske, U. S. naval doctor, and Quartermaster's Clerk...
After one postponement due to we weather, the Harvard Freshman baseball team inaugurated its season yesterday with a win over St. Mark's by a score of 6 to 0. The 1934 men played errorless ball on defence as well as hitting two St. Mark's pitchers for if safe blows. P. deB, deGive '34 pitched the whole game for the Freshmen and allowed only...
...Spring weather always brings to the Vagabond the urge to go vacationing in many places The winter winds and snows seem to have ceased for another season and his barometer in the tower of Memorial Hall indicates, as usual, that the weather will continue to improve...
Jarvis Field tennis courts opened yesterday, and all other University courts are expected to open this week. Many enthusiasts braved yesterday's chilly breezes to use their racquets for the first time outdoors this year, and with the coming of better weather, it is expected that all of he courts will be crowded with players...