Word: welds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Fears that swimming from the Weld Boathouse float would be forbidden this spring were dispelled yesterday morning after a conference held in the office of the H. A. A. between Mr. Fred W. Moore '93, graduate treasurer of the H. A. A., and Mr. W. H. Geer, director of physical education at the University...
After discussing all the pros and cons of bathing from the Weld Boathouse, it was finally decided that swimmers would still be permitted to use the float, but that they would only be allowed to enter and leave the water by the east and of the float, the end farthest away from the Anderson Bridge...
...articles in the following week will be given over to business proper. Mr. Alex. M. White of New York, a number of White, Weld, and Company, will contribute the article on "Banking", while on the following Friday the article on "Manufacturing" will be written by Mr. Howard Coonley '99, a leading industrialist who has been allied with the Walter Baker Chocolate Co, and the Advance Rumely Co., and who was vice-president of the United States Shipping Board Emergency of the Advisory Committee of the Harvard Business School...
...efforts of the Metropolitan police in dragging the river for R. R. Proctor '27, who has been missing since 4.30 o'clock Monday afternoon, no trace had been found of him up to time the CRIMSON went to press last night. Proctor took a wherry from Weld Boathouse Monday afternoon, and the first intimation rowing officials had that something was wrong was when a police boat returned with the empty wherry which was discovered floating on the river opposite the Metropolitan Riding Club...
Proctor's mysterious disappearance recalls a similar occurrence just a year ago, when V. G. Clapp 2G. swam up the river from Weld boathouse on the afternoon of May 17, and was not seen again until Jane 19, when he returned to college. Clapp turned out to be a victim of amnesia, with no recollection of his experiences during his month's absence...