Word: welds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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There are without doubt large numbers of people in this country, although perhaps a distinct minority, who, convinced that even the triumphs of war are Pyrrhic victories feel a moral obligation to refuse to fight. By uniting these men, the "Youth's Peace Federation" may weld together an important force for the prevention of war. In any case, the Federation has contributed much to the cause of peace by adding its weight to the growing movement of "militant pacifism...
...shells began leaving the Newell and Weld boathouses at 2.15 o'clock and paddled downstream to the Western Avenue Bridge where they took up their positions. By 2.45 o'clock the last dormitory crews had fallen into the rear ranks of the Freshman eights. Just as the signal to proceed up the river was given, the Lowell House eight emerged from behind the masonry of the Western Avenue Bridge arrived in uniform striped jersies, derbies, and beards. Its paraphernalia had been lowered from the bridge by an accomplice who employed a Phillips Brooks House clothing drive bag for the purpose...
...procession of crews was led by the three boats of the University squad. The other shells rowed in the following order Class, 150 pound University, House, Freshman, 150 pound Freshman, dormitory. After the cameramen, who were stationed on the Weld and Newell floats and balconies, had photographed the whole procession, the University and 150-pound crews made a few exhibition racing starts and the Lowell House oarsmen posed for special pictures with and without derbies. The cox wain of the latter eight were a plug...
...crews will be arranged in formation with the launches at the Western Avenue Bridge and will paddle upstream past the Weld and Newell boathouses in the following order: University, Class, 150-pound University, House, Freshman, 150-pound Freshman, dormitory. They will be followed by single scullers. If time permits some of the crews will race after the display...
...year-old Robin Lee of Minneapolis. In the senior tournament Roger E. Turner of Milton, Mass. won for the fourth year in succession. Mrs. D. F. Secord and Ferrier Martin, of the New York Skating Club, won the waltzing championship but lost in the dance tournament to Mrs. Theresa Weld Blanchard and W. W. Niles...