Word: welds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Because of the program of physical training now in effect for all students in Harvard College, the Weld Boat House cannot be opened to women this summer, and the swimming pools will not be available for them during the day. The large pool in the Indoor Athletic Building will, however, be open for mixed swimming on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9:30 o'clock. The fee for use of the pool by women is $3.00 for each session (tickets to be purchased at the Harvard Athletic Association office) or 35 cents for a single admission (payable...
Forming a compact group along the river are Eliot House, Kirkland House, Winthrop House, Lowell House, and Leverett House. Dunster House and Adams House are somewhat separated from the rest, as well as Dudley Hall, the commuter's center, which is on Dunster street. Weld Boathouse is on the river right by Eliot House...
...spray gun is a fist-fitting gadget which trails three rubber hoses and a ⅛-in. wire-the charge. Two of the hoses feed acetylene and oxygen (as in welding) to a 6,300° F. flame, melting the wire. From the third hose, compressed air blows the hot-metal droplets in a molten mist that coats a surface with a smooth film as tough as a weld...
...year "foreman" who raked in a $25,000 bonus was actually Lincoln's chief metallurgist. He developed a new welding electrode that cut production costs 20%, discovered a new way to weld light and heavy armor plate that saves 20% on nickel and chrome...
...fall of 1918 the entire scheme of military training at Harvard had been thoroughly organized. Those in Navy training lived in Weld and Grays Halls and Holyoke House, while men in the Naval Ensigns' School filled Matthews Hall. In Hollis, Stoughton, and Holworthy, now to be occupied by the Navy, was quartered the Junior Students' Army Training Corps...