Word: norfolk
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Died. Francis Peabody, 83, Boston lawyer; after long illness; in Milton, Mass. Educated in England, at Cheltenham, Cambridge, and Lincoln's Inn, London, Peabody returned to lead Massachusetts' legal, social, sporting life for 50 years. He co-founded Norfolk and Myopia Hunt Clubs, the Brookline Country Club, the Nahant Club...
During the fall season the Council held fifteen debates, leaving a record of five victories against Brown, Dartmouth, Norfolk, and Melbourne. Defeats were suffered at the hands of Holy Cross, Yale and Williams...
...railroads are as prosperous as the Chesapeake & Ohio, whose tracks from Norfolk to Chicago brought it a net income of $43,700,000 in 1936, of $31.000,000 in the first eleven months of 1937. Few U. S. railroads have been closer to insolvency without actually being in that parlous state than the Erie, whose tracks from Chicago to New York have been kept in operation in recent years only by loans totaling $16.582.000 from Reconstruction Finance Corp. Both lines are part of the old Van Sweringen system and ! last month they b came even more closely related when...
...Norfolk speakers, a "lifer," had taken sixteen correspondence courses to improve his education...
...Norfolk debaters were John Wall, Adolph C. Rosenthal, and Alfred Fortier; while those representing the Crimson were Paul W. Cherington '40, Jay W. Kaufman '88, and John A. Sullivan...