American overtakes British artillery production in early war months
Special to The New York Times reports General Staff figures comparing American and British artillery output over 20 months of war. The data show American gains in light and heavy artillery, carriages, and ammunition amid the push to scale production alongside Britain.
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Ee Arm
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Fifth Avenue Coach Co raises wages for drivers and conductors
The Fifth Avenue Coach Company announced wage increases for bus drivers and conductors. Pay ranges start at 43 to 45.5 cents per hour for one year drivers, up to 52.5 cents for ten-year veterans. conductors rise from 40 to 41.5 cents to 48.5 cents for six years with the firm. The company also pledges to reinstate all discharged military personnel and count government service time toward seniority.
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Inauguration Echoes Call for College Duty
Dr. Richard Eddy Sykes is installed as president of St. Lawrence University in Canton New York. Columbia's Nicholas Murray Butler warns colleges to oppose anarchy and uphold liberty under law while urging faith in education amid unrest and social change.
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Crown Prince's Dog Reaches U S Troop Quarters
Major E S Thatcher of Columbus Ohio returns from the transport Kentuckian with Bruno, a large black police dog once said to belong to the German Crown Prince now renamed Pat. The dog was reportedly surrendered by a German lieutenant met in Treves. Kentuckian brought 1860 troops under Colonel George L Wertenbacker, including 345th Field Artillery and support units.
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Vassar Holds 54th Commencement Week Activities
Poughkeepsie N Y June 7 Vassar College opens its 54th commencement with a reception in Taylor Hall art gallery for alumnae and graduates. Jeanne D Arc staged as a hall play among guest events. Rev S Parkes Cadman of Brooklyn to preach the baccalaureate. Trustees meet. outdoor luncheon for graduates and alumnae. class day includes a daisy chain by twenty four sophomores.
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