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Crew A--Stroke, A. T. Gray '30; 7, C. N. Comstock '30; 6, C. S. Petrasch '30; 5, H. M. Keyes '28; 4, P. W. Wilson '30; 3, W. F. Wyeth '29; 2, Walter Maynard '28; bow, A. C. Daniels '30; cox, J. H. MacCollom...
Crew B--Stroke, C. McK,. Norton '29; 7, L. W. Dickey '30; 6, W. L. Campbell '29; 5, L. D. Parker '30; 4, James Roosevelt '30; 3, J. D. Hubbard '29; 2, Walter Maynard '28; bow, A. C. Daniels '30; cox, R. H. Miller...
Died. Leopold Guy Frances Maynard Greville, Sixth Earl of Warwick, 45, hero of three wars, British attache in 1917 to the staff of General Pershing; after a long illness; at his home in Hove, Sussex...
...said, "America will far outshine anything which Europe offers in this event. This statement is based on the fact that we have four men who are better than Europe's best. Osborne from the I. C. A. A. A. A. holds the record with six feet and six inches; Maynard from Dartmouth has jumped six feet and four inches; Juday from Pennsylvania and King from Stanford have done six feet and four inches, and six feet and five inches, respectively. The best Europeans are Nilson, the Swede, who can reach the six foot four mark, and Koppke from Germany...
...significance of the strike, however, was seen rather in its probable effects on other wage-earners than in the walk-out itself. Many workers are admittedly underpaid and a general move for increases is now envisaged, as was sometime ago predicted by John Maynard Keynes, British economist. This move has already received a fillip by the Federal Government which recently raised the salaries of its employes. In this connection other able economists pointed out that Germany is short-sighted in that she does not grasp that raising the standard of wages also raises the standard of living and promotes internal...