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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Lieutenant Commander Nathaniel Farwell Ayer, S.B. '00, who has been commanding officer of the Radio School at the University since it was established, will be placed on the inactive list of the Navy when he returns from the Great Lakes Training Station, where he now is. Papers notifying him of his discharge were received at his office in Cambridge yesterday...
...Brooklyn Ice Palace is on the corner of Atlantic and Bedford avenues. The following is the best way to get there from the Grand Central Station...
...world's leading astronomers is wide-spread. Under his direction the Observatory greatly widened its scope, until it had built up a system of correspondence with observatories and private astronomers all over the world through which discoveries and observations were compared and verified. He established the Observatory's auxiliary station at Arequipa, Peru, and devised many new methods of astronomical photography...
Besides these men, there were 5,000 Radio students at the Cambridge training Station who were using the University buildings, and dormitories, and the Cambridge Common. There have been, in addition, 700 naval cadet officers, the majority of whom have received commissions...
...Harvard Surgical Unit under the leadership of Hugh Cabot A.B. '94, M.D. '98, will arrive at the North Station this afternoon about 2 o'clock. It will parade through Boston to Liberty Cottage on the Common, where the surgeons and nurses will be received by Governor Coolidge and his staff, Mayor Peters '85, Rear Admiral Wood and General Edwards...