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\ 1/1/- NEW ENGLAND-TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY RALPH P. JONES AUDITOR OF RECEIPTS A) \k\ i.._ i , r AM I . I“ A I u) “d ’.~' I V A \ "N Show more\ 1/1/- NEW ENGLAND-TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY RALPH P. JONES AUDITOR OF RECEIPTS A) \k\ i.._ i , r AM I . I“ A I u) “d ’.~' I V A \ "N “A 4 § / ‘1 ' l I 5. . h 1 4 J“ ’ {‘1 "'*--“§ 2 A < / ; - Q" '4 l ,7 1’ / g A I I ‘V I} J " f, .. r I ‘ ‘5 .{1 , 1 .‘Q IKV \ ‘ : / ~.. N ., Lat" ’ k ’ -\ ~ \fl 0—.AA Show less
wf/" . [.mESLEYAN ALUfiNI COUEUIL 9 ' 1 Middlatawn, Conn. ‘ May 4, 1922, 0 My dear Alumnu32~ ~ Some time gag a Sarvica Regard blank was sent Show morewf/" . [.mESLEYAN ALUfiNI COUEUIL 9 ' 1 Middlatawn, Conn. ‘ May 4, 1922, 0 My dear Alumnu32~ ~ Some time gag a Sarvica Regard blank was sent to you to be fillefi oat for the~fiesleyan files. To date this has net been raceived fram you. Will you please cacperata by returning yours at onca? In cage yfiu have miSplaced the-form, we I .thshall gladly furnish anothgf. ~l _ ¢z¢,zv<;fiflL.L¢ . M 4‘ I, / a! " e ’ A. . 31", - 4~~. I Show less
RI“ w e m o r a n d u m, -nnnnw-u In November, 191?, I was requested by the Young Wens’ Christian Association to become its Camptroller for the work Show moreRI“ w e m o r a n d u m, -nnnnw-u In November, 191?, I was requested by the Young Wens’ Christian Association to become its Camptroller for the work or the Association with the American Expeoitionary Forces in France. This position I held until march 1918, when I oecame Chairman or the Finance Committee, which Committee, as would be understood from its name, controlled more or logs the monies handled by this Association in France. Thio position I held until March, 1919, when I resigned in oruer to give full time to my own work wiich during 4y connectiorzwith the Association I had kept Up with the Aasociation work. On 15th September, 1919, I was again requested by the officials of the Association in new York to become again Chairman of the Finance Committee, which Committee is in fol] charge of the work of the Association in the closing months or its existence in France. Show less
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Portland - Conn, Aug. 28 1919 While with the 146th F.H. I was the sanitation officer mess officer and mechanical officer; at the time of our overland Show morePortland - Conn, Aug. 28 1919 While with the 146th F.H. I was the sanitation officer mess officer and mechanical officer; at the time of our overland convoy to Germany I had charge of some twenty trucks and also five 10 ton caterpillars and four G.P.F. rifles In Germany - I was billetted in the town of Caan - 27 kms beyond Coblenz - acting as Town Major of the town. Also had charge of Rifle Instructions for my battery which called for the construction of a rifle range and instruction for each man regarding the nomenclature, care and firing of the US Army Rifle - March 1 1919 was selected to go to Grenoble University Grenoble, France to study the french language and customs At completion of term - July 1st 1919 - went to Rome, Venice, Milan + Genoa - from there to St Nazaire from St. Nazaire to Brest and Brest to U.S.A. Show less
One of guns of battery 155 G.P.F. rifle weighing about 12 tons with a range of about 16 kilometers (10 miles) - with a muzzle velocity of 724 meters Show moreOne of guns of battery 155 G.P.F. rifle weighing about 12 tons with a range of about 16 kilometers (10 miles) - with a muzzle velocity of 724 meters per second Show less
