Ear Mon ument at Kyoto to be destroyed
View of the Mimi Zuka ear monument on a Kyoto hill, erected by Taiko to honor his victory over the Coreans. It housed thousands of ears cut from dead Coreans and is now slated for destruction to prevent fuelling Corean hostility to Japan.
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Inventor’s hinge device stops doors without screws
A new hinge mounted device may end the need to slam or prop doors. It fits over any door hinge to hold it open and can be removed easily by slipping the spring over the hinge. No screws are required for mounting.
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This Is Why the Booze Fleet Ran Away
Coast Guard cutter Seneca fires on rum fleet off the Jersey coast. Four inch forward gun and crew are shown under the direction of Lieut. Com. Lb. FP. Roach on the Seneca’s bridge. Commander B. H. Camden commands.
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Radio interference suit targets Dwight broadcaster Bergman
Edward McWilliams of Dwight files suit to restrain C Wylie Bergman a noted Dwight amateur radio operator from operating his station claiming it interferes with other town apparatus and disturbs radio fans nationwide awaiting trial over freedom of the air.
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