Inner Mongolia fossils reveal huge prehistoric beasts
In Peking laboratories of the Central Asiatic Expedition American and Chinese scientists reconstruct giant ancient animals from Inner Mongolian desert fossils. They report 20 ton behemoths, 25 feet tall, 40 feet long with 400 pound skulls. other finds include a colossal nose-forward creature. The team endured sandstorms, heat, floods, and long desert travel. They expect further study and mounting for exhibition. Sweden reports unemployment decline to 9,500 in July from 11,169 in June. Mrs. H. G. Hamrick is improving after illness.
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Mrs L W Clark Improves After Tooth Extraction
Mrs L W Clark of Grace Apartments is improving after several days of illness caused by an infection following a tooth extraction.
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Youth Hurt In Car Crash Is Improving
Amarillo student Lesley Cazzell, injured when a college Ford collided with a milk wagon at Thirteenth and Jackson, is resting well at home. The milk wagon overturned scattering milk. the driver was not hurt. Ten or twelve pupils rode in the Ford, none of the others injured.
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Mersey Tunnel Ceremony Highlights Record Sized Aquifer Tunnel
The Mersey tunnel ceremony of holing through marked the start of what will be the world’s largest aqueous tunnel. Four traffic lines will run through the structure once completed.
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Submerged tunnel to Birkenhead under 8 minutes
A proposed tunnel would connect Liverpool with Birkenhead, running three miles from street level to the other side. Under normal conditions travel time would be eight minutes, with the project outlining rapid transit between the two locales.
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London housing shortfall cited by Bishop of Southwark
The Bishop of Southwark says despite LCC homes for 28 000 people about 100 000 residents in London remain inadequately housed.
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