763 Ft Tall Radio Tower Demolished in New Jersey
The Mystic Islands radio tower, 763 feet high and built in 1912 by a German firm, was toppled in six seconds to make way for a resort. A colossal steel heap remains to be sold for scrap. legends tie it to Lusitania events in 1915. At nearby Washington, pitcher Frank Shea was released by the Nationals.
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Screen Actress Across $8 Burial Mount
In cryptic style clues a screen actress is hinted with wordplay and letter patterns. The puzzle lists numbered entries such as 1, 2, 3 and includes references to phrases like Winglike part and Papal cape, along with terms for units and languages, suggesting a crosswords-like clue set from a historical page.
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First Baseman Hurt In Mobile Crash
St Petersburg report says Detroit Tigers first baseman Earl Torgeson, 32, suffered a serious gash and head cuts when his car rolled over Sunday and he was trapped beneath the steering wheel. He had a cut on the right hand and was hospitalized for treatment.
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