Radio host Grauer marks 20 years at NBC in versatile roles
Inez Gerhard Bex Grauer celebrates two decades at NBC as a top events reporter, sport commentator, narrator and emcee. He has broadcast from 11 countries on four continents, reported from Berlin, and was first to air news from Israel after Count Bernadotte's assassination.
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Bex Grauer
NBC
Berlin
Israel
Count Bernadette
Mr. Grauer
Wendell Holmes
Dr. Malone
Hollywood
Gloria Holiday
Gloria
Harold Peary
CBS
Peary
Abe Hitchcock
Mystic Yogi Finds Water Across Dry Regions of India
A 50 year old yogi known as Pani Maharaj locates underground water by sight and touch. He has been appointed to the Rajasthan underground water board and earns 500 rupees monthly. Government endorsements cite successful wells near Faridabad and Jaipur, with eight wells yielding about 35 000 gallons per hour. Geologists are astonished while officials claim all located water sources are confirmed.
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New Delhi
India
Jeevram Vyas
Ministry of Agriculture
Pani Maharaj
Vyas
Rajasthan Underground Water Board
K. M. Munshi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Delhi
Faridabad
Jumna
Samadri
Rajasthan
Food and Agriculture Ministry
Jaipur
Saurashtra
Rajputana
Girnar
Legion
Vision Institute Says TV Does Not Hurt Eyes
The Institute for Research in Vision at Ohio University reports a large survey of 2 125 doctors across eight states and 37 TV stations found no widespread eye damage from television. Eye strain concerns were rare and typically faded with continued watching.
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Columbus
Th Institute For Research In Vision
Ohio University
Glenn A. Fray
Arthur M. Culler
Amish Jail Protest Over Youth Detention Policy
Amish leaders refuse to keep youths in Seheo and accept jail terms instead. The dispute centers on youth detention and local authorities enforcing the policy.
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Seheo
Devotional Reading Scriptural Citations
A compact devotional notes Acts 10 11 Philippians Colossians 3 orients readers toward unity humility and christlike attitude. It emphasizes shared faith in Jesus and encouragement to live with compassion and kindness in daily conduct.
Making Fellowship Real in the Church
A discussion on Christian fellowship as interflow of life. The piece urges churches to move beyond name and denomination toward real, shared community, citing youth exchanges and cross-denominational understanding. It highlights the need to adopt fellowship as a year long project and to learn from young Christians globally.
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David Harum
Fellowship
Smiths
America
F.F.A
Christian Fellowship
Kingdom of God
Youth of All Nations
St. Luke’s Place
New York
N. Y
Tas International
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Fragmentary Historic Sewing Guide Remains Unearthed
Fragmentary OCR text references sewing methods and finishing steps. Mentions stitching, months, and a Saxicbromette motif. No clear person, place, or dated event available.
Vanity in the Twelfth Dynasty Mirrors and Obsidian Handles
The text notes vanity in the Twelfth Dynasty as costly, with Egyptian rulers admiring reflections in real silver mirrors that featured black obsidian handles and solid gold adornments.
Augustus Organizes Rome's First Real Fire Department
The Emperor Augustus established Rome's first organized fire brigade, an attraction that endeared him to the city's youth. The move showcased his leadership and public service during his reign from 27 B.C. to 14 A.D.
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Augustus
B.C
Rome
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