Quiz and facts in The Charleston Gazette 1952
The page presents questions and answers on literature science and local history from The Charleston Gazette dated June 27 1952. Topics include origins of familiar sayings a major Japanese 1923 earthquake death toll Mennonite Hiutheratea community in South Dakota and oil well gushers in the Beaumont Texas Spinndletop field with Lucas No 1 as a discovery well producing about 75000 barrels daily.
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Charleston Gazette
Japan
Tokyo-Yokohama
Bon Homme County
South Dakota
Jacob Huter
Austria
Rumania
Russia
United States
J.D.P. A
U. S. Geological Survey
Beaumont
Texas
Lakeview
Dr Greenlee Replies To Attack On Bible In Midway Sunset Field
Professor J Harald Greenlee of Asbury Theological Seminary answers charges against the New Testament in Christian Life magazine. The article notes his Charleston High School and Harvard PhD background and his work with the International New Testament Critical Apparatus Project, including Oxford University study.
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J. Harald Greenlee
Asbury Theological ‘Seminary
Wilmore
Charleston
Easiest Spence
House Recommits Housing Measure Amid Budget Clash
The House voted 195 to 181 to recommit a 4.6 billion dollar public housing appropriation bill for the 1954 fiscal year. The action aims to limit new housing construction to 5,000 units per year, amid conflicts with the Senate's 35,000 unit target and pushing for broader agency cuts in the Independent Offices Appropriations bill.
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Washington
INS
McCorsmack
Mass
Conaxese
Chicago
House
Senate
Rep
Jensen
Iowa
Independent
Parrots Troubled With Fatness at Convention
Dr. David L. Coffin of Angell Memorial Hospital reported to the Atlantic City convention that parrots share diseases with their owners including obesity. The veterinary pathologist noted obesity as a common problem among parrots and owners alike.
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Atlantic City
N. 4
David L. Coffin
Angell Memorial Hospital
Boston
American Veterinary Medical Association
Coffin
Parking Garage Near Capital Gets Steel Allocation
Budget Director Denzil Gainer said the National Production Authority allotted steel for a 216 car state parking building near the capital. Huntington firm C. H. Jimison and sons begins work on a $381 1200 project with five parking levels.
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Denzil Gainer
Rep. Bailey
D-Wva
National Production Authority
Huntington
Lor C. H. Jimison and Sons
Recount Set To Welcome Charleston Baseball Team
County Court commissioners will recount May 13 primary candidates while reporters abandon ballot examination to witness Charleston’s welcomed baseball team parade. The court plans to adjourn at 4 30 pm as Mayor Copenhaver urges local businesses to close for the celebration.
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Baseball Club County Court
Charleston
Copenhaver
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