National Jamboree Camp Publishes Daily Scout News
The 250 acre National Jamboree Camp near Washington DC hosts 25 000 Boy Scouts this summer. A 16 page illustrated tabloid will publish daily from June 25 to July 9 recording events and mailed to subscribers worldwide. Circulation expected over 50 000 with Scouts staffing and reporting for home papers.
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Washington D. C
Boy Scouts
Western Hemisphere
Potomac River
Finger of Saturn Governs Thought in Palm Analysis
Palmistry guide explains the second finger as Saturn’s finger, linking its length shape and tilt to mental traits. It notes an ideal Saturn finger is straight and sufficiently long, while variations signal reasoning style creativity melancholy or scheming tendencies.
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Saturn
Finger description guides clear thinking in Saturn's owner
The passage notes a finger with knuckles well formed but not overgrown, a moderately rounded tip, broad or pear-shaped nail, and a springy feel under pressure. When such a finger is found, identify the owner as a clear-thinking, open minded person drawn to constructive and logical use of intellect. WNU Service.
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Saturn
Cripple for 27 Years Is Master Wood Worker
Lower Waterford Vermont William J Morrison sixty eight a cripple confined to a wheel chair for the last twenty seven years is a master wood craftsman He was a blacksmith until he was stricken with infantile paralysis and has produced fine pieces of furniture with only a few simple tools and a vise He built a model house complete in every detail The interior is furnished with electric lights beds sewing machine kitchen sink dishes and bathroom fixtures Morrison used pine for the house valued at 300 and black cherry and oak for the furniture
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Lower Waterford
William J. Morrison
Morrison
Penny collection thirty years in Kirksville man aims for relics
Kirksville resident Ralph Link began a 1793 to present penny collection fifteen years ago and has secured all years except three. He reports missing mintings for 1793 1799 and 1804 though none were minted in 1815. The effort chronicles early U S coinage and the minting gaps.
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Kirksville
Ralph Link
United States
Subways Across the World Speed City Traffic
Washington observes global subway expansion as nations from London to Tokyo invest in underground networks. The piece notes Washington’s limited underground route under the Capitol, records global milestones in Berlin Paris Moscow and Buenos Aires, and highlights subway features from fare systems to station design.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
National Geographic Society
Wingland
France
Germany
Japan
Argentina
Soviet
Russia
Italy
Rome
Hungary
Spain
Scotland
Greece
Chile
Santiago
Czechoslovakia
Prague
London
Paris
Berlin
Moscow
New York
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Kobe
Osaka
Chicago
Washington
Capitol
Senate
Liverpool
Newark
Rochester
Athens
Alexander-Platz
Uile
Asia
Tokyo
Okhotny Road
Boston
Philadelphia
Buenos Aires
Belgrano
Palermo
Saavedra
Lights of New York and Indian philosophy by M. H. Joachim
A reflective piece recounts M. H. H. Joachim of Calcutta, his Oxford schooling, and his Indian views. It notes his restaurant in New York, Gandhi’s influence, the caste system, and his radio persona Your Unseen Friend. Also mentions curious Public Notices and discount cards in commerce.
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Joachim
Gandhi
Mahatma
India
Ganahi
Dan
Oxford
Calcutta
United States
New York
Forty-eighth Street
M. H. H. Joachim
Selma prohibits drunk pilots from flying over city
Selma city council approved an ordinance barring any person under the influence of liquor or narcotics from operating an aircraft within Selma Alabama. The measure aims to curb unsafe air operations and protect residents and observers in city skies.
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Selma
Ala
Coffee mill and walnut chest still in use at home
At Melbourne Arkansas Joseph Jones uses a 110 year old coffee mill and a 100 year old walnut chest in his home. The artifacts connect to early local life and family history.
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Melbourne
Ark
Joseph Jones
Midland Families Take Short Trip to Minnesota
Roy Gordon and his son John travel with Miss Morence Munier to Minnesota to visit Roy's brother Floyd. Various locals are noted visiting or staying with families including Charles Calking painting, Herbie Kleekamp with Mrs. Bicknell, Jimmie with Mrs. Carter, and Dale Hartman returning from Pontiac. Mr and Mrs W C Cornwell with daughter and Tommy visit Saginaw, while Mr and Mrs Buenll Smith visit Henry Barton and the Hagles.
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Roy Gordon
John
Morence Munier
Midland
Minnesota
Gordon
W. C. Cornwell
Nathan Bicknell
Tommy
Saginaw
Buenll Smith
Henry Barton
The
Hagle
Smith
Garshaw
West Grant
Midland Families Share Weekend Visits Across Mason County
Bonnie Baldwin Loomis of Midland spends a week with Grandparents Mr and Mrs George Anderson in Pontiac. Chester and Robert Anderson visit with parents in Midland after weekend with the Andersons. F L Bergey and L Bergey from Clare join Mrs Iva Harsh in Saginaw. Frank Musser family visits Charles Taylor home Mt Pleasant. Verna and Edna Bergey of Mt Pleasant call on Ray Bergey family. Bert Bergey Ford Seymour Alice Musser Doris Bergizy and Warren spend Sunday at John Majanski home Lake Odessa. Frank Musser family visit grandmother Mrs M Harger in Clare.
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Bonnie Baldwin
Midland
George Anderson
Chester
Robert Anderson
Pontiac
F. L. Bergey
L. Bergey
Clare
Iva Harsh
Saginaw
Frank Musser
Charles Taylor
Mt. Pleasant
Verna
Edna Bergey
Mirs
Ray Bergey
Bert Bergey
Ford Seymour
Alice Musser
Doris Bergizy
No. 13 Appears Often in This Man's Life
Arthur E. Tuttle notes a pattern of 13 in his life. He was the 13th child born July 18, 1858 and left school at 13. He began contracting on July 13, 1913 and has used license 96-13 for 13 years. His telephone number is 13 and he started a home for his daughter on June 13 finishing October 13. His sister is 94, and the digits total 13.
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Acton
Arthur E. Tuttle
Apostle Spoons Favored Tudor and Stuart Gifts
A set of thirteen Apostle spoons was a favored christening gift among the wealthy in Tudor and early Stuart periods.
Structure of the Roman Curia Tribunals and Offices
The Roman Curia comprises tribunals and offices. It includes the Sacred Apostolic Penitentiary which handles cases of conscience the Sacred Roman Rota which decides contentions and civil or criminal matters requiring trial and proof and the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura which serves as the court of appeal.
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Surpreme Tribunal of Apostolic Signatura
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