Relay of a Shootout Ends With Escape and Threats
Jeff Gray and Norris clash by a creek after Norris tries to escape Ruth. Ruth helps subdue Norris and Gray pursues him, saving Ruth and recovering weapons. Pat Sorley and Ruth find safety while Sherm Howard faces Norris who arrives seeking food and a gun.
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Jeff
Norris
Gray
Ruth
Lee Chiswick
Willows
Jeff Gray
Sorley
Pat Sorley
Kansas
Father
Pat
Sherm Howard
Howard
Morgan Norris
Sherm
Marg
Desperado
Coal Creek
Crikes
Mary
Lou
Morg
Wild Horse Basin
Wild Horse
Walker's
Chinese Elm Preferred for Rapid Growth in Cities and Suburbs
A Philadelphia Record piece praises the Chinese elm Ulmus parvifolia for fast growth, strong hardiness, and wind and pollution tolerance. It notes rapid establishment, graceful round head, and suggests yearly balanced feeding for maximum speed and deep green foliage.
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Philadelphia Record
Chauvinism Origin In France Linked To Soldier Name
A historical note traces chauvinism to a soldier of the French Republic famed for extreme patriotism. The term stems from his militant pride and the broader culture of early French nationalism during the revolutionary era.
Adventurers' Club tale of rolling stones ordeal CCC duo
John Martocci and Bob Greene from Camp S-204 in Utah undertook a 16 mile pipe mission. A night climb, landslides, and a cliff face left them stranded until CCC pals found them. They returned exhausted and sick, losing a promised respite in town.
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Ello
CCC
Golly
John Martocci
Brooklyn
John
Brigham
Utah
Rolling Stones
Bob Greene
Bob
Rocky Mountains
A Year on Planet Uranus Explored
The article explains that a year on Uranus spans 68,000 days. It notes Uranus spins rapidly on its axis while orbiting the sun slowly, completing 68,000 axial rotations in one solar year.
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Uranus
Early French Patent Sparks Typewriter Invention
Xavier Projean of Marseilles received a French patent in 1883 for a device with bars carrying type that struck downward on a common center. This design became the prototype of the modern typewriter.
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Xavier Projean
Marseilles
Mellon Institute's Ionic Colonnade and Trapezoid Form
The Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh features a Greek temple style with 62 Ionic monolithic granite columns. The building is trapezoidal, nine stories high around the inner court and six stories on the street level.
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Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh
The Liberty Song by John Dickinson
Patriotic poem by John Dickinson creator of the Declaration of Independence and namesake of Dickinson College Carlisle Pa. It features the line By uniting we stand by dividing we fall highlighting unity in liberty and national vigor.
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John Dickinson
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Celestial Love and Hindu View of Rebirth
The Hindu teaching cited states there is no death as the soul moves from earthly life to astral realms and back to this earth or to other planets for further experience until perfection is achieved.
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Earth
Inscriptions at Lachish Reveal Wartime Jeremiah Style
Archaeologists report Lachish inscriptions from Palestine show correspondence of an official during a wartime attack. The text indicates the writing style resembles that associated with the prophet Jeremiah from biblical tradition.
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Jeremiah Highteen
Lachish
Palestine
Jeremiah
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William Macleod Raine
Mesa
Arizona
United States
Adventurers’ Club
Floyd Gibbons
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