Seer Charles Darwin foresees dire future for humanity
London reports Sir Charles Darwin predicts a million years ahead the world will be poorer, overpopulated and politically fractured with wars for food. He foresees no democracy, a move to provincially governed states, food scarcity, lab grown crops, wind and solar power, and a sterilized wealthy class. He claims science will appeal to emotion and alter sex drives.
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London
Charles Darwin
Charles
Sir Charles
Charles Shures
Candidates debate school funding amid party maneuvering
The discussion centers on public school funding with lawmakers proposing cuts and a plan rising from 14.05 million to 16 million dollars. Hubert Olive previously opposed the report but may have shifted stance as the campaign revives with calls for amendments to Wagner and Taft Hartley acts.
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Appropriations
Senate
Olive
Hubert Olive
William Umstead
Glass 24 Story Park Avenue Building Unveiled
A Lever Brothers soap company project introduces a 24 story glass faced office building on Park Avenue with washable exterior. Two window washers ride a gondola along rails to scrub a 122 400 square foot exterior in six days using soap and water.
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New York
Lever Brothers Co
Whch
Park Avenue
Ballerinas Win Tax Cut in Japan After Protest
Japanese ballerinas pressured parliament to reduce a 100 percent tax on entertainment. They staged demonstrations in corridors and lobbied lawmakers, arguing the tax unfairly equated ballet with striptease. Parliament lowered ballet tax to 40 percent, leaving opera singers unchanged.
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Tokyo
Japan
Dying mother selects foster parents for two sons
In Duluth Minnesota a dying mother, Mrs. Paro, chose Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moore as foster parents for her sons Gerald and Gordon. She plans to keep them with her until cancer worsens and says the Moores, civic leader and state representative, will provide a new name Moore with England as a middle name.
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Duluth
Minn
Aeon
Gerald
Gordon
Paro
Warren Moore
Moores
Moore
England
Junior Should Help Do Dishes
Chicago child psychologists report a nationwide survey by the Book House for Children showing 88 percent of 388 psychologists say boys should be expected to do simple domestic chores. A minority believes more masculine chores are needed when a sister helps with the dishes.
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Chicago
Johnnie
Book House For
Little Cove
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