Benes Leads Czechoslovakia Amid Dictator Surrounds
Eduard Benes, successor to Masaryk as president, guides Czechoslovakia with liberal democratic ideals as surrounding dictators threaten the country's freedom. Born May 28, 1884, he rose from peasant roots to foreign minister and statesman, later honored with a stamp on his 52nd birthday.
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Whirlwinds of the Sea and Sky in Uncle Rays Corner
In this science note, Uncle Ray explains wind speeds from light breezes to hurricanes, notes historic mountain and tornado speeds, and describes tornado visuals and safety tips including cyclone cellars. It mentions typical tornado timing, warning signs, greenish skies, and safety advice for prairie dwellers.
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Artificialce's Industrial Use Traced to 1880s
A note on early use of artificial intelligence precursor terms shows the concept existed in industry by the 1880s. The reference highlights historical application in manufacturing and process improvement during that era.
Seafarer Rings Six Bells at Canterbury Cathedral
A seafarer strikes the bell six bells daily at Canterbury Cathedral England. The bell was salvaged from H. M. 8 Canterbury after the vessel was broken up several years ago.
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H. M
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