TV Listings and Ancient Coal Findings in Roman Britain
Coal cinders found in Roman ruins indicate burning coal was used during occupation. The Pompeii site, destroyed by a volcanic eruption, was rediscovered in a distant A D period.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1954
Page
10
Coal cinders found in Roman ruins indicate burning coal was used during occupation. The Pompeii site, destroyed by a volcanic eruption, was rediscovered in a distant A D period.
Oswald Jacoby explains a Pittsburgh reader’s bridge hand. He illustrates how the Rule of Eleven and lead selections reveal East’s expected cards and how the defense could defeat the contract with precise spade leads.
A Danville Regis ter reporter fielded a call asking for the Air Force secretary and gave Harold E. Talbott’s name. The caller then revealed the line was from an Air Force recruiting office puzzled by the question and unsure who was on the line.
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