Ahmed Fuad King of Egypt A Life of Study and Stamp Collecting
The article traces Ahmed Fuad's rise from son of the Khedive to ruler of Egypt. It notes his early military schooling, 1906 resignation to advance culture, founding a university, reviving the Royal Geographic Society in 1914, and his 1922 start as king after British protectorate ended. It highlights his passion for stamp collecting and his death in 1936 at age 68.
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Ismail Pasha
Egypt
Ahmed Fuad
Europe
Royal Geographic Society of
Nile Valley
Fuad
King Fuad
NEA Service, Inc
Aquatic Star Puzzle Clue Answers Revealed
Horizontal clues solve to familiar terms about swimming and navigation. Vertical hints fill in contrasts and measurements, with references to anatomy, nature, and fabric. The puzzle connects long distance swimming to nautical and linguistic themes through cross word style wordplay.
Why the Moon Seems to Change Shape and Other Questions
Uncle Ray explains that the moon's shape appears to change due to sunlight on its half illuminated surface. He describes earth light and the phenomenon of the new moon in the old moon's arms, and shares a Mexico City sighting. He notes no humans live on the moon, its average distance about 240000 miles, and confirms moon mountains and craters exist with no volcanic activity recorded.
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Mexico City
Uncle Ray
Weintraub Tops Southern League Batting Mark
Phil Weintraub of the Cincinnati Reds tops the Southern League batting record with a .401 average set in 1934 while with Nashville. Reds manager Charley Dressen also led Nashville that season.
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Tampa
Fla
Phil Weintraub
Cincinnati Reds
Nashville
Charley Dressen
Reds
Broken Jaw No Obstacle for Notre Dame Star
South Bend March 23 Johnny Moir Notre Dame ace forward played through the basketball season with a broken jaw it was wired but he kept competing for the Irish.
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South Bend
Johnny Moir
Notre Dame
Rockne Boxer Alias Revealed as Frankie Brown
Detroit reports that Knute Rockne the Notre Dame coach during his college days boxed under the name Frankie Brown, according to classmate Gus Dorais who provides the details of his youth in Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Frankie Brown
Gus Dorais
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