Gambling pamphlets seized in Kansas City raid
A raid on a gambling equipment concern in Kansas City seized pamphlets quoting Will Durant and praising the company’s dice. One pamphlet claimed a $1000 reward for anyone who rigs the dice crooked, while another targeted professional gamblers with claims the dice are “missing percentage dice.”
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Flashes Of Life Fire Destroys Home And Barn In Maryland
In Snow Hill Maryland Joe Figgs a Bay side farmer rushed from his burning home after the alarm rang and returned to town to thank firefighters only to find his house burned then his barn and poultry house were destroyed with livestock and chickens.
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Reverend Wisnel shoots hole in one at Fort Wayne club
CERTIFIED FORT WAYNEInd No body disputed a Fort Wayne country club golfer's story of shooting a hole in one on the 210 yard tenth hole. The golfer was the Rev. H. E. Wisnel of the First Missionary Church. Witnesses were the Rev. Howard J. Brown, the Rev. E. Burns Martin and the Rev. Wayne Paulen.
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Steel ladder: executives rise from mills to top
It is noted that nine of ten steel executives began at the bottom and advanced to leadership roles. The saying also claims that three of four started in the mills.
One Of Worlds Absolute Dictators Planning To Make Home In America
Ruth Millet profiles Evangeline Booth, longtime Salvation Army General, detailing her 30 years in the United States, global work from the Klondike to Japan, and the shift back to American life as she retires to plain Miss Booth. The piece presents her as a powerful, practical leader with a global reach and a keen sense of fashion and ethics.
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Annual Meet Closes With Appointments
North Carolina conference marks year end with a long list of appointments across Asheville Charlotte Elkin and Winston districts. Leaders include district superintendents Sma thers Bond Hiatt and Hayes with numerous church assignments and transfers noted.
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Crickets as Thermometers Trick in Temperature Guess
A playful method uses cricket chirps to estimate temperature. Count chirps in 15 seconds, add 40, and the result closely matches the actual air temperature.
Jap Officials To Interview Envoy Grew
Tokyo officials plan a series of talks with United States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew to discuss mutual issues. Foreign Office spokesman Yukichiro Suma said no official reply would be issued to Grew's speech and noted plans for talks with Foreign Minister Nomura.
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Armies Back in Positions From Start of Hostilities
French authorities report forces have returned to positions held at the outbreak of combat now occupied by their troops. Heavy rains swollen the Blie River east of Saarbruecken disrupted transport and bridges, aiding French defensive lines. They warn German morale could be tested by an allied naval blockade radio propaganda and air pamphlets.
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Snowdon Summit Views In Fine Weather Listed
In good weather 32 lakes and 36 mountains are visible from the summit of Snowdon England's highest peak.
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North Carolina and Carolinas Weather Forecast Update
Weather notes for the southeast region. North Carolina shows fair, cooler conditions along coasts and mountains with partly cloudy skies tonight. South Carolina and Virginia expect cooler nights with increasing clouds and possible rain in the northwest. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and from Hatters to Jacksonville shift from moderate to light, with fair weather tonight and Tuesday.
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Allied Shipping Losses Reported in 1917 Skirmish
During morning operations enemy planes scouted under low clouds and drew sporadic fire. At 12 30 p m three bombers attacked from mist dropping bombs before retreating. Seaplanes and Royal Air Force fighters later engaged, with the leading escort vessel opening fire and bombs dropped as pursuers closed in.
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Germans Rally Home Front Spirit Amid War Talk
The article recalls Nazi leaders promising Germany will not capitulate and the home front resilience. It notes strategic secrecy in army plans at the Western front and Goebbels urging sympathy abroad while accusing Britain of sinking Athenia to draw America in.
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Vote on Neutrality Sought by Friday
Senator Tobey proposes an amendment to bar use of American markings that make a foreign ship appear American as the push to vote on neutrality grows clearer by Friday.
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