Story of a Modern Moon Goddess on a Cruise
Ashtoreth a stenographer sails with Jack Smythe who resembles the Prince of Wales and seeks to test his charm on a moonlit cruiser. She debates notions of goodness while longing for genuine connection, then plans to resist his kiss until Mona Deset erupts with a shocking secret about Smythe.
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Jack Smythe
Prince of Wales
Shtoreth
West Indies
Mona Desset
Smythe
Ashtoreth
Mona
Indies
Sadie
St. Thomas
Monty
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Mr. Hart
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Morning paper sickens Hathaway household finds Jefferson girl dead
Sandy Ross returns with a shoebox of $5,000 in cash as Crystal and friends react to confirmation that the Jefferson girl is dead. Beardsley reports the body found near Marlboro Country Club while Tony fears for Crystal and Sandy plans to notify police as detectives arrive at the Hathaway home.
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Hathaway
Tony
Sandy
Reeves
Bob Hathaway
Faith
Beulah
Bob
Crystal
Dsley
Alan Beardsley
Cherry
Jefferson Girl
Alan
Beardsley
Jefferson
Marlboro Country Club
Traced by Tongue From Sephardic Dialects in New York
New York linguists study Sephardic Jewish speech patterns among East Side residents. Max A. Luria reports to AAAS that Spanish dialects among Sephardim retain medieval forms, reflect Turkish influences, and reveal ancestral towns by shifts in pronunciation and word meanings.
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Science Service
New York
East Side
New Jerusalem
Max A. Luria
College of the City of
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Europe
Near East
Plea Is Voiced for Geography Teaching
Dr. Nels A. Bengtson urged geography be strengthened in schools at the AAAS meeting in New York. He warned geography is being squeezed out by general science courses as educators note students gain incidental geographic knowledge, citing a test of 900 high schoolers on American history with only 21,869 correct of 60,580 responses.
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Science Service
New
York
Nels A. Bengtson
University of Nebraska
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bengtson
Backward Writing of Near East Explained
Prof. N Reich of Dropsie College explains at a science meeting that ancient Egyptian art favored rightward depiction, influencing backward writing in Jews and Arabs. He notes left-to-right scripts arose only after Indo European alphabets, changing the conventions widely used.
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Y Science Service
New York
Egypt
N. Reich
Dropsie College
Philadelphia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Reich
Supreme Court upholds Lake Bluff apartment cap
The Illinois supreme court affirmed a Lake Bluff ordinance forbidding apartment houses with more than fourteen families per acre in the North Shore district. The ruling preserves the limit on multi family density in the suburb.
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Chicago
Lake Bluff
North Shore
Supreme Court
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