High Quotations On Wampum Now
New York December 13 coin collecting boom drives wampum to $100 for ten inch strands. Stack brothers and a vast market push values, with rare coins like the decadrachm Athens valued up to $50,000. War and refugees spur interest, while caution on cleaning preserves value. experts cite ancient Greek and San Francisco minted coins as examples of scarcity and price.
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New York
John Smith
Stack Brothers
Joseph B
Morton
Ndfather
San Francisco
Joseph Stack
Joseph
Aexina
B.C
Athens
British
Berlin
DuPont
Jerome Kern
G Cooper
Farouk
Egypt
Victor Emmanuel
Emmanuel
Hentech and
Berton
California
American recovery ship returns with 8 dead ashes of 140 airmen
A recovery effort in China reports eight deaths aboard a shipment bound for the United States. The cargo includes the ashes of 140 cremated American airmen and prisoners of war. About 870 Americans remain to be reclaimed in the effort.
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China
United States
Would Cut Schools Stigler Hints on Indian Education Plan
Washington report outlines Rep. Stigler D Oklahoma calling for gradual abolition of the Indian Office and tribal schools. He favors keeping Indian high schools colleges and hospitals while proposing a single national Indian high school and university, possibly in Oklahoma, to gain national prominence.
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Washington
Stigler
D-Okla
Knaian Sro
Stigier
Indian Office
Oklahoma
Stigler backs federal supervision for Indian programs
Stigler proposed placing the university under the U S education department and funding it through Congress as a federal institution when the Indian agency closes. Indian hospitals would stay under Public Health Service with federal funds. He warned that he might move to abolish the bureau and said tribes should have a voice in any phase of cutting services to Indians.
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Intan
Stigler
U.S. Department of Education
Congress
Public Health Service
Indian Office
Bureau
Driver Harris Fined For Excessive Speed In City Pace
Howard H Harris of 1904 New Hampshire Street was fined five dollars by Police Judge C J Lane this morning for driving at an excessive speed.
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Howard H. Harris
New Hampshire Street
C. J. Lane
New Drug Trials Tackle Rocky Mountain Fever in Delaware
Four Delaware hospital researchers report dramatic results from a nine month trial of para-aminobenzoic acid or PABA. The drug, part of the vitamin B complex, was tested in Wilmington area hospitals to address the high Rocky Mountain fever incidence. Dr. Lewis B. Flinn led the medical research directorate overseeing the study.
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Delaware Hospital
Army
Lewis B. Flinn
Wilmington
Marriage License Issued by Probate Judge Gray
Taylor and Ayera both of Eedora were issued a marriage license yesterday in the office of Probate Judge Frank R. Gray.
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Ayer
Taylor
Eedora
Frank RB. Gray
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