Ad שלהventures In The Blue Beast Book Tells Grand European Tour
Jeannie Morris and her husband Johnny Morris charted a yearlong journey with four children in a camper named The Blue Beast across Europe and Russia. They chronicled the trip in Adventures In The Blue Beast with Rand McNally. The family faced warnings from the US Embassy and frayed nerves at the RussianFinnish border while collecting memories and cultural lessons along the way.
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Police Case Reports From Lawton Include Complaints And Robberies
Lawton Police log lists names and addresses of complainants and incidents. Items include thefts from residences and businesses, vehicle thefts, damaged property, forged checks, bicycle theft, and vandalism across local streets and Fort Sill locations, with multiple Fort Sill personnel and area residents named. The narrative section also recounts travel memories of the Morris family and their Y country experiences including Krakow lodging and a long drive in a battered car called the Blue Beast.
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Michael Grant
Bell
John T. Wiltshire
N. 14Th
Thomes Smith
Michael Dutton
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Harry Dairymoore
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Bath Field Artillery
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Canal saves time on naval voyage between Norfolk and San Diego
A naval vessel travels the 4,800 mile route via the Panama Canal in 10 days between the U S Atlantic Fleet base at Norfolk Virginia and the Pacific Fleet base at San Diego California. The Cape Horn route covers 12,600 miles and takes 24 days.
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South America
Deaths by own action and homicide peak in the 1930s mood
The Census Bureau’s Historical Statistics of the United States shows that Between 1900 and 1970 death by own action and homicide rates reached their highest points during the low mood years of the 1930s.
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