Cox Calls League of Nations Destruction Worst Crime
On his 85th birthday James M. Cox asserts the destruction of the League of Nations as history’s worst crime against civilization. He links the demise to partisan politics and criticizes the Yalta papers while defending wartime allies and the need for global unity.
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Strange New Creature Joins World's Oddities
A three foot long balanoglossus is added to the Smithsonian’s oddities collection found at Grand Isle Louisiana by Dr. Harry J. Bennett. The worm like sea creature stirs as a link between worm and starfish groups and is prized as one of the largest intact specimens.
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Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Government Museum
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Harry J. Bennett
Louisiana State University
Bond Sales Drop Below 1954 Figures in Ohio
Ohio February sales of Series E and H Savings Bonds were slightly below 1954 levels but up 37 percent from February 1953. Butler County sold $348 464 in E and H Bonds, vs $501 176 last year. National monthly sales reached $464 866 000, 10 percent above a year ago.
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Joseph H. Warndorf
Butler
Treasury
Washington
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