Quake Survivor Bryan Carlock Describes 1993 Long Beach Horror
Bryan Carlock of Bloomington recounts surviving the March 10 1993 Long Beach California earthquake. Clocks stopped at 5 59 pm and a brick apartment building rocked as debris rained down. He and his sister Chester Linton aided by a line of escapes, a neighbor died, and martial law and relief tents followed for the battered family and others.
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Ello
Bryan Carlock
Bloomington
Bryan
Long Beach
Calif
Lieut
Chester Linton
Sis
Bryan Holtpulang
Sally Bryan
Chester
Broadway and
Linden
Usutenant
Home
City Mall Park
Lennox
Los Angeles
Turkey
France
College Graduates Divorce Rates and Head Hunting Persist
The report notes divorce rates among college alumni are lower than the national average, with 9 divorces per 1,000 marriages for 48,000 graduates from 1928 to 1935. It observes more divorces among college women. Separate section highlights continued head hunting among the Jivaro of South America and isolated cases in the Philippines and Borneo despite government pressure.
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Office of Education
South America
Philippine Islands
Borneo
Pulse Clock and Galileo Discovery Summary
An OCR fragment discusses pulse as a timekeeping role for Galileo and mentions pendulums and basic discoveries. It references testing a watch indicating pulse and relates to early pendulum principles, noting limitations in the historical context.
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Cinderella's slippers ear pant wormed det or bel oester heen.
Lawrence Tibbetts Rise From California Badlands to Fame
A breezy profile traces Lawrence Tibbetts from a deputy sheriff’s son in Bakersfield where a bandit killed his uncle to America’s opera and film stages. It notes his mis-spellings, late fatherly buckshot tale, and odd habits like walking on hands to ease headaches. The piece also touches on his sister Betty Lee Tibbetts, studies with Frank LaForge, and a quirky note about a name change from Tibbet to Tibbet.
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York
Lawrente ‘Tibbett
Tibbetts
California
Jim McKinney
Bakersfeld
McKinney
Billy the Kid
Tibbett
Bert
Bakerfeld
Betty Lee Tibbett
Joseph Dupuy
Los Angeles
Frank LaForge
New York
Scotti
Tibbet
Mr. Tibbett
Metropolitan Vast
Alfred
Household Tips From The Living Room And Kitchen
Household questions cover couch cushion balance cleaning cement ornaments and bird baths. Egg whites whip faster at room temperature. Use minimal soap on gilt china. Tender meat by oil marination before cooking. Subtlety in paint prevents conspicuous door fittings in kitchens.
Weak in Prejudice To Be Prejudiced Is Always to Be Weak
A compact quotation attributed to Samuel Johnson asserts that prejudice reveals weakness rather than strength. The line emphasizes moral clarity, cautioning against biased judgments and the harm they inflict on character.
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Samuel Johnson
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Kansas City Toys
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Fiorello H. la Guardia
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Grover Whalen
King Victor Emmanuel
Mussolini
Mahatma Ghanef
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie McCarthy
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Marshal Goering
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New York Yankees
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Elgin Observatory
New York World's Lair
Libby Flew
Indiana University
Treva Berry
Pardue Rosemary Fest
University At Llbals
Edith Prior Leahy
Iowa
Sally Douglas
Northwestern
Galileo
Huthe
Sally Rand
Who’s News
By Lemuel F. Parton
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McKintey
House of Windsor
Lawrence Tibbett
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Jardine
Cain
Renance
Hollywood
Death Valley
Napoleon
Mr. Jardine
America
Pibior
Hen Atod
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Tie Naish
Edsard
Semple Rene
Rae
Fephy
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Erro
ROYAL
Theophratus
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