Blind Soldier Sings to Support Family After War Losses
Sergeant Major L C McMahon, a Canadian Army Medical Corps veteran blinded by mustard gas at St Quienten, travels the country with his wife, singing war songs to earn $25 monthly. Once a top welterweight contender, he fought Jack Britton and trained Billy Conley, now highlighting his postwar struggle and efforts to sustain his wife and two children.
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St. Quienten
France
L. C. McMahon
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Mr. McMahon
United States
Jack Britton
Britton
Madison Square Garden
New York
McMahon
Billy Conley
Young Stribling
Columbus
Ohio
Francis Journee
Sergeant McMahon
Barney Oakland
Fortunes Locked Away in UT Old Vault
University of Texas treasure tale describes a $75,000 coin collection gathered by S M Swenson and donated before his death. The vault beside the anthropology display holds medals and antiquities from Babylonia to Greece, Egypt and others, sealed behind rusted plungers. The combination was carved into a professor’s desk bottom, later lost along campus desk replacements. Experts say only cutting the vault wall with an acetylene torch could access the hoard, but no repository exists to house it.
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International News
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
S. M. Swenson
Texas
Ates
Babylonia
Greece
Egypt
Swenson
Texas State Mus
Government experiments on reindeer meat by railroad
Government rail authority conducts experiments on reindeer meat described as veal while noting it retains original quality after cooking. The fragmentary report mentions the product and method but lacks complete details.