Cedars of Lebanon Planted in Arlington Grounds
From the American University of Beirut a gift of 18 living Lebanon cedars from the Phoenician coast was unloaded in the United States and planted at Arlington National Cemetery under the President’s direction. The piece details the cedars historic symbolism, growth, and durability, with notes on Lebanon geography and the university’s insignia.
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Washington
American University of
Beyrouth
Syria
United States
Lebanon
Mediterranean
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Hiram of
Tyre
Jerusalem
Solomon's Temple
National Geographic Society
Queen Victoria
Hadrian
Republic
Tripoli
Lebanese Republic
Holy Land
France
American University of Beyrouth
Group of Cedars
Near East
George E Post
Hand Loom 109 Years Old Showcases 1824 Walnut Craft
A hand-made loom dating back 109 years, crafted by John Powell with ax and drawknife from virgin Missouri walnut in 1824, was seen in use here recently as a link to early frontier craftsmanship.
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Macon
John Powell
Missouri
Glamour of famed street is dimmed in Paris
Paris faces economic upheaval as Rue de la Paix loses its glitter. Worth, the historic dressmaker, notes foreign demand falls with a weaker dollar and higher taxes. Production costs rise, hurting workers in the luxury trade while officials consider stabilizing customs duties to restore the avenue’s splendor.
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Paris
Rue de la Paix
Panama Route May Use Old Gold Road
A survey on the inter-American highway suggests building a Panama City to Colon route via Juan Diaz and Maddenham to France field using parts of the historic Gold Road. Estimates for all weather road costs range from about 2.1 million to nearly 19.4 million dollars, with several western Panama links proposed to boost economic activity.
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Panama
Washington
House Committee On Roads
Panama City
Colon
Juan Diaz
Maddenham
France Field
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
David
Chiriqui
Bocas del Toro
Puerto Bello
Potentia
Republic
Wanama City
Painting as Ancient Egyptian Beauty Custom
Archeologists report that modern cosmetic facial painting is an old Egyptian custom. Jars of cosmetics and assorted powders found in Ur of the Chaldees by G Leonard Woolley suggest women 4 000 years ago used pigmentary adornment, challenging contemporary views of makeup origins.
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London
G. Leonard Woolley
College Adds Prison Work Courses in Springfield
Springfield College introduces courses on prison work probation and parole, claimed to be the only college nationwide offering them. The program aims to prepare students for careers in corrections and criminal justice.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield College
World smiles back when you greet it with cheer
A Bell Syndicate column urges readers to choose a cheerful outlook. It argues that a smiling, positive attitude reflects and shapes the world around them, smoothing life’s creases and guiding others toward happiness. The piece notes reactions in family settings and stresses personal responsibility for the tone of life.
Motorists Get Break in Auto License Fees This Year
A Path finder Magazine survey finds nearly half of 48 states cut auto license tag charges. One western state slashed average from 22 to 5 dollars, while others reduced 10 to 50 percent and two states lowered fees for cars two years old or more. Revenue shortfalls will be offset by higher gasoline taxes and usage.
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Pathfinder Magazine
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N.Y
Hiscox Chemical Works
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Pree Books
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Okta
Lehman
Carl D. Johnston
Manchester
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Morquite Lotion, Inc
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Kansas
Firestone
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Lawrence Tibbett
Richard Crooks
Harvey Firestone, Jr
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Neiman Motors
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