Conference sparks riot then yields mixed small business recommendations
A Washington gathering of about a thousand small business men erupted into riots and disorder over chairmanship and log rolling, yet a set of recommendations surfaced. One urged establishing a government loan mechanism for small businesses, while others called for scrapping wage and hour regulations.
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Twelve Men Who Went With Jesus
A church lesson outlines Jesus calling twelve apostles, noting the need for Christian workers, the diverse gifts among the chosen, and the personal preparation required. It emphasizes fellowship with Christ, overcoming opposition, and the strong role of companionship in service.
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War era tankers join oil firms in armed peace plan
The United States and Standard Oil of New Jersey sign a 12 tanker contract with the maritime commission to build high speed cargo vessels that could be armed for war. The ships, costing about 37.6 million dollars, would feature 16 1/2 knot speed, 525 foot length, 150000 barrel capacity, and 12800 horsepower, with the government covering part of the cost and equipment.
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Three Main Factors Linked to Child Marriages
Chicago reports that climate, delinquency, and disposition drive teen marriages. A 60 to 75 degree climate yields 17.7 percent, 35 to 45 degrees 7.5 percent, with warm areas accelerating maturity. Native-born women show 13.3 percent younger weddings versus 6.3 for foreign ancestry.
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Onions and Garlic Deemed Disease Aids
Albany health commissioner Dr Daniel V O Leary says onions and garlic help fight infectious diseases due to germ killing chemicals. The isolations were by Dr Richard E Vollrath and Dr Carl C Lindgren of USC.
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Horseshoe of 1847 Found in Oak Tree
A horsehoe dated to 1847 was found embedded in the heart of an ancient oak on the Del Monte golf course. Residents recall Monterey being the Spanish California capital and say the shoe was likely tossed by a horse long ago, with the tree growing around the limb.
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Birthday of Johnny Roventini Leads to Major Cigarette Contract
Johnny Roventini, at 43 inches, marked his 27th birthday with many gifts including a life contract to appear on air for a large cigarette company. The deal funds his support of his family and follows his rise from page boy to on air helper, with on air work now centralized to microphone duties.
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Paul Revere Ride Distance Paradox Revealed
Distances from Lexington Massachusetts show Paul Revere rode about 12.86 miles while William Dawes covered about 16.88 miles on the same historic midnight ride using contemporary road maps.
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