Inventor Aids Air Transport With Ancient Near East Find
A 3,600 mile Breasted led expedition from the University of Chicago’s Oriental Institute reveals a reconstruction of ancient Near Eastern cities and royal complexes. Dr Breasted described rediscovered capitals, temples, and palaces dating up to 44 centuries ago as part of twelve archaeological expeditions.
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Marked cent piece ends 20 year journey with theft
Bakersfield California reports a marked cent piece tied to a 1932 birth in Spokane, Washington. Lee Bryan, a grocery clerk, filed the coin with other keepsakes in the G A Blodgett safe. Burglars opened the strong box six months later and took the coins. The bakery owner later traced the coin through a marked matrix and a ledger stamp.
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Harvard Professor Produces Hot Ice Under High Pressure
Cambridge scientist Professor Bridgman uses extreme pressures to create hot ice that melts near four degrees below zero. The process involves thousands of pounds of pressure and risks, with safety measures like steel containment and protective shielding cited amid failures and dangers.
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Was His Cow Recovered By Whistle Claim
A garbled account describes a dispute over ownership of a cow. A party alleged a boy led a black person to claim the animal, then took the cow to a distant pasture. The text implies a sale or transfer and eventual possession by the claimant.
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Zuider Zee Reclaims Land As Inland Lake Replacing Ferry Tides
The Zuider Zee is closed off and becomes an inland lake named IJsselmeer after dike completion. Reclamation will reclaim about 6,000 acres of water, transforming fishing towns like Volendam and Marken and ending the old Zuider Zee fishing industry. The Aalver Zee outer basin spans about 80 miles in length with width near 2 miles.
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President's aide named to Hoover naval staff
Captain Walter Newhall Vernon U S N has been appointed to succeed Captain Chsellruin as naval aide to President Hoover. Vernon serves with the W S Nordhampton and assumes the post as aide to the president on naval matters.
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Aix Pilot Bravely Strives Across Salt Lake Route
A fragmented report notes a rider named Me who mounted a horse to complete a difficult 50 mile journey aiding mail delivery. The effort involved a long and rugged path through Butler and Elsinore areas, with a bound for a resilient crossing of river valleys and mountain passes.
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Class Numerals Middlevore Sliced Bearing the Lulttire BFL Ty
A sewer gang in the city unearthed a device bearing the numerals 1826 and the label BFL Ty. The fragmentary text hints at a dated item or marker found during public works. No injuries reported.
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Expert Thinks Ancient Papyri May Alter Bible
American collector Chear ter Deutty guards papyri in a glass frame. He argues the collection could be two centuries older than similar finds and may yield minor biblical variations but likely not prompt major revisions. Sir Frederick Kenyon and scholars weigh the potential impact.
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Hospital Uses Sun Tan to Mark Newborn Babies
A Kansas City General Hospital uses a sun tan device to stamp a unique number on each baby’s forehead, aiming to ensure correct mother and prevent mix ups. The method follows earlier cases and is applied after delivery, before the mother leaves the delivery room, with the marking visible for identification.
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Texas Cave Opened for Tourists Soon in 19th Century notice
A local report notes a cave in Texas will be opened to tourists after inspections. Officials describe the underground passages as extensive, with long corridors and sizable chambers. Details mention cave width and overall dimensions as part of the public opening plan.
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Lad in Chains at Sh. Chilewille Ohio
Fragmented OCR reads of a local item describing a lad in chains and a parade of figures, with garbled names and places. The readable bits point to Sh. Chilewille Ohio and a date around 16, mentioning movements of work and a parade or event.
Women Leaders in the Convention Shape Policy Debates
In Chicago at a Democratic convention, prominent women leaders including S. White, executive of the council, influence discussions on party platforms and future strategy amid combined efforts from diverse delegates and organizers.
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