Modern war game duels at Fort Knox in bluegrass Kentucky
About 300 officers from regular army national guard and organized reserves stage a theoretical exercise near Fort Knox called an exercise of the Blue army against a mythical Black invasion. The plan uses modern communications and transport, including teletype, radio, wires, high speed trucks, and mechanized units, with civilian evacuation and counter espionage drills. Regular army umpires judge if the Blue force defeats the Black invaders in two 66 hour phases from September 18 to 23.
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Fort Knox
National Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio River
Great Lakes
United States
Bugh A. Drum
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virna
Diinois
Midhlin
Second Army
Bluegrass
CPXY
Iron Horse
Seventh Cavalry Brigade
John Hunt Morgan
Drum
CPL
Feith, Shah and Cavalry Corps
GHQ
Hancock
Long Street
Jackson
Hordes Rush to New Goldfields Big Prices Are Paid for Claims
In Edmonton Alberta during the early gold rush boom hundreds chase new Northwest goldfields. About 2000 claims spanning 55 miles have been staked with buyers paying 30000 to 506000 for stakes. New boom towns GoldSeids Sesketchew Yellowknife and Gordon Seake emerge as three properties near production will boost wealth. Air freight and river transport drive supplies as exploration continues and fields attract investors.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Northwest
Canada
United States
Lake Athabasca
Sesketchew
North Witches
Yellowknife
Gorden Seke
Zerief Exploration
Elso
Meckenzie
Gil Fields
St McMurray
Wil
History May Be Read in Collection of Firearms
IOWA FALLS IA contradicts details. a 26 year Iowa Falls fire official hosts a display of muskets, muzzleloaders and Civil War era weapons. The collection spans Revolutionary to Spanish American War devices and includes duplicates once shown at the Metrogoliten theater contact.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
United States
Mart Kickles
Rickies
Pesteie Aga MeKin- Te Sissy
Metrogoliten
Wireless Phone Carries Voices Through Walls
A British lab perfects a wall listening and speaking device using card housings and a box that lets the deaf hear others without plugs. Concealed mics auto adjust as actors move, enabling gallery patrons to hear front stalls. Home use expands with a good mic and earpiece for normal conversation and guidance for miners needing wall communication with rescuers through rock.
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Alt Reid
West End
Cen Keane Burgier Renseckine
Seeding Eye Miss Hazel Flurst Denied England Access
The 22 year old blind woman from Oneonta New York, nicknamed Seedling Eye, had her seeing eye dog refused entry into England and returned to New York. She said she bore responsibility for the incident and received courteous treatment in London. She spent six months in quarantine and noted the agriculture minister regretted the permit denial.
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Hazel Flurst
Oneonta
N. Y
England
New York
London
Census Finds Industry Gains in 1937 Vehicle Output
Washington reports that the census bureau notes rising employment and higher values in the carriage, wagon, sleigh, and wheelbarrow trades. Manufacturers increased manpower in 1987 with product value up in 1937, reflecting shifting economic activity.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
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Newspaper Union
Elmo Scott Watson
Daniel Hoone
Simon Kenton
OD. Boone
America
Donghbous
Sam Odo
Drommone
Alberta and North West Chamber of Mines
Hugh A. Drum
Brotherlands
Sydney
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