Mystery House Of Chief God Of Plate Indians Found
In the Black Mountains along the Colorado river, a mythic site linked to Mataviilya, creator figure in Indian lore, was located by Dr. John P. Harrington of the Smithsonian. Only the doorposts remain visible, standing as sentinels beside the river.
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Washington
Matevillya
Driscat
Bisch Mountains
Smitheoian Institution
Colorado River
Matavilly
Sky
Earth
Sife
Mataviilya
Black Mountains
John P. Harrington
Smithsonian
Bureau of American Ethnology
Hving
Harrington
Widow Overcomes Housing Shortage With Stone House
Mrs. Lee M. Cooper a 62 year old widow in Rockcastle County Kentucky built a 14 room stone home along the Rockcastle River between Somerset and London. She hauled about 200 wagon loads of field stones dug much of the basement and did the rest with hired help for walls roof and finishing. Total cash outlay was about $2000 with observers valuing the house at several times that amount.
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Mt. Vernon, Ky
Lee M. Cooper
Billows
Rockcastle County
Rockcastle
Somerset
London
Australian Helps With Affairs of Kingdom
Australian artist Donald Friend, 22, will return to Iierra Kingdom in Nigeria to resume his prewar role as adviser to King Alowolodu II. He will be joined by Edgar Kaufman of the New York Museum of Modern Art, staying about a year after Kaufman’s work ends.
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Sydney
Australia
Donald Friend
Iierra
Nigeria
West Africa
Alowolodu II
Friend
New Guinea
Borneo
Ikerre
Edgar Kaufman
New York Museum of Modern Art
Alowolodu
Kaufman
Britain
Pellets Have Uninterrupted Flight To Targets
New York report describes a wartime developed high speed photography based shotgun shell. It removes the cardboard wad and uses a wafer thin waterproofed paper that breaks into segments after firing, allowing pellets an uninterrupted flight to the target.
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New York
Broadcasting Units Must Leave Moscow as Sovi New York
AP report notes confusion over broadcasting operations with Richard C. Hotile associated with Soviet and New York media tensions. Broadcast units face departure pressures as diplomatic and newsroom lines blur.
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Moscow
Sovi
New York
Richard C. Hotile
Soviet ruling bars Mayer from broadcasting in Moscow
A Soviet government ruling declares that United States and other foreign correspondents, including Mayer, would not be allowed to broadcast from Moscow on a designated free day, signaling tighter restrictions on foreign media coverage.
New Claims Made on Responsibility Fund From Accidents
Meritobas Safety Responsibling law now 13 months old funded by a $1 levy on motorists will be cut to 5 cents per dollar on December. Attorney General J G McLenaghen said the fund covered traffic claims where victims could not collect. No claims had been filed to date. Rise in insured motorists from 27 percent to about 51 percent reduced outstanding-claim deterrent factors.
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G. McLenaghen
McLenaghen
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