Treasury Probers Expands Inquiry On Whiskey Withdrawals
June hearing in which Alien Property Custodian Miller testifies that he was present at a conversation about whiskey withdrawal permits. Secretary Mellen denies charges and says investigations target the Treasury and German ownership links to a Swiss company case involving 408 000 and the American Metal C Company. Senator Wheeler presses for full facts and required proof before approving property returns.
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Camping fashion shifts as Yellowstone invites global guests
A NEA feature notes a bloom of outdoorswear changing with the westward trend. Breeches and hats replace skirts for both genders as Yellowstone National Park marks its birthday and invites visitors to a fashion aware outdoor celebration beginning June 20.
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Moonlit Plan for City Lighting Sparks Debate
A proposed city lighting scheme would raise 28ft towers and extensive wiring to illuminate Len dep streets. Supporters tout city improvement and reduced night crime while opponents warn of waste and sky glare increasing nightly costs beyond current lighting.
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Chinese student views on American life and education
Walter Bett 1998 graduate in pharmacy writes about his sister Mary Belt and the Chinese interest in American society. He notes differences between Americans and Chinamen and contrasts local schools with those in China, citing 66 students in the United States.
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Court Rules Pedestrian Rights in the Road
The Third District Court of Appeal in Macramenic California held pedestrians may use any public road. The ruling rejects liability against drivers for casual injuries to walkers under old English common law principles. The decision centers on a case where a man was hit while walking on the road.
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