Reds Plot to Disrupt Russia’s War Effort Warns U.S. General
Brig. Gen. D. B. Nolan testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee that Moscow ordered radicals worldwide to demoralize armies and attack officers. He cited Bolshevik plans to back armed uprisings and to target Europe and the United States, while noting efforts to counter anti officer propaganda in American troops. He outlined three Bolshevik front lines: in the Baltic region with 30,000 troops, in the center against Poland with 166,000, and a northern front toward Finland and the Baltic provinces with additional forces.
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Blood Cells Reveal Life Story of a Baby, Says Scientist
In San Francisco on February 4, reports claim Virginia Vittori, a Sapanoid infant, embodies a new theory by Dr. Albert Abrams who says blood corpuscles contain a person’s nationality age parentage sex disease susceptibility and probable lifespan. The court allegedly accepted the proof of Vittori's paternity, establishing a precedent for personal identity in legal cases and suggesting blood tests can reveal life data and even predict death.
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Man as an Electric Machine Says Dr. Abrams
A physician scientist claims humans are electric machines and that he can pre determine a child's sex before birth and estimate time of death. He asserts abilities to alter sex, diagnose diseases from blood drops, and reveal age, nationality, and health by telephonic contact. He also describes measuring emotions and transferring thoughts to another’s body.
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Oscillophore tests claim to reveal ancestry and love links
The article describes experiments by Dr. Abramata using an oscillophore to measure blood vibration rates. It claims blood vibrations identify ancestry and determine compatibility between two people, suggesting matches reflect identical vibration rates and even that love and marriage outcomes could be foreseen.
Poindexter Radio Bill Is Held Over
Washington on February 24 Senator Poindexter said the government control of radio operations bill will be deferred until the next session. Hearings on the measure will be held before the Senate Naval Committee at that time.
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Senate seeks new Bureau of Aeronautics in naval bill
The Senate Naval Committee approved an amended naval appropriations bill boosting aviation funding, creating a Bureau of Aeronautics under the Navy. The measure raises aviation funds to 14.7 million, adds two aircraft carriers at 15 million, and expands naval personnel to 120000 while detailing spending on Alameda base San Diego air stations and Guam bases.
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Professor to Speak on Testing in Public Schools
Clifford Woody, professor of education at the university, will discuss "The Use of Mental and Intelligence Educational Tests in Public School Work" before a meeting of grade school principals Thursday night at Meeves' cafeteria.
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Goal Set by U. of W. for Relief Drive
Five thousand dollars is the goal set by the University of Washington in its relief campaign for Eastern European university students, entering its second day Thursday and ending Friday. Inspector George M. Perdue, chief of the Victoria B C detective force, visited Seattle on his way home from California and was entertained by Detective Captain Charles Tennant.
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Mother of four pastors dies in England
London report says Mrs. Anne Joseph, aged 85, has died. She was the mother of four Congregational ministers, Neva W Joseph, Viliaas Joseph, D D Joseph, and T F Joseph, highlighting a family of clerical lineage.
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