Christmas Night Move at Fort Sumter Marked Civil War Start
On Christmas 1860 Major Robert Anderson moved his small garrison from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter in Charleston harbor. Authorities warned of possible secessionist action as South Carolina had just left the Union. The transfer involved destroying ammunition and equipment, leaving only heavy shot, and set the stage for the April 1861 attack that began the Civil War.
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War, oil, and treasure a board in Bris bane weekly
A brisk survey links global tensions and greed from China to Italy and Ethiopia. It notes Japanese divisions near the Great Wall and threats to the Philippines, oil's wartime dominance, piracy quests in Florida, Wall Street treasure hunts, and a 1.5 million cut diamond. It mentions a youth sentenced to the electric chair and warns of a potential white massacre amid sanctions. It closes with British bishops denouncing Nazi persecution and urging influence.
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Warriors Attack Cameraman in Harrar Over Photo Ban
Paramount News cameraman Edward Genock was assaulted in Harrar Ethiopia by warriors who feared photography would steal their souls. Chief Arrisis intervened to stop the attack as Genock filmed the arrival of Arrisis and followers. Ras Fitouraral Bande said the attackers are a fierce tribe with superstition about cameras.
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Prehistoric Ax Unearthed in England Puzzle for Researchers
A 14-pound stone hand ax over 15 inches long was found in England. Its use by Stone Age people remains a puzzle for modern researchers.
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