Women Cheat More Than Men In Honest Test
A New York psychologist tested 50 participants and 25 women with ten questions. six wrong at the foot, yet many copied the printed answers. Men cheated less, with 183 slips versus 62 by women. women admitted peeking, while men largely remained honest.
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Eve
Paul Revere
Paul Mevere
Galileo
Tasmania
Adam Bede
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Saskatich
Alaska
Shakespeare
Omar
Khayyam
Moll Flanders
Daniel Defoe
Moll
Julius Caeser
Britain
B. C
Brew
Costa Rica
Bowery derelict profile highlights 40 plus native American status
New York welfare council profiles a Bowery derelict native born man, age forty or more, unmarried and unemployed. The survey of 14,198 homeless along Bowery streets and city lodging houses on April 4, 1980 shows 11,000+ unemployed with many unskilled laborers, and only a small share professional men. Demographics indicate 56.2 percent native born, most in their forties, with origins from Europe and the British Isles.
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New York
Bowery
Welfare Council of
New York City
Bucky-Eno
Meriels
Europe
British Isles
Beee Sitty
Census Census Total of United States Population Declines and Gains
The final 1930 census places continental U S population at 122 775 046, up 16 1 percent from 1920, with outlying possessions and military abroad bringing total to 124 926 069. California and New York led gains, while several states show increases, declines, and regional shifts across the nation.
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California
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Michigan
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Ise
Oees
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Virginia
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Erererese
Utah
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Nevade
Sveesseess
Pacific
Eeowe
Eee
Hawaii
American Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Virgin
Lightning Strikes Two Buildings at Pinehurst
Lightning struck the Pinehurst Gun Club twice in the season, first igniting a shed with about 500 dollars in traps burned and now the bolt hit the clubhouse end near the shed as the season opening approached in late October.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Secret helicopter lifts guns to the Italian Alps
A Paris reported Italian test describes a helicopter like a Cierva autogiro capable of vertical takeoff and stationary hover. It can fly backward and reach mountain heights to direct long range bombardment, with authorities noting a possible $100000 contribution to its development.
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Italian Alps
Paris
Cierva Autogiro
Alps
Italy
Jealous Husband Hides Wife Clothes in Divorce Suit
Mrs Gertrude Lockhart files divorce papers in Trenton accusing her husband of hiding her clothes so she could not go out during his night shifts and forcing her to sit at the foot of his bed while he slept.
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Trenton
N. J
Gertrude Lockhart
Parrot in Brannon Home Sings Hymns Swears More
In Pomeroy Ohio a parrot owned by Miss Sarah Brannon repeats the Lord's Prayer and sings hymns. A neighbor once walked in singing off key, prompting Polly to scold with Hold on there Newt you ve lost the tune. Brannon notes the bird swears more than it prays or sings.
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Ohio
Pomeroy
Sarah Brannon
Brannon
Polly
Newt
Miss Brannon
Champion Husker Fred Stanek Wins National Dorn Husking Title
Fred Stanek of Webster County Iowa captures the National Dorn husking championship at the seventh Norton Kansas contest. He also claimed top honors in three other shucking events in 1924 1926 and 1927.
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Fred Stanek
Webster County
Iowa
Norton
Kaw
Stanek
Ledge Catches Auto Saves Six From Death
Newburgh New York six people escaped serious harm when their car plunged 100 feet from the Storm King highway and landed upright on an 80 foot ledge above a mud river 70 feet below. The vehicle wedged and several occupants were severely injured.
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Newburgh
N. Y
White Whiskers Saves Man From Jail Term
An old man with white whiskers and a youth pleaded guilty to intoxication charges in Schenectady New York. The elder received suspended sentence on condition to leave town. The youth pled similarly but was not released as he lacked the white whiskers the judge cited.
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Schenectady
Fryer
Plane under Balbo supervision sets secret altitude record
The flight work operates under Air Minister Gen. Italo Balbo and Major Mellini. Officials claim the plane has an altitude record for its type but figures are not released. The craft reportedly lifts 80 pounds per unit horsepower in a vertical line and more secret feats are planned.
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Italo Balbo
Mellini
Air Corps
Donkey Skin Diploma Planned for Writer
A new humorous literary prize offers a ridiculous diploma on donkey skin to the author of the greatest number of silly articles for French readers. Rouge cot Noir magazine organises the contest and promises substantial prizes for identifying absurd pieces.
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Paris
Rouge Cot Noir
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