Pyramids in Reality Noah's Ark Declared by Scientist
Los Angeles June 16 Dr EB Getzinger Egyptologist claims Noahs Ark is the Cheops pyramid in Egypt, built over 30 000 years ago. He argues the pyramids lie underwater with salt crusts and that ancient builders used telepathy and gravity to move stones. He ties three chambers in the pyramid to Noahs sons Shem Ham and Japhet, linking them to stages of life and knowledge.
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Informal Dance at Tech Tonight Sparks Student Committee
At the Tech assembly period this morning the entertainment committee was formed with Prof. Condie Mrs. Dayton Miss Hayden for faculty and Mr. Patterson Mr. Sturgill Miss Graham and Miss Fincher for the student body. The committee met this afternoon to plan the dance and future programs. Director Lewis announced upcoming student body officer elections for early next week. Prof FE Leonard head of the pharmacy department spoke about growth and prospects of the program noting its unique status in the state.
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New Yorker Driver’s Nap Triggers Salvation Army Donation
Wealthy traveler Jesse Winburn and companion Bert Moses faced a near wreck on a Yellowstone trip. After a ditch landing near Salt Lake, Winburn paid $50 to a Trist garage contact who sent the money to the Salvation Army in Pocatello. The fate of the hired driver remains unknown.
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Labor Federation reports record of year's work
Cincinnati June 16 The forty second annual AFL convention heard the executive council report a year of unusual strife and low mood for American labor. It faulted employers Congress and some courts while praising solidarity, achievement and militant resolve. It highlighted a wave of contract violations in coal mining textiles printing and packing houses and urged a return to good faith and morality in industry. It criticized the Supreme Court and President Harding for proposals seen as curbing unions and called for political action against compulsory labor laws and injunctions.
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Open Shop Campaign Faces Setback in Labor Fight
Workers and compensation for services drive litigation and tensions. The report notes a labor victory in a direct labor matter, marking a shift against the organized campaign for the so called open shop.
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Williams hits sixteenth homer as St Louis defeats Washington
In St Louis on June 16 Kenneth Williams belted his sixteenth homer of the season against Washington. Seachary pitched for St Louis as the game unfolded with several notable at bats and lineups listed for the day.
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