Courthouse courtesy lectures draw taxpayer ire in Jackson County
County court records show payment of 2007 for a series titled two months of weekly lectures on courtesy business psychology and human relations aimed at courthouse staff facing taxpayers. Other items note a dislocated shoulder from a blouse buttoning incident, a rattlesnake bite in Montana, a motorcycle collision near Sidney Nebraska, a thief stealing bridal veils in Brooklyn, and a wake snake plant discovery in New York.
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Real Barrage rains Tank Crews
London UPs A battle inoculation course trains Royal Armored Corps by driving tanks through a barrage of two pounder shells. Live ammo is used with safety charges removed and shells fired at 1500 yards. Ricocheted shots cause tank damage yet crews pass fire tests without injuries or concussions.
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No Ceiling Price For This Sale In Powca City Okla
A furniture salesman and customer negotiate a bed purchase in Powca City Oklahoma. The customer finds the price too high and declines after sitting to discuss. A loud bed crash interrupts the moment as the sale ends without a deal.
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Logisitc Library Fosters Knowledge Access At Embassy Site
The OWI sponsored special reference library attached to the American embassy in London will advance the logistics of knowledge by placing valuable thought at the right time with access for users. Dr Richard H Heindel, director and former UP history professor, says the library aids reciprocal cultural scientific and professional ties and contrasts with Nazi book burning while facilitating connections between England and the United States with authors researchers on topics from advertising to absenteeism and UK media developments.
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Amecan
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England
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18 000 year relics found in Iraq reshape ancient human history
Baghdad reports archaeologists in Tel Hassouna near Mosul uncovered evidence of early human encampments dating 18 000 years before present. Finds include goats bones and clay fertility goddess figurines, suggesting Anatolian origins and advancing knowledge of Iraq’s Stone Age culture. University of Pennsylvania team led by Fuad Safar completed the dig through 1938.
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Former Justice Cochrane Dies at Hudson
Aaron Van Schaick Cochrane, 85, former presiding justice of the State Supreme Courts Appellate Division, third department, died yesterday after a long illness. A Republican, he served on the Supreme Court from 1901 to 1929 and was a member of the House of Representatives from 1897 to 1901 for the 18th district.
Private Patton Called to Active Duty in Marines
Pvt. Donald K. Patton of Pine Woods Avenue Brunswick has been recalled from inactive status in the United States Marine Corps and left Albany Recruiting and Induction Station on Monday to begin training at Pawe Takara CP. Patton attended Troy High School. Turn your half empty War Stamp Book into interest bearing War Bonds.
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Pawe Takara & CP
Vate Patton
Troy High School
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