De Soto Stone Linked to 16th Century Expedition Find
Boston reports the Alabama or De Soto Stone in Worcester’s American Antiquarian Society museum. Found in 1817 near Tuscaloosa, the 22 inch tall brown sandstone bears inscriptions and figures linked to De Soto’s quest for riches. The stone’s exact meaning remains debated.
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Bombing Plane With U. S. Features Joined British Fleet
Condon November 6 A new bombing airplane incorporates United States features and is added to the British air force squadrons. It is driven by an American engine and resembles the Fairey design while integrating Curtis racer ideas. The Fairey company built it without British air ministry interference, and officials claim it is among the fastest bombing aircraft in the world.
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