Wall Street Vault Holds World’s Largest Gold Hoard
The New York assay office stores about 4,000 tons of gold in underground vaults, with bricks weighing 20 pounds each worth roughly 6 000 dollars. Gold arrives in varied forms and is refined, melted, and cast into brick like bars at 20 67 dollars per ounce, sold in 5 000 dollar minimums.
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Stick to your bush lesson from Willie the berry picker
A Sun North Canton column recalls Josh Billings on sticking to one thing. The tale of Willie the berry picker shows success comes from sticking to a single bush, as the Eskimo mother hums and sways with her baby on her back.
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Lindbergh Arrives Paris in Triumphant Welcome Parade
Captain Charles Lindbergh lands at Le Bourget after a 33 hour 30 minute nonstop flight from New York. The Spirit of St Louis is greeted by thousands as crowds flood the field and streets, with cries of America forever Vive L Amerique and scenes of wild celebration.
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Lindbergh Reaches Paris Airport Amid Crowds
Lindbergh is escorted to the airport commander's office where he salutes the crowd with Ambassador Herrick present. A French woman weeps while crowds push for a handshake as the aviator leaves in Herrick's limousine at 11 05 p m.
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