Cubs Told Home Centered Program Guides Scouting
An Shenandoah Council briefing outlines Cub age 9 to 11 guidelines emphasizing home based activities and backyard camping over summer camps. Cubs to have separate meetings in afternoons or early evenings with emphasis on Cub tests and a home radiating program.
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Em Council
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No Pageants Staged During Confederate Reunion Events
Major Robert T. Barton announced that no pageants including secession of Virginia or Gimila forces will be staged for the Confederate reunion in Richmond June 21 to 24 due to prohibitive cost. The pageant committee led by Littleton Fitzgerald Jr chose to skip the program citing a $500 expense, despite protests from Richmonders.
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Richmond
Robert T. Barton
Times-Dispatch
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H. J. Eckenrode
Eckenrode
Lee
R. C. Wight
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Robert A. Lancaster, Jr
Lecky
Fitzgerald
Denmark’s Formation Tied to Norway Mountains and Ice
Geological notes describe Denmark’s creation from Norwegian mountains and glacial deposits, with chalk and lime shaping its land. The text also notes the United States Coast Guard, formed in 1915 by merging the Revenue Cutter Service and Life-Saving Service, and its motto Semper Paratus.
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Gypsy theater opens in Kosice with Shakespeare and Shaw
The first world gypsy theater is established in Kosice Slovakia presenting plays in gypsy language with translations since gypsies lack a native literature. Recent productions include works by Shakespeare and Shaw. Aconcagua on the Chile Argentina border is South America's highest peak, over 2 000 feet taller than Mount McKinley in North America.
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Slovakia
New York Times
Aconcagua
Chile
Argentina
South America
Mount McKinley
North America
Coffee Doctor’s remark on steps and road work
Doctor Braun claims by observation a woman takes 80 steps to prepare a cup of coffee. The piece quips the average cup lacks road work. It then gives dimensions of the Lower, Troe, and Upper lakes of Killarney and notes islets on Upper and Lower lakes.
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Detroit News
Killarney
Troe
Valley’s Geographic Ad Draws Inquiries From Across U S
Shenandoah Valley Inc reports rising requests for information after a June National Geographic insert highlights the valley. Inquiries span Madison Wisconsin to Washington and Jackson ville Florida, seeking travel plans, dairy farming prospects, camps, motor routes, and real estate interest.
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Mene Valley
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Texas
National Geographic
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the Geographic
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Dietrich heir extortion case shocks Hollywood police
A young ex movie worker is held by Hollywood police in a plot to extort actress Marlene Dietrich. A letter warned the star to pay $20,000 to save her daughter Maria from becoming a screen star. The piece also notes shifting views on the term old maid and explains the Norse berserk origin.
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Maria
Dates Rise as Staple Dried Fruit in American Markets
The article notes dates once traded from Asia and Africa are now widely grown in California and Arizona. It contrasts traditional Arab and Moorish cuisine with dates becoming a staple, and mentions a quirky anecdote about an absent minded professor misplacing cigarettes after a mistaken pocket bulge.
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Asia
Africa
California
Arizona
To Nominate Ritchie Inflation Sparks Japan Ego Debate
In a provocative move, supporters urge inflating yen value to boost Ritchie’s nomination prospects. Critics warn against artificial measures and fear market disruption while supporters cite image and leverage in negotiations.
Sky Stars Counting Feat By Vatican Astronomer
An astronomer at the Vatican observatory notes counting 25 stars per second would take 700 years to count all heavens stars with naked eye limited to about 3000. powerful instruments reveal many more. Canary pine adapts to warm temperate zones and has been planted in arid regions of South Africa Australia New Zealand Japan Chile Argentina and Brazil.
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Australia
New Zealand
Japan
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
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