Solomon's Wealth Contradiction Baffles Historians
National Geographic Society notes Solomon, famed as the era's wealthiest ruler, reportedly had no coins in circulation in Palestine, highlighting the era before coinage. The piece contrasts legendary riches with primitive monetary systems of the time.
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Girls Die After Jump From Detention House Fourth Story
Two 15-year-old girls died today at the House of the Good Shepherd in Boston after apparently leaping from a ledge outside a fourth story window while attempting to flee. Police identified the victims as Pauline Eller and another unnamed girl.
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Murdered Women Found Near Brookline Institution
Bodies of land Marie Nicholson and another woman were found on a courtyard pavement of a Brookline border institution. The facility houses delinquent girls and underprivileged, run by Sisters Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd. New York opens a Museum of Primitive Art showcasing Americas, Africa, Oceania, and early Asia and Europe.
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Bureau Opposes General Pay Increases For Federal Workers
The Bureau of the Budget said it opposes any general pay increase for federal employees now. It argued government and private sector actions should avoid inflationary pressure during the current economic situation. Budget Director Percival Brundage conveyed the stance to Chairman Murray of the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee.
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Pulitzer Prizes Awarded to ONeill Kennedy and 12 Others
The 1957 Pulitzer Prizes include Eugene ONeill posthumously winning for Long Journey Into Night and John F Kennedy receiving the first congressional prize for Profiles in Courage. Other winners cover journalism, poetry, music, and letters, with awards announced by Columbia University trustees.
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