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...being trained by special diet and physical exercises to quicken their perceptions. They must be able to range, sight and destroy targets within five seconds. Sharpshooters must agree to live a monastic regime. On duty the gunners are not allowed to stoop even to pick up a dropped coin...
...worried New York State Senator from Queens let his beard grow for a day. Governor Thomas E. Dewey got a phone call from a coin booth. A mouse jumped out of a sawdust box. Finally the cleanup of Creedmoor State Hospital for mental patients in Queens, N.Y. got under...
...Flip Coin...
...fall in 3:32 over Dave Saltus in the semi-finals of the 165 pound class, Hawkins and Don Albion, the other finalist, both being from Kirkland and with true House loyalty not able to get inspired over the contest, decided the final by the flip of a coin, which Albion...
This week the Country's 15,000 banks were not only open, they were booming. Through their doors by day, and often by night, customers thronged to deposit and draw on their big wartime earnings. Money, which was skin-tight in 1933, was now plentiful. Circulation of coin and notes was at an alltime high of $15.9 billions, or more than double the levels of 1933. Demand deposits of Federal Reserve member banks stood at the end of 1942 at a record $43 billions, as against $13 billions ten years...