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John Glover of Dartmouth and Yale's Rex Aubrey, Kerry Donovan, and Sandy Gideonse will control the 50 and 100 free style events, with the Mid-West's only apparent opposition being Ron Gora of Michigan. Dyer, Edwards, Gus Johnson, Lind, Pete Macky, and Stu Ogden will enter for the Crimson, with Jorgensen being a possible extra if his temporary illness keeps him from...
Alexander Weissberg, an Austrian physicist, was in charge of the construction of an experimental plant in Kharkov. Every morning when he swept off to work in his chauffeur-driven car he would pass the prison of Kholodnaya Gora and "avert my gaze" from the distressing spectacle of "prisoners clinging to the bars." But one morning in 1937, Weissberg was unable to avert his gaze: he was clinging to the bars himself...
Notes on the excavation work which were written by Her Highness, the Duchess Paul Friedrich of Mecklenburg have also been bought by the museum. The collection itself consists of the contents of 350 graves from the cemetery of Magdalenaberg, which is in modern Jugoslavia and is now called Magdalenska Gora. It consists of four metal helmets showing various influences which affected the Illyrians, a bronze vase with animal friezes, pottery, swords, spears, knives and small bronze ornaments including many fibulae...
...that as it may, the Turkish Assistant Director of Police in Constantinople received a cipher message from the Grand National Assembly at An gora, new capital of Turkey, instructing him to deport the Patriarch. At the early hour of 6:30 a.m., the police official called upon His All Holiness, apprised him of his imminent de parture, courteously saw him through passport technicalities and safely upon an ordinary train which forthwith chugged him to Salonika...
...minor characters are broadly marked: Dinwiddie, cynical and gouty, representative of a past generation; Jane Oglethorpe, powerful, clear-thinking old dowager; Gora Dwight, successful novelist; Hohenhauer, Austrian diplomat...