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texts: stay in jail were included in the guilty finding. <mask> would not serve time in jail if he continued his work at Jamama and avoided additional charges. <mask> agreed to accept the charge after discussing it with Harold Reed.He would transfer to a hospital in Uganda after the compensation was paid by the board. The Mennonites would respond in accordance with their desire to be cooperative and maintain good relations with the government. <mask> was asked to appeal the court decision after his visit to the family refused to accept the court-ordered compensation. <mask> has been to the court before. <mask> was interviewed by a new judge. <mask> received a telegram exonerating him from all charges that had been brought against him. The first trial's proceedings were corrupt.Both the judge and the prosecutor were friends of the drunk driver and wanted to free him. Ibraham told <mask> that he had been asked to appeal the case so that <mask> could be declared innocent. <mask> and his family returned to the US six weeks later. <mask> and his family returned to Indiana in 1972 after returning to America. <mask> created an EMT program at the Wells Community Hospital. <mask> and Mary have traveled to many other Mennonite missions around the world after they retired. <mask>'s book A Hundred Camels: A Mission Doctor's Sojourn and Murder Trial in Somalia was edited and written by Shari.The book details <mask>'s time in Africa. She works as a poet and editor. Marlis and Stephen are involved in missions.

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texts: After civil war ravaged the country, the Jamama Hospital became a donkey stable. <mask>'s positive impact on the country is still remembered even though the hospital no longer exists, and the unwarranted 1972 trial will provide history with a record of <mask> and his positive impact on the country. Thousands of lives were saved due to the service of Significance <mask>. His story is told around the world and his book has sold around the country.The murder trial helped expose corruption in a young government that created a new constitution a few years later. The Mennonite Mission in Jamama continued to thrive after <mask>'s departure and the Mennonites were accepted by the government due to their cooperative nature, as seen in the <mask>'s murder trial. <mask> was remembered by the Eastern Mennonite Missions for his service. <mask> spearheaded the creation of the Emergency Medical Service in Wells County, Indiana that continues to serve the citizens of Wells County. A study of Mennonite presence and church development in Somalia from 1950 to 1970 was written by David Shenk. PhD thesis, New York University. David W Shenk is the author of "A study of Mennonite presence and church development in Somalia from 1950 through 1970".The review of the Mennonite Quarterly Review. No. 47, no. Pages 62–63 were published in January 1973. "<mask>, Orie O." There was a time when it was possible to say that (1892–1977). The Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia is online. 1987.There is a website. 2

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texts: November 2011. Fifty years, fifty stories about the Mennonite mission in Somalia. Dream Seeker books was published in 2003 Cynthia Sampson and John Paul Lederach edited From the ground up. Oxford University Press was published in 2000. Islam and Christianity in the Horn of Africa.Lynne Rienner was in Boulder, CO in 2010. <mask>, <mask>. A mission doctor's murder trial took place in Africa. Cascadia Publishing was in Pennsylvania in 2009. Print. Ader, Osman. The man is named Abdulla.The constitution of the republic 1960. The world constitutions are illustrated. Hein is online. There is a website. The year ended on 12 December 2011. "Political conditions."The Somalia Country Review was published in 2010. The MegaFILE is from EBSCO. There is a website. The year ended on 16 December 2011. "Forks Mennonite Church (Middlebury, Indiana, USA)" was written by Floyd L. Rheinheimer. The Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia is online. The year 1956.There is a website. forks mannonite church middlebury Indiana USA was added to the gameo.org database on 2 November 2011. External links include Cascadia Publishing House and the Eastern Mennonite Mission

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title: Daniel Rhodes

texts: <mask> was an American artist, known as a ceramic artist, muralist, sculptor, author and educator. During his 25 years on the faculty at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, he built an international reputation as a potter, sculptor and authority on studio pottery. <mask> was the son of <mask>. and Margaret Brennan and was raised in Fort Dodge, Iowa. He started his art career by taking summer courses at the Art Institute of Chicago. He graduated from the University of Chicago with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History. He studied Regionalist painter John Steuart Curry at the Art Students League of New York and worked with Grant Wood at the Stone City Art Colony. <mask> lived in Fort Dodge from 1935 to 1938, where he worked as a painter and muralist, and lectured at the Blanden Art Gallery.While living in Iowa, he participated in the state's art circles, and frequently exhibited at the Iowa State Fair, where he won an unprecedented three consecutive annual sweepstakes awards for oil painting from 1938 to 1940, outdistancing a record held by Grant Wood. In 1942, <mask> became the first person to graduate from the Master of Fine Arts program at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. The <mask> worked as a designer for Glidden Pottery after completing his degree at Alfred University. In 1939-40, <mask> was a guest lecturer at the Ottumwa Art Center and Iowa State University. He met the former Lillyan Estelle Jacobs at Stone City and married her in 1940. They had two children, a daughter and a son. Lillyan <mask> passed away in 1986.The Section of Painting and Sculpture gave several murals to Murals <mask>. Storm Lake was created for the post office in Storm Lake, Iowa. The mural was moved to the public library when a new post office was built. The Agricultural Building at the Iowa State

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title: Daniel Rhodes

texts: Fair was to be the location of a large mural created by <mask> and Howard C. Johnson. The project was a commemoration of Iowa agriculture: planting, harvesting, production, and the meat packing industry. It became the subject of ridicule. The Iowa State Fair Board Secretary Lloyd Cunningham ordered that the mural be taken down after people complained about factual inaccuracies, the figures of Iowans were too solemn, and the style of the mural was too modern.The mural contains a few photographs. The mural titled Communication by Mail is located in Iowa. The Post Office's lobby wall has a fresco-secco mural painted on it. The railroad has a role to play in transporting mail. The Post Office was sold in 1968. The building was used as the City Hall until 2005. The building was bought by a bank.The mural will be moved to the Heritage Center in June of 2008. A team of contractors will remove the mural from the building in one piece. Airmail was created for the U.S. Post Office in Arkansas. The US Postal Service released a series of postage stamps featuring post office murals. 30 million stamps were to be produced by the Postal Service. His success in completing these projects led to <mask> being commissioned for art projects in other states, including post office murals in Missouri and Glen Ellyn, Illinois, as well as a cafeteria mural in the main U.S. Navy building. In 1947 they built a full-scale ceramic studio and created thrown and cast ware for the San Francisco department store.<mask> was briefly on the faculties at both the San Francisco Art Institute and the San Francisco University. In 1947, they returned to New York State, where <mask> joined the art department faculty of his alma mater, the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. <mask> taught summer sessions in ceramics at the University of Southern

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texts: California, Los Angeles, Black Mountain College, and the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. <mask> taught at the University of California, Santa Cruz. <mask> lived in Japan from 1962 to 1963. He received a medal of citation from the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts. Major retrospectives were held at the Blanden Memorial Art Museum, Fort Dodge, Iowa, and at Iowa State University, Ames.<mask> married his second wife, Mary Beth, in the last phase of his life. At the start of a two-month tour of college campuses, he was stricken by a heart attack and died in Reno, Nevada, in July 1989, aged 78. The National Museum of Modern Art, Everson Museum of Art, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Museum of Contemporary Crafts all have <mask>' work in their collections. An exhibition titled, Kari Marboe: Duplicating <mask>, was created for Rhodes at Mills College in 2020. As an authority on ceramics techniques, <mask> is well known as an author among studio potters and ceramic sculptors. There are clay and glazes for the potter. Philadelphia: Chilton Book Company.The Art of High-Fired Pottery includes Stoneware and Porcelain. Philadelphia has a book company. Design, construction and operation of kilns. Philadelphia: Chilton Book Company. Tamba Pottery is from a Japanese village. Tokyo: Kodansha International. There is a pottery form.The book company is located in Pennsylvania. With Miska Petersham. Understanding the small-scale clay products enterprise. Volunteers in Technical Assistance was in Arlington, Virginia. Referred to "Fair Put Artist Rhodes on Road to Success". The Register was published on September 26, 2007. "A 1952 Workshop at Alfred University: Parts One and Two" was written by Val and Stan.South Bear Press is located in Decorah, Iowa. . There are links to <mask> at Stone City

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title: Irene Mossop

texts: The British author of over 175 children's and romance novels was named "<mask>" in December 1904. She wrote under a number of names, including her maiden and married names. She collaborated with her husband, Charles John Swatridge, under the pseudonyms of Theresa Charles and Leslie Lance after his death. On December 6, 1904, she was born, she was the elder child of Maude Binford Eyre and <mask>, and later she had a brother. She was educated privately. She started publishing girls' schools novels after her father's death. She married a former officer of the Royal Air Force in 1934.She continued writing at the farm where they moved. After her marriage, she began to write gothic and romance novels. After her husband's death, she continued to use the pseudonym of Theresa Charles, but also published with her husband some novels as Leslie Lance. When she introduced the idea of an illegitimate child in her novel Without A Honeymoon, Swatridge had serious discussions with Alan Boon of Mills & Boon. She would have difficulties with the Irish audience. He died on October 26, 1988. <mask> was well played by Juliana!Prunella plays the game, Chris in command, Freesia's Feud, Hilary leads the way, and Sylvia Sways the school. The Four V's (1934) Theda Marhs (1935) Theresa on Trial (1935) The Gay Adventure (1937) Charm's Last Chances (1948)

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title: Disappearance of Richard Colvin Cox

texts: <mask> was an American second-year cadet who disappeared from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. Three times over a week in January 1950, he was visited by a young man with a first name that may have been George. <mask> and George were never seen again after leaving the grounds of the academy three times. The two men seemed to have known each other somewhere other than West Point, according to an account from another cadet. <mask> is the only cadet who has not been found. <mask> was born in Ohio and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Author Harry Maihafer wrote about his parents and family in a book about <mask>'s disappearance.<mask>'s father died when he was ten. There had been rumors of suicide, but it was actually caused by diabetes. Some said he would have lived much longer had he received proper medical attention. Mrs. <mask> was the owner and operator

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texts: of the family business. <mask> told a friend that he didn't have time to participate in athletic teams because he always had an after-school job. He worked full-time during his teen years. Maihafer wrote that a witness who was interviewed by Marshall Jacobs more than thirty years later said that he fell and cut his arm on a scythe while working on a road crew.<mask>'s mother was a Christian Science lay reader. She wouldn't call a doctor. He was brought to a doctor by a woman who lived next door. <mask> had a prominent scar as a result of the accident. <mask> volunteered for service in the United States Army after graduating from a public high school. The United States Army Gendarmerie force was raised to be a police-type occupation and security force in Germany. He was in the S-2 section of Headquarters Company when he began his assignment to the Sixth Constabulary in May 1947.<mask> arrived at the United States Military Academy Prep School in January 1948 after applying for and receiving his appointment to West Point in 1947. Ernest Shotwell was one of his classmates. Shotwell was an important source on <mask>'s disappearance when he provided an alibi that showed <mask> was avoiding contact with his family. <mask> did well at West Point. Shotwell didn't attend the academy and didn't see <mask> again until 1952. <mask> was in a class of about 500. He joined the athletic team at West Point a month before he vanished.<mask> and his fiancée, Betty Timmons, planned to marry after <mask> graduated from West

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texts: Point. On Saturday, January 7, 1950, a man telephoned Peter Hains, <mask>'s West Point classmate. The Charge of Quarters in Cadet Company B-2 was acting on behalf of the company and answering incoming calls. He said the caller's tone was rough and patronizing. The man told the man to tell <mask> to come down to the hotel after he was told that <mask> was not in his room. George will know who I am if I tell him. We were familiar with each other in Germany.I'd like to get him a bite to eat, so I'm just up here for a little while. As he had answered many phone calls while on duty, he could not be certain that the name given was "George", and <mask> never referred to the man by name. The man entered Grant Hall and asked to see <mask>. <mask> was told by the cadet on duty that he had a visitor. The visitor was described by the cadet as weighing around. He had a fair complexion and wore a belted trench-coat, but no hat. When <mask> entered the Hall, he shook hands with the man, who was a cadet on duty.<mask> indicated in the Company B-2 Departure Book that he would have dinner off-campus. <mask> and his roommates drank from a bottle of whiskey while sitting in the man's car. <mask> took a shower and slept off the effects of alcohol after returning to Cadet Company B-2. The prank 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Cox changed the military time he wrote in the Departure Book to make it appear as if he attended the 6:30 pm cadet supper formation. He missed the formation. Two years later, an agent of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command had the Departure Book examined in a laboratory.<mask> could have been charged with violating the Cadet Honor Code if it had been discovered in January 1950. <mask> mentioned his visitor to his roommates before the chapel service on Sunday. <mask> said that the man was a former US Army Ranger who had served in Germany. <mask> said the man bragged about killing Germans and cutting off their private parts after the war. He told <mask> that he had gotten a German girl pregnant and killed her to prevent her from having a baby. <mask> went back to meet the man at 4:30 pm. There were no incidents for the next six days.<mask> mentioned his visitor to his roommates. He said he hoped he wouldn't have to see the man again. <mask> watched a basketball game on Saturday. The cadet who saw the two

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texts: talking differed greatly from the description given by the cadet who had seen the stranger in Grant Hall. George was described as "dark-haired and rough looking." <mask> went back to his room and told his roommate that he was going to eat with his visitor again. The two men went missing after leaving the grounds of the academy.<mask> was supposed to come back by 11 pm. Cadets sometimes returned late, so no alarm was raised when he did not return. Cadets were known to stay out all night despite the punishment, so no action was taken when his continued absence was reported at 2:30 am. All of his roommates reported the matter to their superior on Sunday morning. The FBI was involved in the investigation. Three days after <mask> went missing, a public appeal for information was broadcasted. The grounds of West Point were searched by helicopter and troops on the ground.The banks of the Hudson River were searched and a nearby pond was drained. The two-month search yielded no significant leads. A search of Army records for a soldier who had served with <mask> and matched the description of "George" only led to individuals who could not have been at West Point at the time of the disappearance. <mask>'s service in Germany was investigated and found to be normal. The theory that he had deserted from West Point was discounted as he had left behind a room and two suits of civilian clothes. <mask> was absent without leave on 15 March 1950. He was declared dead in 1957.Harry Maihafer's book Oblivion documents the

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texts: investigation conducted by Marshall Jacobs, a retired high school history teacher, into the disappearance of cadet <mask>. In 1985 Jacobs began researching the disappearance of <mask>. Jacobs became more interested in <mask> and the previous investigations as he became more involved. It was impossible for Jacobs to believe that the mystery had not been solved after 35 years. During the ten years between Jacobs beginning his investigation and Maihafer writing the book, A Current Affair broadcasted a segment about the <mask> mystery. The segment was anchored by Krista Bradford, who was seen interviewing Marshall Jacobs at his Miami, Florida home that had many boxes of files from his research. Ernest J. Shotwell Jr., a retired U.S. Coast Guard officer, said on camera that he had a conversation with <mask> at the Washington, D.C. Greyhound Lines bus station two years after his disappearance.Shotwell did not know that <mask> was a missing person when he talked to the two men who had been classmates at the USMA. <mask> was vague about his plans for the immediate future during the encounter at the bus station. Jacobs spent ten years investigating the case, following up on new leads and revisiting old leads. <mask>'s family, high school friends, military pals, and West Point classmates were interviewed. He used the Freedom of Information Act to gain access to the archives of West Point and the investigations of <mask>'s disappearance. Jacobs found that authorities had not discounted the theory that <mask> had

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texts: disappeared deliberately. Jacobs believed that the presence of 87 dollars in <mask>'s shared room did not rule out the possibility that his visitor had helped him start a new career and life.The News Journal had published a 12-installment series on the <mask> mystery in 1982, costing the newspaper more than 18,000 dollars. A high school friend of <mask>, who later in life was elected as a juvenile and domestic relations judge in Mansfield, became a driving force to encourage the city to build and maintain a juvenile detention center. He and another man, William McKee, grew very interested in the <mask> case and had frequent contacts with local FBI officials, even though he had not been involved in the original investigation in the 1950s. On one occasion, when discussing the <mask> case with former FBI agent Vince Napoli, he told them that the FBI had been within 24 hours of grabbing <mask>, and he couldn't understand why the FBI wouldn't let them pick him up. <mask> might have gone into a secret government agency such as the CIA, according to the report. In the late 1980s, Jacobs interviewed Johns, who confirmed that he had speculated about a secret government agency. Jacobs contacted Maihafer with hopes of collaborating on a book after he revealed his findings.The Jacobs investigation is revealed in the book Oblivion. <mask>'s roommates took a picture of him sleeping off the effects of alcohol 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


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title: Samuel Cleland Davidson

texts: <mask> was a British inventor and engineer. He developed the earliest air conditioning systems and invented a number of industrial machines during his career in the tea import business. He founded the Sirocco Works. <mask> was the youngest child of a family of Ulster Scots and was born in County Down. He left at the age of 15 to work for William Hastings, a civil engineering firm in Northern Ireland. He visited his uncle <mask>'s flax mill in Drumaness, which was probably the first in Ulster to be equipped with power machinery, when he was a teenager. He was familiar with John's approach to increase crop yields using scientific methods.Sam was given a lifelong appreciation for learning through hands-on experience and innovation in commercial agriculture and engineering. His father owned a flour mill close to the site of the Sirocco works and he left his job to work for him. The British Empire consolidated its hold on the economy of India after the Indian government discovered wild tea growing in the Assam region and was determined to initiate a massive tea-growing operation there with the potential to generate huge wealth. It was too important to ignore the opportunity to have its own tea industry and become less dependent on imports. The tea gardens and clearing of the forest were paid for by the government. They were sold to private investors to expand and develop their industry. <mask>'s father and uncle bought a share in a tea estate in Cachar, 300 miles north-eastern of Calcutta in India.James invited <mask> and some other young men to join him when he went to manage the estate in India. <mask> was a hard working, trustworthy and successful estate manager. He applied his agricultural and engineering knowledge to significantly improve crop yields, and to begin mechanising every stage of the archaic and very labour intensive processes involved in turning plucked tea leaves into a marketable product of consistent quality. <mask>'s greatest successes were sometimes counter-intuitive to the

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title: Samuel Cleland Davidson

texts: assumptions of engineers at the time, as he was a person who had not pursued higher education at home. Not knowing what he was trying to achieve with the fans turned out to be a blessing. He said "An ounce of fact is worth a ton of theory" when he traveled to America to prove his design worked. He sold the property in India in 1874 and returned to Ireland where he began to manufacture his patented tea machinery.After a year of manufacturing the first versions of his tea machinery in Belfast, <mask> returned to India in 1878 and toured the major centers of tea production with a portable tea factory which he set up in each remote location to demonstrate to the planters what his products could achieve. His machines became the standard for the industry after the orders started to flood in. His expertise in every aspect of the industry was so respected that tea companies paid him to spend time in each area he took his factory to make assessments of the local estates and recommendations for how they could best raise their productivity. He paid for the trip by selling hundreds of his invention, a simple wheeled hoe. He started his own manufacturing operation. The success of his innovative use of stoves to move hot air led him to develop a heating system that was popular in schools, church halls and workrooms. His invention was further developed with the introduction in 1898 of a forward-bladed centrifugal fan, which was more powerful than conventional fan designs.The first air conditioning system was inspired by this innovation. One of <mask>'s colleagues remarked that it reminded him of the Sirocco, the hot wind that blows across the North African desert, and <mask> adopted it as his brand name. Davidson & Co grew into one of the largest engineering firms in Ireland, manufacturing and exporting equipment for cooling, drying, dust collecting, heating, ventilating, pneumatic conveyance, and mechanical handling, all invented by <mask> himself. He supplied ventillation fans for the Titanic which were

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texts: built next to the Sirocco works at the Harland and Wolff shipyard. The Royal Navy and Merchant Navy were supplied by the Sirocco works. When the German fleet was scuttled in 1919, it was discovered that almost all of them had Sirocco fans. Desperate to use his inventing skills to aid the war effort in World War 1, he designed and made prototypes of a hand-held grenade-launching pistol or 'Hand Howitzer' for use in the trenches where his son Jim was fighting as a machine gun captain.When the war ended, the American military was close to placing a big order for these. Newspapers of the late 1800s and early 1900s featured advertisements for Sirocco products ranging from lawn tennis net poles to ventillation machinery for mining operations, and <mask> was always aware of the diverse applications of the technology he invented. He invented and marketed a sparkling tea drink, and was close friends with John Dunlop, who was experimenting with the vulcanisation of rubber, another imperial cash crop with huge potential for the British economy. <mask> could think ahead, see the big picture, and take bold steps to change the circumstances for his businesses if necessary. The retail price of tea was an example of this. He realized that if the Indian tea estates and his machinery were to make a profit in the long term, the retail price would have to come down significantly and become affordable for the whole population. To fix this, he set up the Sirocco Bonded Tea Store, imported and sold tea at a far lower price than usual that forced the larger tea companies to cut their prices too, then closed that company once it had achieved its goal.The retail price of tea was brought down from 5 shillings to 2 shillings per pound. <mask> was a Unionist who believed that Irish businesses were safer in the British Empire than out of it, and he was a supporter of the original Ulster Volunteer Force opposing home rule for Ireland. He employed both Protestants and Catholics at the Sirocco Works. <mask> posted armed

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texts: guards at the works to protect his employees after anti-Catholic gangs demanded that he sack his employees. <mask>'s health began to decline after his son James was killed at the Somme and his son in law Frederick led the company through the next generation. The Davidson Group was acquired by the fan and heat exchanger firm James Howden & Co in 1988 to form Howden UK. In 2009, Davidson's Sirocco Works was demolished as part of the regeneration of the Belfast Waterfront.The name of <mask>'s former factory continues today in the Sirocco Works Football Club, a team formed in 1924 by works employees which continues to play in the Northern Amateur Football League. <mask>, who was born and died in India, was one of five children of <mask> and Clara Mary Coleman. Clara married one of her father's employees. James patented several of his own mechanical engineering developments while he was general manager of his father's business. He toured the world in 1911 and was expected to eventually take over from his father. He became a captain in the 13th Royal Irish Rifles during World War I after serving as a volunteer with the 1st Battalion North Down. James was killed on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, aged 39, while being carried back to the British trenches after being shot in the knee, while fighting hard all day.King George V knighted <mask> <mask> in 1921 even though he was too ill to travel to London for the ceremonials. <mask> died in Seacourt, Bangor, County Down, a few months later. He was buried with his wife in the city cemetery. <mask>'s contribution to engineering in Ireland was celebrated by the Northern Bank in its Inventor series of banknotes. Sir <mask>'s tea plants and machinery were on the bank's £50 note. Three design versions of this series were issued over the years, the second being hastily replaced after a major bank robbery by the IRA. When the Danske Bank brand was introduced, the note was discontinued.The Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire were from

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title: Charles Tillman

texts: A United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent, known as Peanut, is a former American football player. He was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the second round of the 2003 NFL Draft after playing college football at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He played 12 years for the Bears, helping them reach Super Bowl XLI, and also played one year with the Carolina Panthers, although he had been placed on injured reserve earlier in the season. He was selected to two Pro Bowls and the Walter Payton Man of the Year. He was known for his cover skills as well as his ability to force turnovers by stripping or punching the ball away from players, with his well- timed punch of the ball commonly known as the "Peanut Punch". After retiring from football, he joined the FBI. He spent most of his youth traveling around the world, but was born in Chicago.<mask> Jr., a sergeant in the United States Army, was frequently stationed in different locations, ranging from the United States to Germany. He graduated from Copperas Cove High School in Texas after attending eleven different schools. He was a two-time All-District 8-5A and all-area team selection. The Austin American-Statesman and All-State Class 5A honorable mention named him to the Super Cen-Tex team. After playing wide receiver in high school, he started as a left corner. His Ragin' Cajuns teammates


title: Charles Tillman

texts: included a future Pittsburgh Steeler. He graduated from ULL with a degree in criminal justice.The Chicago Bears selected <mask> in the second round of the 2003 NFL draft. He was drafted in 2003 On August 1, 2003 the Chicago Bears signed <mask> to a five-year, $4.32 million contract that included a signing bonus of $2.05 million. During training camp, he was competing to be a starter against Jerry Azumah. The third corner on the depth chart will be R. W. McQuarters, who was named by Dick Jauron. He made his professional regular season debut in the Chicago Bears' season opener against the San Francisco 49ers and made three solo tackles and forced the first fumbled ball of his career. Patrick Mannelly of the Chicago Bears recovered a fumbled punt by Jimmy Williams in the fourth quarter.On October 5, 2003 <mask> started for the first time in his career. He made six solo tackles as the Bears defeated the Oakland Raiders 24–21 to get their first victory of the season. During the Week 8 victory against the Detroit Lions, he made eight solo tackles, one of which was his first career pick-six. During the second quarter, the Lions' quarterback threw a pass that was intended for Az-Zahir Hakim, but was instead returned by Tillman for a 32-yard gain. In the Bears' 23–21 loss against the St. Louis Rams in Week 11 of the 2003 season, <mask> collected a season-high 11

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texts: were named the starting defensive backs. During a 19–13 overtime victory at the Detroit Lions in Week 8 in 2005, Tillman recorded seven combined tackles, six solo, and a touchdown return.The Bears defeated the Lions in overtime after <mask> returned a pass intended for Mike Williams for a 22-yard touchdown. During a 21–9 loss at the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 14 of 2005, <mask> recorded eight combined tackles, five solo, and made a season-high two forced turnovers. Verron Haynes and Cedrick Wilson lost the ball during the game. The Chicago Bears lost to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 17 of the season. In 15 games and 15 starts, he finished the season with 93 combined tackles, 11 pass deflections, five intercepts, four forced turnovers, one sack, and one touchdown. The Chicago Bears earned a first round bye in 2005 after finishing atop theNFC North with an 11–5 record. On January 15, 2006 <mask> started his first career playoff game and recorded six solo tackles and a pass deflection as the Bears lost 29–21 against the Carolina Panthers.The Bears established the best defense in 2005. In 2006 <mask> was the leading tackler among defensive backs. He forced a fumbled ball, tying for a team high with Ricky Manning Jr. He missed the final games of the season due to a back injury. There was an incident with Plaxico Burress before the game against the New York Giants.


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texts: Plaxico Burress claimed before the game that the Bears' secondary was very beatable. During the game, Burress was held to eleven yards and even intercepting a pass.Many Bears' fans believe that he should have been voted to the Pro Bowl, as he recorded more tackles than DeAngelo Hall and Ronde Barber. The Bears lost to the Colts in the Super Bowl. In the losing effort, he had 11 tackles. A six-year deal was signed by the Bears. On December 8, 2007, he was nominated for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, which recognizes players who have performed extensive charity work. During a Sunday Night Football game against the Philadelphia Eagles on November 22, 2009, the Bears recovered two of the three fumbled balls. One of the two picks was returned for a defensive touchdown.The second-most in the League was recorded by him. While attempting to tackle Visanthe Shiancoe during a Monday Night Football game against the Minnesota Vikings on December 28, 2009, <mask> collided with Bears safety Craig Steltz. The impact of the collision cracked some of <mask>'s ribs and bruised one of his lungs. He was released from the hospital two days later. After the football season, he was voted to the Pro Bowl. In Week 5 of the 2012 season against the Jacksonville Jags, the Bears set a franchise record for the most defensive touchdown in a single game with 8 by defensive back

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texts: <mask>. Gary Fencik and Richie Petitbon are the only safeties in team history to have had more than one interception by a corner.He has forced 36 turnovers, which is the most by a defensive back since 2003 The most in a game by a single player in league history was forced by Tillman on November 4, 2012 against Tennessee. Houston Texans defensive end J. J. Watt was considered the favorite to win the Defensive Player of the Year. Mark Carrier was the last Bears defensive back to be named to back-to-back Pro Bowls. He was placed on the first team of the All-Pro team. He had ten forced turnovers, which was the most in the league, and three of them were returned for touchdown, tying him for the lead with St. Louis Rams' Janoris Jenkins. He had two picks in the season opener, the second time in his career he had two picks.After tearing his right triceps against the Detroit Lions in Week 10, he was placed on injured reserve and could return by the playoffs. The Bears head coach reported on December 16 that <mask> will miss the entire season. He finished the year with 52.5 tackles, three picks and three forced turnovers. The Walter Payton Man of the Year was awarded to <mask> in February of 2014, for his charitable efforts and community outreach programs. A one-year contract extension was signed by the Bears. He re-injured his right triceps during the week 2 match-up

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texts: against the San Francisco 49ers, ending his season. The record for the most career picks by a Bears' defensive back is held by <mask>, who has 36.On April 9, 2015, <mask> signed a one-year contract with Carolina. The Carolinas defeated Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts 29–26 to win the game. He recorded his first forced turnover for the Carolinas in their 37–29 victory over the Green Bay Packers. The Carolina player left the game with a knee injury. On January 3, it was confirmed that he suffered a tornACL and missed the rest of the season. The Carolinas played in Super Bowl 50. The Broncos won the game by a score of 24–10.On July 18, 2016 after 13 seasons in the NFL, <mask> announced his retirement via a three-minute video. He retired from the Chicago Bears on July 22. After a football career, <mask> would like to work in law enforcement. According to the Chicago Tribune, he was training with federal agents at the FBI Training Academy in Virginia. During the off-season, he trained with law enforcement officers. He got the qualification a day before his birthday. On Fox Chicago Sports shows, <mask> makes appearances.He organizes, runs, and advocates for charities. Aunt Renee nicknamed him "Peanut" because his body resembled a peanut during infancy. During his first year as a safety, Mike Brown spread the nickname. He and his wife have five children. In

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texts: <mask> is a football player for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League. He was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the third round of the 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556. <mask> attended a high school in Warner Robins, Georgia. He had seven intercepts on defense and seven punt return touchdown as a senior. <mask> was part of the 4x100 relay team that finished in first place in the county and had a best of 11.15 seconds in the 100 meters. <mask> attended the College of the Sequoias for two years, where he had 71 tackles and six intercepts. He transferred to Oregon State University from the University of Georgia.<mask> started the final nine games of his first season at Oregon State as the nickel corner. He had 62 tackles and six picks for the season. <mask> had 60 tackles and two picks as a senior. <mask> accepted his invitation to play in the Senior Bowl on November 30, 2014. <mask> was a part of the North team that defeated the South 34–13 in the 2015 Senior Bowl. <mask> completed all of the drills at the combine. <mask> ran the 40-yard dash in 4.46s, the 20-yard dash in 2.57s, and the 10-yard dash in 1.57s at Oregon State's pro day.He was considered one of the most under-valued prospects in the upcoming draft after he attended pre-draft visits with Pittsburgh and Detroit. <mask> was projected to be a third round pick at the conclusion of the pre-draft process. He was ranked as the 12th-best corner in the draft by DraftScout.com and the 13th-best corner by USA Today. <mask> was selected in the third round by the Kansas City Chiefs. <mask> was

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texts: drafted by the Chiefs in the 14th round of the 2015 draft. On May 15, 2015, the Kansas City Chiefs signed <mask> to a four-year, $2.91 million contract that included a signing bonus. <mask> was competing for a backup corner spot against Fleming and Cooper.Sean Smith, Phillip Gaines, Marcus Peters, Jamell Fleming, and Marcus Cooper are the other defensive backs on the Chiefs' depth chart. <mask> was inactive for the first four regular season games of his career. <mask> made his professional regular season debut in the Kansas City Chiefs' 36–21 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 4. He had three solo tackles in the Chiefs' 30–22 victory against the Buffalo Bills in Week 12. <mask> made eight solo tackles in 12 games, mostly on special teams. The Kansas City Chiefs qualified for the playoffs as a wild card after finishing second in the AFC West with an 11–5 record. <mask> played in his first career playoff game on January 9, 2016 and broke up a pass in the first quarter of the game.The Chiefs were eliminated from the playoffs after a 27-20 loss at New England in the divisional round. After Sean Smith left for the Oakland Raiders in free agency, <mask> competed to be a starting corner. <mask> competed against several other people. <mask> was named a starter along with Marcus Peters. He had a season-high nine solo tackles in the season opener for the Kansas City Chiefs. In Week 9, he recorded two combined tackles and made a season-high three pass deflections. <mask> did not play in the Chiefs' victory at the Denver Broncos due to a neck injury.He played in 15 games and 15 starts and finished the season with 65 combined tackles. The Kansas City Chiefs

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texts: earned a first round bye after finishing first in the AFC West with a 12–4 record. <mask> made five tackles in his first career playoff game, but the Chiefs lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers 18–16. <mask> was supposed to be a starting Cornerback in training camp, but he faced competition from Phillip Gaines. <mask> was placed on injured reserve by the Kansas City Chiefs in order to have core muscle surgery. <mask> was activated from injured reserve by the Kansas City Chiefs for the team's Week 8 game against the Broncos. He returned to his starting role in Week 9 and was named the starter along with Marcus Peters for the rest of the season.He had a season-high nine combined tackles in the Week 13 loss to the New York Jets. He finished the year with 41 combined tackles (33 solo) and four pass deflections in nine games and seven starts. He received an overall grade of 76.8 from Pro Football Focus. The Kansas City Chiefs finished first in the AFC West with a 10–6 record, but were eliminated from the playoffs after a 22–21 upset loss to the TennesseeTitans in the Wild Card Game. He finished the game with three tackles. <mask> entered training camp. The team traded Marcus Peters to the Rams.<mask> and Fuller will be the starting cornerback tandem in the regular season. He started in the season opener for the Kansas City Chiefs and collected eight combined tackles and broke up a pass in their 38–28 victory. <mask> made his first career pick-pocket during a 30–14 victory against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 5. <mask> caught a pass from Bortles that went off the helmet of an offensive lineman and into the end zone for a touchdown with less than 12 seconds

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title: William Douglas Home

texts: <mask> was a British dramatist and politician<mask>-<mask> was the third son of <mask>-<mask>, 13th Earl of Home, and Lady Lilian Lambton, daughter of the 4th Earl of Durham. Sir <mask> was the Prime Minister from 1963 to 1964. He graduated from New College, Oxford, where he read history. Murder in Pupil Room was his first play and MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE He married the Hon on July 26, 1951. Rachel Brand was the daughter of Thomas Brand, 4th Viscount Hampden and 26th Baron Dacre.There were four children. <mask>-<mask> was an independent candidate in three parliamentary by-elections during the Second World War. The political parties in the Coalition Government decided not to contest by-elections when a seat became vacant. He won 42% of the votes at Windsor in June 1942, and 21% of the votes at Glasgow in April 1942. He lost his deposit in the Clay Cross by-election. Communication difficulties with the Army Council prevented him from getting the permission he needed to contest the by-election in October 1943. <mask><mask> was the Liberal Party candidate in Edinburgh South in 1957 and 1959 and again in the 1959 general election.He told a story in The Observer Magazine that he took a morning off from campaigning in 1959 to go shooting with his brother, four years before he became Conservative Prime Minister. Alec missed all the birds in the first drive. Alec replied "I had to speak against some bloody Liberal last night!" when <mask> asked him what was wrong. He didn't know that his brother was a Liberal. If I'd known he

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texts: was going, I would have given him a lift. <mask> resigned as a Conservative Party prospective parliamentary candidate for Kirkcaldy Burghs due to foreign policy differences. The first win by a Liberal candidate in Newington Ward in the constituency was a result of the elections in South Edinburgh.He resigned as a member of the party because he wasn't called to speak on a motion at the United Nations. This was the end of his political career. He was conscripted into the Army in July 1940 despite his opposition to the policy of requiring the surrender of Nazi Germany. One of his colleagues was David Fraser, who was in the 161 OCTU at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. He was critical of the war at Sandhurst. In March 1941, <mask><mask> was commissioned. He stood in three parliamentary by-elections as an officer.<mask><mask> was assigned to the 7th Battalion of the Buffs, which was converted to tanks. The 141st Regiment was part of the First Canadian Army and was assigned to I Corps. The German forces were cut off from the rest of the world in August and were trapped in various seaside ports. The port of Le Havre was attacked by the Allies in the first week of September 1944. There was a German garrison on the hill overlooking the city. Fortress Le Havre was ordered by Hitler to be defended by the last man. The British commander refused to allow the French civilians to be evacuated from the city after the Allied forces invested in the city.Lieutenant <mask><mask> was near Le Havre waiting for the bombardment to end. He was to be a liaison officer in the Allied attack on Le Havre. He learned of the German request to evacuate the civilians on the second day after the bombardment began.

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texts: <mask> refused to participate in the attack because of the consequences of the bombardment. He thought the surrender policy compelled the enemy to fight. The refusal of civilians to leave was morally reprehensible to him. He declined to participate in the moral obligation created for <mask>- <mask>.Over 2,000 French civilians, 19 German soldiers and the city of Le Havre were killed in four nights of aerial bombardment. After two days of fighting, the Germans surrendered and the I Corps moved on to Boulogne. At that time, <mask>-<mask>, who had been placed under supervision, wrote to the Maidenhead Advertiser and the publication of his letter in the newspaper prompted his formal arrest and detention. At a Field General Court Martial held in October 1944, <mask>- <mask> was charged with disobeying a lawful command given to him by his superior officer. He defended himself. The Manual of Military Law was not distributed to the troops in Normandy because the Field Court Martial did not have a copy. Prior to April 1944, a British soldier accused of refusing to obey an order had no defence that the order was illegal.The grounds of objection by <mask>-<mask> for refusing to obey Colonel Waddell's order were rejected as he had to admit that the order, to act as a liaison officer, was not illegal. His argument that he was being required to take part in an event that was morally indefensible fell on its face. He was sentenced to be cashiered and serve one year of imprisonment with hard labour. Two hours was the length of the proceedings. The civilians were allowed to be evacuated from the town before the final assault because of an article in the Maidenhead Advertiser. The besieged force was

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texts: bottled up until Germany surrendered on 8 May 1945. In the wake of the publication, the British became more sensitive to indiscriminate bombing of occupied cities and towns.One of the officers, Second Lieutenant James Wareing, described <mask> as follows: Another officer described the incident in front of Le Havre as follows: Wareing continued Captain Andrew Wilson, M.C. Also served in 141 RAC. In his book, Flame Thrower, he recounts the incident and its consequences. In the wake of the election of Kurt Waldheim as the president of Austria, <mask>-<mask> was roused to challenge his cashiering for disobeying orders, and Wilson wrote his story in the third person. Waldheim, who was said to have been a Schutzstaffel in the Greek theatre of war, was attacked by the article. According to the article, Waldheim should have disobeyed the orders. It was argued that if Waldheim disobeyed the orders, he would have been executed.<mask>- <mask> was told that he had to petition the War Office to reverse the Court Martial sentence. He was supported by a military law expert who died in the process of preparing the arguments for the petition. He argued that the attack on Le Havre was morally indefensible because of the failure to evacuate civilians and that even though he was not directly involved in attacking those civilians, he was entitled to refuse to take part in the operation or to support it. The October 1944 Field Court Martial did not have the current edition of the Manual of Military Law. The duty on a soldier not to obey an illegal order, because morally indefensible operation rendered all orders underpinning it illegal, did not find favour with the War Office, which focused solely on the

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texts: order, which <mask> had never denied he had disobeyed. Sir David Fraser said that he did not question <mask>- <mask>'s courage but that he was punished for disobeying an order. The public had to decide if indiscriminate aerial bombing of civilians in pursuit of wartime objectives was acceptable after one of the worst civilian tragedies in French history.Most of the plays written by <mask>-<mask> were comedies in an upper class setting. After his release, he wrote two plays which were successful in London. The first, Now Barabbas, was based on his experience in gaol and some of the characters were drawn from his family. Although he was a prolific playwright, <mask>-<mask>'s works have not the depth or longevity of Coward or Rattigan. The Reluctant Debutante has been made into two films. The Reluctant Debutante was the first film to feature Rex Harrison and Sandy Dee. The title of the second movie was What a Girl wants, starring Colin Firth, and Kelly Preston.The remake has a hereditary peer in the House of Lords who wants to be elected to the House of Commons. After the Peerage Act 1963, Alec was one of the first to do so. Duck in Orange Sauce (L'anatra all'arancia; 1975), which starred Monica Vitti and Ugo Tognazzi, was adapted into an Italian film. In 1975, <mask><mask> wrote a curtain raiser called Dramatic Licence, in which Richard D'Oyly Carte, W. S. Gilbert, and Arthur Sullivan plan the birth of Trial by Jury. Kenneth Sandford and John Ayldon played Gilbert and Sullivan, respectively. His plays include: The Chiltern Hundreds, Caro William, The Reluctant Peer, Lloyd George Knew My Father, and The Cigarette Girl. Younger sons of earls were educated at New College, Oxford British

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title: Abba Gordin

texts: <mask> was an Israeli writer and poet. <mask> was born in Smorgon in the 19th century to Rabbi <mask> and his wife. He was briefly imprisoned after taking part in the abortive revolution of 1905-1906, after he organized a strike by apprentices in Ostrw. After their mother's death in 1907, he and his brother broke away from their father's religion. The secular Hebrew school "Ivria" was opened in 1908 by <mask> and Wolf Gordin. They believed that to teach a modern, secular Hebrew, teaching methods had to involve the body. "Novaya Pedagogika" was founded to publish their theory and methodology.Migrating to Moscow with other refugees during World War I, he and Wolf joined the editorial staff of the influential newspaper, Anarkhiia. There, they published a series of works detailing the principles of "Pan-Anarchism," a form of anarchism intended to address the distinctive problems and aspirations of "the Oppressed Five." The state, capitalism, colonialism, the school, and the family were held responsible for their sufferings. The Gordins came up with a philosophy called "Pan-Anarchism" which prescribes five remedies for five baneful institutions. The remedies for the state and capitalism were, simply enough, statelessness and communism; for the remaining three oppressors, however, the antidotes were rather more novel. <mask> Gordin created an "Anarchist-Universalist" tendency among the anarchists that was willing to delay the abolition of the State. The All-Russian Section of Anarchist-Universalists was noted in a Communist Party Central Committee memo as one of the most peaceful in the Anarchist movement.<mask> and the Anarchist-Universalists faced increased government persecution. Gordin is popular among Russia's radical working class. According to Angel Pestaa, <mask> Gordin was the most visible spokesman for the dictatorships who were "inclined to accept centralism" during

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texts: his visit to Moscow in 1920. When the elections for the Soviet of the district that his factory belonged to were held, despite the fact that the communists always allowed only their nominees on the election list for the Soviet and did not allow any of their candidates to be defeated, the workers in the factory where Gordin worked chose When the votes were counted at the Soviet headquarters, it was discovered that a communist was not selected and that Gordin was chosen instead, but only with regard to this particular delegate, and not with regard to the communists who were elected. According to Alexander Berkman, Gordin was released on May 25, 1920, in the hope of breaking the hunger strike, after some 1,500 Butyrka prisoners refused to eat. <mask> Gordin was shot and arrested by the Cheka in 1925 after speaking at a public event, and only the personal intervention of Lenin's wife won his release.<mask> and his wife fled across the Manchurian border into China. <mask> Gordin wrote in several languages after moving to the United States in 1927. The Jewish Ethical Society was established by him. Gordin became a co-editor of the New York Yiddish-language journal Freie Arbeiter Stimme. Gordin thought nationalism was a more important driver of modern history than social class conflict. Marxist doctrine was critiqued as a hybrid of quasi-religion and pseudo-science that would depose one king for another. He moved to Israel around 1957, where he translated his Yiddish writing into Hebrew.<mask> died in Tel Aviv. There were services held on August 23. There are memoirs of the Russian Revolution. In 1955, vol. 1: Rusland 1773-75 bukh tsvay: In Struggle For Freedom. The first book was Russia 1773-75 and the second book was Russia 1917-19. The name of the person is Yanovsky (1864-1939).It's ch. Kritika shkoly is about theogy of youth or reproduction. Part 1: Critique of the

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title: Wilson McCoy

texts: The second artist on The Phantom comic strip was <mask>, who was an American illustrator and painter. The Phantom was signed by his middle name, but his other artwork was signed by R<mask>. The sixth of seven children born to Edward Fernand and <mask> was born in Troy, Missouri, on April 6, 1901. He wanted to become an artist before he was seven. His father's death left his mother with seven children and no money. She opened a boarding house with borrowed funds and young <mask> got a job in a drugstore, working 8 hours a day after school and 12 hours on Saturdays and Sundays for $3 a week which went into the family treasury. After two years of high school, he went to work as an errand boy for a St Louis Advertising firm.He saved enough money to attend Washington University's art school after four years on the firm's art staff. He studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, the American Academy and Washington University's School of Fine Arts, St Louis. He married the woman he met at the same university. He was a member of the foundation. The <mask> family moved to 100 N Bemiston Avenue in 1930. They lived at 6748 Crest Avenue when Carol was born. They moved to 7035 Ethel Avenue by 1940.In 1931, he miraculously escaped death in an auto accident where a reckless driver hit his car, causing it to rest on his chest, crushing both his lungs. The first man to survive such an injury was made history. His son Robert was born in 1927 and his daughter Carol was born in 1933. The couple moved to Illinois 13 years prior to <mask>'s

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texts: death. There is a home on Donlea Rd in Barrington. A model of Diana Palmer's house was used in the comic strip. The study was used to draw the Phantom strips.<mask> was a volunteer fire marshal. His fire-chief helmet from the City is still with his family. <mask> had a tractor that could mow the five acres of the house. <mask> and his wife frequently visited Mrs. <mask>'s sister, as well as the other sister, Mrs. Robert Falmar. A birthday gift for Robert was that he was the "handsome prince" in one continuity. <mask> made a very accurate drawing of Robert. The strip was in the house for a long time.He had two children, <mask> Jr. and Carol. The proprietor of the "Museum of Questionable Devices" in Minneapolis was a frequent guest on Late Night with David Letterman. He died in 2010 at the age of 83. His first job as a commercial artist was to create posters for the Radio Deith Orpheum Company for 3 years. He made paintings for Liberty magazine covers, calendars, prints, pin-ups and advertisements for major companies such as Shell Oil, Tums, Dr. Pepper, U.S. Rubber... St. Louis city directories from the 1930s show that <mask> is associated with several studios. The Windsor studio was with William E Heede, Martin C Kaiser, Robert McRoy and others. The Associated Artists of St Louis had William H Cramer, William E Heede, Martin C Kaiser, Marjorie M Lippman, et al.The Advertiser's Artists Co. (2670 Washington Blvd) was founded in 1937 by Kenneth Cowhey. Ray Moore was the previous Phantom artist and the Phantom <mask> shared an art

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texts: studio. During the second World War, <mask> took over the responsibilities of illustrating The Phantom. His wife, also an artist, was a penciller of the lettering and panels in <mask>'s comic strips. He developed his own style after copying Moore. "<mask> was paid $75 a week to sub for Moore, an arrangement that didn't sit well with Bob, when he discovered how much more Moore was getting paid." The family moved to a prosperous Chicago suburb after the conditions improved.The studio was built by <mask>. Robert was back in a bedroom. "King Features Syndicate prefers the artists to keep 6 weeks ahead of their weekly strips and 3 months ahead of their Sunday material," <mask> said to the San Antonio Light. Girls at King features Syndicate do the coloring for the Sunday comics if Lee Falk writes the story of The Phantom as well as the story for Mandrake the Magician. He started drawing the strip from 1941 when he filled in for Ray Moore, but he was credited as the artist from the daily story "Queen Astra Of Trondelay" in1946. Moore was forced to retire in 1947 because he focused on the Sunday page only after his return from the War. Moore's assistant and good friend was revealed in an interview with Lee Falk.When Moore was called into the military in 1941, <mask> took over and he continued when Moore came back. Moore's signature was on some of the series he did not draw, but he was still on the pay-list. After a while, he found his own style. Lee said that Ray only drew it for 3 or 4 years before he went off to war. The art director

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texts: of the company who was a friend of his took over in his absence. He kept Ray's name on it. <mask>'s artistic style has been called the "naive art" by some art critics.He used photographic references for every drawing, had his family and friends pose for him, and acted out the different situations he worked on in the stories he worked on. The author of Mandrake stories was already known for his use of surrealism. Some artistic elements were used to illustrate Phantom stories. He used "film noir" lighting to set the atmosphere. Photographs may be used in his panels to depict aspects of American Realism. A parallel was drawn between Edward Hopper and <mask> in a Phantom exhibition held in Sweden. Hopper worked as a commercial advertising illustrator.There is artwork for American Locomotive Co. 1944). The masters of dramatic lighting were 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 There was a fair amount of

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texts: criticism of the Phantom. The strip looked wholesome to contemporary eyes, yet it was branded very objectionable by "50 trained reviewers" rating comic strips in Parents Magazine in 1949. In July 1949, the publication of The Phantom in France was struck down. One half of the newspapers that published The Phantom on March 27, 1960, were outside of the US.He stopped drawing the strip in 1961. His last daily strip was dated 19 August 1961, his last Sunday strip was dated 17 September 1961, and the last Sunday strip was drawn by Carmine Infantino. According to the late comics historian and collector, McCay was an adherent of a different school, the school of the poster artist. The composition is simplified to have an impact on the viewer. Understanding exactly what is going on is enhanced when the depth of field is reduced or lost. It's easier to understand the action from a longer distance. The busy newspaper reader will benefit from less attention and concentration being required."Many of the comic book aficionados I meet in Europe like <mask>'s work," said Lee Falk in an interview. They are used to it and grew up with it. The Sunday page artworks have the same style of drawing as Hergé's Tintin. The flexibility of the colorist to use bright, bold colors is due to the fact that the original inked line art does not have any hatchings or shading. He made a wooden mannequin for himself to use for his drawings. The <mask> original Phantom artwork is sold by Heritage Auctions. A 1955 original Phantom Sunday art page was auctioned by

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texts: the French auction house Artcurial, and in 2016 a <mask> McCoy 1958 Phantom Sunday art page was auctioned by the same auction house.Like Phantom creator Lee Falk, <mask> was a world traveler with an adventurous spirit who traveled to jungles. He traveled to exotic locations to make the stories look realistic. He was arrested for unauthorized photography in Cairo and robbed in Morocco. He traveled in an unreliable vehicle, was chased by an aggressive rhino, and confronted elephants on a hunting trip in Central Africa. He studied forest pygmies in Central Africa. The tribe members were threatened by the poisoned arrows. He invited them to beat on Tom Toms after sketching them as they posed.The Mbuti pygmies of the Ituri rainforest tribe were researched for episodes of The Phantom. The Bandar tribe was inspired by the Mbuti. Military personnel were entertained on four trips abroad sponsored by the NCS. The trips were made to Europe in 1953, 1954 and 1955, and to Japan in 1955. Germany, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Libya, French Morocco and France are listed in a Christmas card he sent to his family in 1954. Taking pictures to entertain his friends. In an interview published in San Antonio Light, <mask> said that he's been almost every place American soldiers have been.The military forces provide transportation. He said his travels made it easier for him to draw scenes and people in far off lands. He claims to be a "camera bug" and uses his photographs as models for his work, often including in his strip people of whom he had taken

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texts: pictures. He studies the architecture and people's dress wherever he goes. He became ill after returning from the trip and was hospitalized. When <mask> became ill, he was too ill to leave the hospital. When he was in Africa, he developed an infectious disease that came back.He died in the hospital after a blood clot formed in his heart. He was treated with antibiotics after picking up an infectious disease in Africa, but every once in a while it would affect his heart, according to an interview published in 2019. This time he had a heart seizure in the hospital after having been battling the disease and they had called me in. The Ancient and Mysterious Order of The Phantom was established in the 50's and he sent out a sealed certificate of membership to his fans. The "Exalted Imperial Phantom Delieanator" was signed by himself. Anthony Tollin, the American colorist, received a certificate of inductibility from <mask>, who filled in his name and date of February 20, 1952. "I have never had the syndicate return any of my originals to me, however, will make a sketch for your collection and mail with this letter," he wrote in a 1949 letter to a fan."About a year and a half ago, my wife, daughter, and I had dinner in Bangor on our way to Harborside where we spent about a week, and where I did some landscape painting," he wrote. It is a beautiful state. If you would tear out the full sheet of the paper in which the Phantom appears and mail it to me, I would be able to see the size and position. Best wishes from the McCay family. A

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title: Wilson McCoy

texts: brilliant ink sketch of the Phantom in front of his secret abode, the Skull cave, has been added to the upper portion of the page, along with an inscription in a speech bubble. I was glad to learn that I had a friend and a Phantom reader in Alabama. I made a painting which I am sending a print from.Before I started drawing the strip, I did this type of work. About 35 miles from Chicago is a small town called Barrington Ill. I live in the country. I work from home in a studio. My son and daughter are in college. I hope the material I am sending is what you want. If you would send me the full page of the Phantom strip from your paper, I would appreciate it.Thank you and best wishes. Clarence Allen received a letter from <mask> in April 3,1953. Since both the pro and con are so convincing, a reader would be more likely to believe them if they were seen alone. Thank you for your copy. Sincerely, <mask>. The history section of Federal Way High School took issue with a panel in a Phantom comic strip that depicted Alexander the Great with a white beard. "You have brought me to my knees by backing me into a corner and by superior numbers, so I wrote a letter of reply," he said.I call upon one of my friends to get me out of a situation. Have turned your letter over to a friend. The Phantom sent the following message via tom tom drums in a drawing: "Phantom to Federal Way, <mask> is correct Alex received a scare while still a baby turning his hair and beard white." Thank you, The Phantom. "Hey Bill, I'm out in the jungle drumming up

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texts: business for good ol' Adelphi Inn - The Phantom", wrote <mask> in a note on an illustrated (phantom playing drum) card. His letters are sold at auctions. After a heart attack the previous Thursday morning, R<mask> <mask> died on July 19, 1961, at the age of 59.A memorial service was held at the church. Contributions to the Heart Fund were requested by the family. Rev. Carl G. Mettling was with Rev. The church was filled to near capacity and Eugene B. Nyman was in charge of the service. Messages from all over the United States and other countries were sent to the family. Two days before he was stricken, a film with commentary on his journey into the Congo was shown at the society's meeting.His first program on the trip into the African jungle was made in the interest of his art. His final resting place is in Chicago. <mask>'s Phantom in the world of Contemporary Art inspired several artists to create works of art based on panels from his Phantom comic strips. Artists such as Jan Hfstrm, Dick Frizzell, and Peter Kingston have created their own interpretations of panels from <mask>'s art. The Big Kiss, Another Big Kiss, Sleeping Woman, who will save her are some of the works of art inspired by <mask>'s Phantom & Mr Walker. Peter Kingston is running Mr. Walker. Mr Walker ran Black/Blue, The Outsider Mr Walker, and Walker Och Devil.The director of the Nordic House in Trshavn came up with the idea. At the Bunker Cartoon Gallery Phantom Art show in New South Wales, Australia, the founder of the brands: Deus Ex Machina and Mambo

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texts: Graphics cited <mask> as his favorite artist. <mask> Phantom design t-shirts were produced by the Phantom textile printers in the early 1980s. In addition to the Australian Frew Publications Phantom comic, the Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish Phantom comic books are also available in hardcover editions. There were 95 comic artist's invited to attend the US President's breakfast in Washington in 1955. The breakfast was organised to raise money for the US Savings Bond program. President Eisenhower's cartoon book was a tribute to the President and featured <mask>li of Milan released a <mask> McCoy special in the series I Giganti del Fumetto with a 5 page foreword. There are articles written by Ulf Granberg, Ed Rhoades, and Pete Klaus, as well as an interview of Robert and <mask> by Ed Rhoades. The Italian publisher La Repubblica published an anthology called "L'Uomo mascherato - Il Mito dell'Ombra Che cammina" in 2005, with an introductory essay by Luca Raffaelli. The Wilson McCoy Sunday stories were published in The Complete Sundays from Vol 2 - Vol 7. The black and white press proof of the continuities originate from King Features Syndicate and are in the Special Collections at Michigan State University. Another set of proof was donated to Ohio State University by King features syndicate. There is an art67531 at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum.The libraries of the Ohio State University. The Bors Konstmuseum in Bors, Sweden has an exhibition called "Wilson McCoys Fantomen". <mask>'s official site has a complete list of

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title: Ueda Sōko

texts: <mask> lived during the early Edo Period. He founded the Ueda Sko-ry, a warrior class school of Japanese tea ceremony. In his younger days, <mask> went by the name Satar. The leader of Daitoku-ji, Shunoku Sen, gave him the name Chikuin. His death plaque is located at the Sangen-in sub-temple of Daitoku-ji, next to that of his long time teacher in the Way of Tea, Furuta Oribe. Sko was considered a tea master by Hideyoshi. Sko was defeated in the Battle of Sekigahara.Sko was pardoned by Tokugawa Ieyasu for fighting Asano Yoshinaga on the Tokugawa side during the Siege of Osaka Summer Campaign. The Geish domain was assigned to Asano Nagaakira by the Tokogawa shogunate in 1619. The Chief Retainer of the Geish Domain for the Asano was given a fief of 17,000 koku of rice. Sko devoted himself to the Way of Tea after retiring from military duties at the age of 70. He spent his time crafting tea equipage such as bamboo flower vases, chashaku tea scoops and firing raku ware tea bowls. The Ueda Sko-ry was developed by Sko. <mask> Sko is the descendant of the 16th generation of the school of Japanese tea ceremony.The land equivalent of 10,000 koku of rice was awarded to <mask> Sko the Warrior and Daimyo after he was recruited as a samurai. Sko daimy status was given by this. Sko was assigned the role of supervisor for the construction of the temple for the great Buddha statue at Hk-ji temple in Kyoto. Sko was a warrior

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title: Ueda Sōko

texts: small passageway is created by adding an extra tatami mat to the left of the alcove. The mat can be partitioned to accommodate more people. The guests can pass from the small wabi-cha tea room to the larger tea room with the help of the shban-datami. There is a window in the left wall of the tearoom that opens to the shban-datami space. Oribe hung vases on the window. Sko copied all this.The tea room is named after a hanging kettle that hangs from the ceiling. At Wafd, Sko reproduced this as a shin tea room. Sko uses a 'naka-kuguri' for guests to pass between the outer and inner roji in his tea garden. The genre of chanoyu for the warrior class referred to as buke sad or 'warrior tea' was established by Sko. In order to conduct the new sukiya onari format, <mask> Sko designed the Wafd tea complex. The new format of chanoyu was created by Oribe and Tokugawa Hidetada. From Sko's tea house design and the provisions he made for conducting chaji, Sko's style of chanoyu preferred a flow in proceedings, where guests experienced different gardens and tea rooms in the space of one gathering.Riky preferred small, two mat tearooms and gatherings where guests would keep to one room for the duration, but this is in line with Oribe's style of tea. Riky's tea aesthetic was also influenced by Sko. The tips of Oribe's chashaku are free-flowing, but the tips of Sko's chashaku have a bent or sharp edge. Riky's wabi aesthetic


title: Ueda Sōko

texts: and Oribe's hyge aesthetic are thought to have been influenced by Sko. Sko made his own tea wares. He was one of the first warrior class teaists to craft o-niwa-yaki, tea bowls and other ceramic tea utensils in the garden of their castle residence. The layout of his tea villa, Wafd, shows the spirit of <mask> Sko's chanoyu.The crossing bridge was planted with pine trees to suggest crossing over to Jdo. There are examples of the chashaku named teki-gakure. The single line scroll 'I welcome no abode to my layman' is the only calligraphy work of Sko. The implication of the characters is that those without education and taste for the arts don't show up at one's door. Sko pursued a style of chanoyu that developed quietude for the mind and strength of spirit, deeply influenced by Zen morality, throughout his life in the Warring States period. Sko wanted his tea to be passed on to future generations. The Normura and Nakamura families were invested in by Sko.The Chief Retainers of the Teaching of Chanoyu were called chaji azukari. The first two were Nomura Kymu and Nakamura Mototomo. The fiefs of 100 koku of rice were given to the families by Sko. The Asano and Ueda families were taught and conducted chanoyu by the Nomura and Nakamura families. The Ueda Sko-ry is still going strong thanks to this structure. Furuta Oribe Ueda Sko was a teacher for 24 years. In the position of the Chief Retainer and tea master, Daimy


title: Ueda Sōko

texts: Asano Yoshinaga had <mask> Sko ask Furuta Oribe about chanoyu.Sko recorded Oribe's responses and delivered them to Asano. The studious work of Sko compiles Oribe's teachings, known as Question and Answer with Oribe and A Record of Sho's Enquiries to Oribe. It is the main document for understanding the chanoyu of Furuta Oribe. The tea master shared the manuscript with the Tokugawa shogunate. <mask> Sko and Kobori Ensh shared intimate correspondence. Both were disciples of Furuta Oribe. The second generation Tokugawa shgun, Hidetada, started the tradition of visiting a daimys residence for a formal tea gathering.Furuta Oribe was Hidetada's tea master at this time and was in charge of the development of sukiya onari, a format of tea gathering designed for the warrior class. <mask> Sko designed the Wafd tea complex to cater for the new sukiya onari format. After entering the castle gates for an official visit, the shgun would first go to a tea garden and participate in a formal tea gathering. The tea gathering would begin from the sukiya tearoom to the formal room. Traditional entertainment from the time of the Ashikaga shogunate would take place when the shgun crosses a covered bridge to the reception complex. The current home of the Ueda Sko-ry is a reconstruction of the Wafd built by <mask> Sko. The warrior style of chanoyu was developed by Furuta Oribe and <mask> Sko.<mask> Sko gained fame in the arts through

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title: Ueda Sōko

texts: his skill as a landscape gardener for palaces and temples in Honsh and Shikoku. The garden of the Hachisuka Family is on the grounds of Tokushima Castle. Nagoya Castle is a designated national place of scenic beauty. It was designed and built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in the first year of the Genna Era. The national place of scenic beauty is Shukkei-en. The lake residence of Lord Asano, the Daimyo of the Geish, was built as a second residence. The garden was built in the early Edo Period.Wakayama Castle is a designated national place of scenic beauty. The reconstruction of Wakayama Castle was assigned to Sko. Sko was assigned to supervise the construction of the Daibutsuden at Hk-ji Temple. The main residence of the <mask> family was the site of a second wafd tea house complex. The original Wafd was built in Kish Province. The training complex Ankantei was included in the Hiroshima Wafd. Sko planted a pine at the summit of Shijyama mountain.The mountain is known as Skoyama and the pine is known as Sko Matsu. <mask> Sko passed away at the age of 88. His oldest son was required to serve the Edo Bakufu which left his second oldest son, Shigemasa, to become heir to the <mask> family. Sko abstained from food and water until 21 days after the death of Shigemasa, on 1 May. Sko drank tea and died on the morning of the 1st. Sko's ashes were scattered on the current of the Seto Inland Sea. Further reading was published by,

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title: Ueda Sōko

texts: Hiroshima 2005 Ueda, Skei and Ueda, Sk.The Ueda Sko Tradition of Cha-no-yu is an introductory edition. The city of Hiroshima. pp. , ;,. . . pp.<mask> Skei, 16th Grandmaster of the <mask> Sko-ry, gave a lecture on Samurai Tea and Hiroshima Culture on NHK Radio. There are External links to the Official Branch of the Samurai Japanese warriors 1563 births and 1650

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title: Arthur Reginald Evans

texts: <mask> was an Australian coastwatcher in the Pacific Ocean theatre during World War II. He was involved in the rescue of future US President John F. Kennedy and his crew after their motor torpedo boat was sunk by the Japanese in 1943. <mask> was the oldest of three children and was born in 1905. After high school, he wanted to be a sailor, but was turned down for a cadetship at the naval college, so he joined the local militia and became a second lieutenant. He was the assistant manager of a coconut plantation. He worked as a manager for Burns Philp in the Solomon Islands for a decade after returning to Australia. After the outbreak of World War II in Europe, he returned to Australia to join the navy but was knocked back.<mask> enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on July 25, 1940, and later became a Warrant Officer Class 2. When the Pacific war began, his unit was recalled to defend Australia. He applied for a transfer to the navy after a bout of Malaria. He was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant in the Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve two days after he was discharged from the AIF. He was assigned to serve in the Coast Watch Organisation because of his knowledge of the Solomon Islands. He was sent to Guadalcanal for further training in December 1942. He covertly manned an observation post atop Mount Veve volcano with the help of local Melanesian guides.There were 10,000 Japanese soldiers who were camped at Vila on the southeastern tip of the island. In May 1943, he was joined by Frank Nash, an American sent to assist him, so in order to increase the area observed, he requested a relocation to nearby Gomu Island across the Blackett Strait. The explosion of John F. Kennedy's

masks: Evans Evans Evans


title: Arthur Reginald Evans

texts: boat was spotted in the moonless early hours of 2 August 1943, but they didn't realize it was an Allied loss. The Playfair-encrypted message was received at 9:30 am and he was able to decode it. There is a crew of twelve. Ask for any information. Biuku Gasa and Eroni Kumana were dispatched by <mask> to locate the crew.They returned to Rendova with a message written on a coconut after locating the survivors. On 6 August, <mask> sent another canoe with fresh fish, yams, potatoes, and rice to Kennedy. Friday 11 pm. Have learned of your presence on Naru Is. Two natives took news to Rendova. I advise you to return immediately to this canoe and by the time you arrive here I will be in radio communication with the authorities at Rendova to finalize plans to balance your party. R.A.N.V.R. is signed by A. R. <mask>.Will warn aviation of your crossing. Kennedy reluctantly returned with the scouts in their canoe, hidden under palm fronds. <mask> was waiting at the beach while the other met him. He suggested that Kennedy go to Rendova with some natives. He contacted the headquarters of the company in Rendova the next morning to coordinate the rescue efforts. The other crew members were rescued by rowing boats in the early morning of 8 August after Kennedy was aboard. <mask> continued in his service after the war.He became an accountant for a firm in Australia after being discharged from the navy. Although <mask>' letter to Kennedy was kept after the rescue, his identity remained obscure in the media for the next 17 years as his name from the signature was misread, and other details were obscured during the war to protect his identity. After searching for him, searches narrowed the possible candidates,

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title: Arthur Reginald Evans

texts: and his identity was confirmed after a card he sent for the inauguration was matched by a handwriting expert. <mask> met with boat veterans in New York in April 1961, and with Kennedy at the White House in May 1961, after he was invited to the US. Gasa and Kumana had been invited to attend his inauguration, but were prevented from doing so. <mask> was interviewed by several newspapers while in the US. <mask> was interviewed for a book in 1961.Jimmy Dean mentioned <mask> in a song in 1962. In 1962, he returned to the Solomons with celebrity Jack Paar and was able to meet his scout friends. He was best known for his role in the Warner Brothers adaptation of the book, where he was portrayed by Michael Pate. "It's a lonely job, if he's found, that's how he's going to die" is what was said in the film. The framed letter was sent to the president's library after Kennedy's death. Walter Lord and <mask> met in 1973. He was featured in a 2002 National Geographic special, The Search for Kennedy's PT109, and in a 2010 Patrick Lindsay book, Behind Enemy Lines: The Men Who Saved the Pacific.He appeared in the book, "An American epic of war, survival, and the destiny of John F. Kennedy." <mask> met Getrude Slaney Poole, an amateur actor from Australia, who was working in the Solomons in the 1930s as a secretary to a female lawyer. Three weeks after he joined the army, the couple married. The film's Australian premiere was a month prior to the death of Gertrude. There was no mention of children in the funeral notice. <mask> was married to another woman, Fran, who also died. He died on January 31, 1989.The Royal Australian Navy personnel of World War II were recipients of the distinguished service

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title: Islam Khodja

texts: The Prime Minister of the Khiva Khanate from 1898 to 1913 was <mask>ja. In 1872, in Khiva, <mask>ja was born. Growing up in the family of an Islamic clergy representative, Khodja studied at the Khiva madrasa. He was proficient in both Persian and Turkmen, as well as the native dialect of the Uzbek language. He was the governor of Hazorasp. One of the youngest Grand Viziers in the history of the Khiva Khanate was appointed at the age of 26. The Khan was Muhammad Rahim Khan II.His son, Isfandiyar Khan, ascended the throne after his father's death in 1910. <mask> began to play a larger role in the Khanate after Isfandiyar Khan's enthronement. Unlike his father, Isfandiyar did not have any special abilities in governing. <mask> was popular with the Khivan population and part of the ruling elite. He was seen as a wise and fair vizier. <mask> was part of a delegation from the Khiva Khanate that visited Moscow and St. Petersburg. <mask> tried to westernize the Khiva Khanate.The khan allowed him to get many ambassadors and delegations from European countries. The first power station in the Khanate, a hospital, a pharmacy, a post office, a telegraph, and a Russian school were built at his expense. The Bais, the rich, industrialists and merchants, were united by <mask>ja, the leader of the right wing of the Khorezm Jadidists. One of the leaders in the state sided with the Jadidists. The Jadidist movement's right wing advocated for the preservation of the monarchy, but also for the implementation of liberal policies and large scale social, political, and economic changes in the Khanate. Russia had been subject to a revolution and the Constitutional Revolution in Qajar Iran had brought a lot of change. The Emirate of Bukhara was still conservative and traditional.Mohammed Alim Khan was the leader of the Bukharan people. The Islam Khodja madrasah and minaret became the highest in the world in 1910, when they were built in the Southeast of Itchan Kala. The minaret was shorter than the one in Bukhara.

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title: Islam Khodja

texts: Death A number of public speeches made by <mask> have been recorded, in which he spoke out against some customs and Sharia punishments for criminals and those who were disliked by people in power. He wanted an end to arbitrary officials and the introduction of administrative reforms that would have prevented peasants from protesting. According to some reports, this was consistent with the opinion of the Governor-General of Turkestan, whose land bordered the Khiva Khanate to the North and Northeast. In 1910, the Khivan leadership was forced to publish a manifesto limiting the rights of the clergy under the guidance of the Young Khivans.There was a wave of reactions from conservatives in the Khanate who were convinced that Islam was a threat to the Khan's power and the integrity of the state. <mask> was released from the palace after the Isha prayer in 1913. Several people attacked <mask>ja and inflicted fatal knife wounds while he was on the way to his palace. Isfandiyar Khan was found crying after <mask>'s death. Polvonniyoz hoji Yusupov said that the Khan ordered the executions of Islam's assassins even though he knew about the murder. The Russian Empire sent a commission to investigate the murder of <mask> after learning of it. The commission was bribed by Khan's associates and clergy to not investigate.After the assassination of <mask>, his son was shot dead. Raim Bergen was buried alive. <mask> was the father-in-law of the Khan, and one of his wives was his daughter. <mask> was also married. The name of his son is known. Films Unlike the policy of the conservative leadership of the neighboring Emirate of Bukhara, where art, photography and film were looked down upon, <mask> contributed to the development and origin of photography and cinema in Khorezm. Russian and European specialists were invited to Khiva and supported by him."Islomxoja" was a historical drama movie about him. It was written by Jurabek Ruzmetov. The Knight of the Order of the White Eagle was the winner of the Vaziri

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title: Gaston Palewski

texts: During and after World War II, Palewski was a close associate of Charles de Gaulle. He is remembered as the lover of the English novelist Nancy Mitford, and appears in two of her novels. <mask> was the son of an industrialist and was born in Paris. In 1867, in the Russian Empire, he and his wife were married. The year 1869 was in Buzu, Romania. He was educated at the Sorbonne, the cole Libre des Sciences Politiques and the Oxford University, and he spoke good English. He was able to get a post with the French Resident-General in Morocco.He became the principal private secretary to Paul Reynaud, who became the Prime Minister of France in 1940. In 1934, he first met Charles de Gaulle and became a supporter of his political and military views. Following the German invasion of France in May 1940, Palewski was commissioned as a lieutenant in the French Air Force. He was in French North Africa at the time of the war. He joined de Gaulle's Free French Forces after he refused to accept France's defeat. De Gaulle appointed him Director of Political Affairs of the Free French movement, and he played a leading role in negotiations between de Gaulle and the British government. He was given the rank of lieutenant-colonel and command of the Free French Army in East Africa in March 1941, leading it against the Italian forces.In September 1942, he was recalled to London to become de Gaulle's Directeur du Cabinet, a post in which he followed de Gaulle from London to Algiers and then to Paris. He became known as de Gaulle's homme de confiance (right-hand man), and his diplomatic skills and knowledge of the British made him indispensable to de Gaulle, who neither understood the British nor


title: Gaston Palewski

texts: trusted them. Until de Gaulle's resignation as head of the Provisional Government in January 1946, Palewski was the director of de Gaulle's cabinet. He was one of the founding members of the first Gaullist party, the Rassemblement du Peuple Franais, in 1947. He was elected to the National Assembly in 1951 as an RPF deputy. He was the vice-president of the National Assembly from 1953 to 1955. He withdrew from politics after the RPF failed.He was appointed Ambassador to Italy in 1957 at de Gaulle's request. The first French minister with specific responsibility for such matters was appointed by the Prime Minister in 1962 to be the Minister of State in charge of Scientific Research, Atomic Energy and Space Questions. On 1 May 1962, Palewski witnessed the French underground nuclear test. The test shaft failed to contain the blast and he was exposed to radiation as a result of a leak of radioactive lava and dust into the atmosphere. He believed that the leukemia he contracted later in life was caused by this accident. He was the President of the Constitutional Council of France from 1966 to 1974. <mask> died of leukemia at the age of 83.He held a number of posts after 1974. He was a member of the Académie des Beaux-Arts. Palewski was awarded several French decorations because of his record in the war. He received an Italian Grand Cross after being an ambassador to the Italian government. The title and cross of a Compagnon de la Libération, The Croix de Guerre, and the Médaille Coloniale is the Grand Croix of the Légion d'Honneur. Palewski was a notorious womaniser and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals


title: Gaston Palewski

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title: David Jalbert (pianist)

texts: <mask> is a professor at the University of Ottawa. One of Canada's top 15 classical pianists is from this country. <mask> was born on November 3, 1977 in Rimouski, Quebec. His father encouraged him to play the piano when he was four years old. He studied at the Conservatoire de musique de Rimouski and DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His bachelor's degree was obtained from the Conservatoire de musique du Québec. He received a scholarship from the Canadian Fund for Research to attend the Master's program in performance at the Université de Montréal.The Governor General's Gold medal was awarded to him for his academic achievements. He studied with several professors at the Glenn Gould School, including Leon Fleisher. He entered the Artist Diploma program in 2001 under the guidance of Lowenthal. <mask> is a member of the Orford Musique, the Banff Centre for the Arts, and the Music Academy of the West. <mask> won the 1st Prize at the 1997 OSM Competition and went on to win several tours with the Jeunesses Musicales du Canada. He won the Young Performers Competition in 1999, the Dublin International Competition in 2000 and the Canada Council for the Arts

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