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...dark room sessions by investigators during the last ten years. The Harvard group which attended several seances at Emerson 11 a few years ago consisted of Professors R. S. Hillyer '17, Harlow Shapley, E. G. Boring, S. B. Wolbach, H. F. Day, S. F. Damon '14, G. H. Code '17, and John Marshall. '25, and a graduate student, Hudson Hoagland...
...illuminated marks fastened on the center of the forehead with tape." Twenty minutes after the session began, "Walter," the spirit, began to speak. "This is a nice, comfortable room: looks like the Charlestown Jall. What's this, a free country? To--with Harvard." The trance began. Later Walter asked Code to put the "doughnut," an illuminated paper disc, on the table. In doing so, Code touched the psychic structure in the center of the table. "It felt like the fieshy part of a and, rather rough," the report says of this. A megaphone was pushed into Damon...
...Ambassador May's daughter Francoise will be the Queen of the Winchester (Va.) apple b'ossom festival next month. *Herbert O. Yardley, onetime Government code expert, declared in his American Black Chamber that the U. S. had stolen secret Japanese messages at the Washington Arms Conference. The official secrets bill was aimed at a second volume of "exposures" by him. *France last month issued $58,800,000 worth of new 10-franc and 20-franc silver pieces, first minted since...
...ordinance authorizing it had been advertised, not in a daily newspaper as required by the city charter, but in the city's own weekly City Bulletin. Last week Ohio's Supreme Court upheld her. The ruling invalidated only the sewer ordinance, but Cincinnati's entire General Code had been enacted in 1928 and the City Solicitor foresaw other protests...
...Aldrich merely acting as the vehicle of his brother'in-law's high-minded business code?† In 1929, while John D. Jr. was in the Holy Land, Lawyer Aldrich managed the proxy battle that wrested control of Standard Oil of Indiana from Robert Wright Stewart in order to purify the oil business. Was John D. Jr. trying to do the same for banking? (The same day that Mr. Aldrich spoke, John D. Sr., so short of dimes that he had given a $1 tip to a caddy, declared, "I have every confidence in our bankers...