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...ril 30 Act 240 Section B: 1825, March 3 Act 246 Section C: Article I, Section 8, Clause 17 248 Chapter 12: The Great Deception 258 Section A: 1933, March 6 Proclamation No. 2039 259 Section B: 1933, March 9 Act 260 Section C: 1933, March 9 Proclamation No. 2040 262 Section D: 1933, April 5 Executive Order No. 6102 263 Section E: Territorial Form of Governme...

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...........................................................................258 Section A: 1933, March 6 Proclamation No. 2039 ......................... ...........................................................................259 Section B: 1933, March 9 Act ........................................... ...........................................................................260 Section C: 1933, March 9 Proclamation No. 2040 ......................... ...Money Raised to Fund the Revolutionary War 47such a plan. Hamilton rose to the occasion and set about his task of devising a ... ... centuries crumbles from neglect, and thebirthright of future Americans is being sold for a bowl of porridge (one with little substance atthat). T... ... of fine gold From the above equations, one sees that the value per ounce of fine gold rose, asdetermined by the value of a dollar, between 1792 ... ... the equations above, each 1834 cent or dollar bought less goldthen it did in 1792. Gold rose in monetary value between 1792 and 1834, as the 1834 ...

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...As Thailand rose with the world order since WWII, its reputation in the international agricultural sciences owed much to one person. Charan Chantalakhana was the man for the times. As the Vietnam conflict stimulated massive US influence ...

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...ent. His role at the temple was to servea senior monk by cleaning his alms bowl and running errands.Otherwise, he played with other temple boys. Somet... ...ovinces such as Songkhla was alsothrough primary schooling. Basic literacy rose to around 80percent. A tax was levied on adults who remained illiterat... ...ce. From this time, the influence of many aspectsof the culture of the USA rose perceptibly as fear of communismmounted with the 1954 fall of the Fren... ...ng degrees since 1893. The School of FineArts that had been established in 1933 revived disappearingcultural, mainly Central Thai, traditions. It had ... ... was enough for two meals a day, and as he was todiscover it meant as many bowls as he could eat in one sittingthanks to a kind-hearted food stall own... ... his life wouldmistake his use of the English metaphor, ‘stop to smell the roses’,as relating to this rushing behavior when in fact he wascommending r...

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...President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s gold confiscation of April 5, 1933 was tough on private citizens, but even tougher on coins. Confiscated gold coins, sacrificed in pits of fire, were melted and cast into gold bars to serve at the feet of their mortal enemy, paper currency. Then, it was...

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...as the way of the street since gold had been pushed to the curbby paper in 1933, when thousands of years of monetary precedentchanged with the fatal s... ...ld off its monetary pedestal,accomplishing this spectacular coup d’etat in 1933. Not only didgold coins fail to see this political coup coming, but th... ... to know firsthand the horrific storyof your ancestors being rounded up in 1933 as a prelude to beingmelted and formed into gold bars in 1934. Libby a... ...recurring search of a free lunch, society’sselling of its birthright for a bowl of porridge, which rots society fromthe inside-out, will again become ... ...t, however, her views weren’t unpopular. Infact, nearly the whole audience rose to a heartfelt ovation andresponded to Norse’s lead with “Hip-hip hoor... ..., this time enslaved to debt owed to a few well-connectedbankers. “Debts rose so fast we were easily able to establish the first legaltender paper c... ...ned a three-dimensional Viking helmet out of anacorn and two thorns from a rose bush to add another dimension tohis terror-inducing charges. Standing ...

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...s, to work in the chair factories. Her grandfather James Timpany emigrated in 1888, worked in the toy and chair shops, and became Mayor of Gardner in 1933. Riley is also a pioneer, earning a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Massachusetts at age fifty while the mother of eight children. She cofounded the Central Mass. Genealogical Society (CMGS), organized Lucy S...

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...lk, trimmeti with cream Chantilly lace, and carried a buncii ot blush roses. She was given away by her mother. Chair City o f the W... ... a city in 1923,he was a city councilor and served as Gardner’s mayor from 1933 to 1937. In 1925, Grandfather opened Timpany’s Hardware, Inc., first... ...’s M o l a s s e s P o p c o r n B a l l s : 1 extra large bowl full of popped corn (about 4 poppers fuU) 2 c. molasses, 1 c. sugar ... ...ng and heating stove. We always had oyster broth for our Saturday meal.The bowls were fiUed with milk, which had buttery spots glistening throughout,a... ...ar 1 tsp. vanilla whites of two eggs (beaten until you can turn bowl upside down without spilling contents) Add 1 c. walnut meats... ...grandfather spoke up and took them M ayor o f G ardner 1933-3 7under his wing. T hat same year, he rescued his nephew Bob, who h... ...aver parachutejump. I was furious because I wasn’t allowed to attend Billy Rose’s Aquacade. Theverdict pronounced by my parents was that it was too ex... ...e a full-time wageearner. M y first paycheck amounted to $1 2.1 was one of Rose’s Clothing Store’sbest customers. I also spent plenty of money at shoe... ...ster P. Pearson 1927—Albert H. Stone 1931-June 21,1933 (resigned)— George C. Sweeney August 15, 1933—James A. Tim...

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... 60 25 point program, National Socialist Workers Party: 60 1922 Henry Ford, 1925 Adolf Hitler: 65 Original 1933 & 1947 World Almanacs 67 Timeline from 30 January 1933: 68 Reports on 6 Million: 71 1934: ...

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... 601922 Henry Ford, 1925 Adolf Hitler: 65Original 1933 & 1947 World Almanacs 67 ... ... 67 8Timeline from 30 January 1933: 68Reports on 6 Million: ... ...German heritage. Most were members of theCommunist Party in Germany.10 May 1933Book burning, the Germans burned all pornography books, banning4,175 bo... ... with other sections of the population.Many U.S. Jews Against Jewish State—RosenwaldBy Jewish Telegraphic AgencyNEW YORK — Great numbers of Americans ... ... desirable solution of thepost-war Jewish problem, according to Lessing J. Rosenwald, writing inthe current issue of Life magazine, completing the dis... ...man problemand must be solved as such in those places where it exists, Mr. Rosenwaldsays that “the demands for a National Jewish State today exceed by... ...pital or residential blockhad come from, or how porcelain sinks and toilet bowls had beensmuggled into the hospital. Most were brought inside empty so... ...ter on those who could still move were moved to Sachsenhausen.We carried a bowl, without this bowl you could starve to death as youcould get drink and... ...ldsit down and eat, if you were weak the Ukrainians would come and takethe bowl, then you would just sit there and die.The Germans did not know what t...

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...erview With Kupuna- Valentine K. Ako,-Margie Kaholo-Kailianu, David Keakealani, Caroline Keukealani-Pereira,-Arthur "Aka" Mahi, Joseph Puipui Makaai, Rose Pilipi-Maeda,-And Family Members With Kepa Maly December 7, 1996. 43 -- C. Arthur Lyman-Waiopae And Kapoho Region Fisheries-Oral History Interview Of November 21, 1997 - With Kepa Maly-(With Discussion Notes From Novembe...

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...e Kaholo-Kailianu, David Ke"kealani, Caroline Ke"kealani-Pereira, Arthur “Aka” Mahi, Joseph Pu‘ipu‘i Maka‘ai, Rose Pilipi-Maeda, ... ...n Hawaiian 1912 Hawai‘i – Pohoiki-Koa‘e region, Puna.Arthur “Aka” Mahi Hawaiian 1933 Hawai‘i – Ka‘OpOlehu... ...ie (Tai Hook) Hawaiian 1934 Kaua‘i – Wainiha-H0‘ena and N0pali.Hashimoto Hawaiian 1933Violet Hashimoto-Goto ... ...amuel Ponopake Chang Hawaiian 1911 Maui – M0kena vicinity.Stanley Chock Hawaiian 1933 Maui – Kahakuloa.Isa... ... loose. This was done with each wana, but the tongues were placed into the first shell which served as a bowl. When that wana was full... ...ng a noise when it’s cooked. Then after you get that, he used to mix it in a coconut shell cup, you can use any bowl, smooth stone, or what e... ...o, Margie Kaholo-Kailianu, David Ke;kealani3, Caroline Ke;kealani-Pereira, Arthur “Aka” Mahi, Joseph Pu‘ipu‘i Maka‘ai, Rose Pilipi-Maeda, and family... ...996 Aka M. Mahi, Joseph Pu‘ipu‘i Maka‘ai, David Ke;kealani, Margie Kaholo-Kailianu, Caroline Ke;kealani-Pereira, and Rose Pilipi-Maeda (Missing fr... ...rtain time of the year. KM: And your ‘upena [net] was a round ‘upena? JM: Round, what they call poi bowl kind. KM: So there...

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...WRENCE G. GREEN has also written 1933 The Coast of Treasure ... ...e artist solda kitchen gadget that wouldtransform a radish or turnipinto a rose. It looked easy whenhe handled the instrument butmany a housewife retu... ...he Cape fox or silverjackal.) Prince Alfred was atRathfelder's in 1860 and Bowlerpainted the scene when theyoung royal visitor arrived. Oneof the prin... ...fter Sir ThomasRaffles, an official of theEnglish East India Company.These rosewood chairs came tothe Cape from Java and localcarpenters followed the ... ... pickle-jars andvases, wine, champagne andcustard glasses, tumblers,finger-bowls, water jugs anddecanters. Some of their moreexpensive efforts weredec... ...urythere were forty-two smallretail shops in Cape Town butno shop-windows. Rose vanBougies made candles in SpinStreet; there were bonnet andbasket mak... ...be seen in the South AfricanPublic Library; the view of CapeTown by Craig, Bowlers, nativetypes by Samuel Daniell andsome fine water colours.Jardine w... ... tram-cars were"brakes". He saw the firsttrolley bus arrive in Cape Townin 1933, but the rail tram-carshad not yet passed out. Thatpioneer trolley-bus...

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..., by Robert Frost The Fool’s Prayer, by Edward R. Sill I Shall Not Pass This Way Again, by Eva Rose York Renascience, by Edna St. Vincent Millay L’Env... ...t have allayed his violent outburst.4.-(a) Franklin Roosevelt tried to allay people’s fears in 1933 by saying they had “nothing to fear but fearitself... ...s tended to assuage his wrath.5.-Men sometimes try to assuage a wife’s anger with a bouquet of roses. Assume(ah SUHM)Verb: to feign or put on a false... ...r School painters bask in critical favor.4.-(b) We stood basking in the beauty of thousands of roses.5.-(b) Numerous friends and relatives have basked... ...from the Berlin wall.4.-(b) People callous to criticism do not make credible critics.5.-(b) By 1933 Americans had become calloused to bank failures.6.... ...tudent is actually enamored with study.3.-(a) Every day more people are becoming enamored with bowling.4.-(b) Bill often visited his girlfriend, with ... ... and ghastly.1.-Pygmies were dancing a macabre dance around the boiling cauldron, hoping for a bowl of human stew.2.-A few fortunate survivors remembe... ...iffany stores.5.-(b) Thousands of spectators viewed the opulent floral decorations of the Rose Bowl floats.6.-(b) She was dressed in an opulent evenin...

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...been born two years earlier. William,now a widower aged 33, married Eleanor Rose, aged 25, at Nelson on9 February 1877. Both were spiritual products o... ...es. Miss Allan, as all her girls knew, loved the garden and especially her roses. Scotlands’ rose garden became something very special [iv].Many of ... ... 4 Tertiary EducationUniversity of Otago n February 1933, on the eve of her eighteenth birthday, GwenI travelled south to Dun... ... February We started off about 10.30… a hot sunny day, which called for a Rosewill ice-cream to start with. Then off to our road near the crossing. ... ... bus to Plymouth Hoe where theyadmired the grand waterfront and saw Drake’s bowling-green, a finestatue of him looking out over the harbour, and a ver... ...monks worshipped) from the nave church. Decorating the churchwere beautiful bowls of flowers, mostly grown by the vicar. Gwencopied out some poems fro... ...Avery. ‘And there she was, leaning forward, pinching a lump out ofthe sugar bowl and popping it into her mouth!’ Miss Avery wouldoften join Mrs Sergel... ...g testimonial, 24 November 1932.[viii] Court Notes of Hearing on 19 October 1933: In the SupremeCourt of New Zealand, Wellington District, between G.M...

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...Fascists fêted her 80th birthday asa cause for national celebration at the end 1933, the year of the Hitler’s ascent topower, the crafty writer was pl... ...her, the droll melancholic, Hermann Kurz.Isolde made these years preceding the 1933 Nazification of Germany productive, forall that she was confrontin... ...ned widely favored by German readers. Between 1918, when shewould turn 65, and 1933, Isolde Kurz brought forward fifteen books, some slender,some hear... ...aptistery, who gave signsof extreme agitation and washed his hands in the holy bowl. When he saw himselfbeing observed, he fled to the train station a... ...tle church on the mountain, full and round. He’s as big as a wine-filled punch bowl.He doesn’t just glow, he even radiates warmth; I feel his warm lig... ...nt an annuallittle box filled with dried figs next to a few flasks of attar of roses that were paintedwith gold letters. Still, It never resided in th... ...l towers and threwfigs down while clear rivers ran nearby smelling of attar of roses: and this was It.The stretch until reaching ten years old seemed ... ...and pure is she, her raiment pure and fair, richly colored though, with roses tendrils guard. Crowned by golden curls, she’s shy yet pro...

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...ur strips of bacon, two scoops of friedpotatoes, two slices of toast, and a small bowl of canned or preserver fruit – each. By6:15, Dad would be finis... ... barely tender and filled with currant jelly. Cindy would ceremoniously leave a bowl of nisse (gruel) sprinkled with sugar andcinnamon on the shelf ... ...s from the stove was a narrow 6-foot-wide pine cabinetwhere dishes and plates and bowls and glasses and cutlery of every description werestored. It wa... ... seating for more than 500 people. Attached to the bottomof the bleachers as they rose up at a 30 degree angle was a plywood „floor‟ that alsoserved a... ... quartz scraper and Pat had found a large 3-inch-longside-notched bottleneck-type rose colored flint Point – both rather rare finds. As I wandered t... ... Even with the airtemperature in the mid seventies, the warm sulfur-scented steam rose like a giant cloudfrom the surface of the pool, and then disapp... ...orses or whatever theycould to sell and to survive. But on one summer morning in 1933, as he made his dailyrounds, he was totally unprepared for what... ... to produce enough food to keep her and herdaughter alive. But in late January of 1933, the region was blasted by a horrific dirtstorm that killed eve... ...g for 5 days. Thenanother dirt storm destroyed what little was left. In July of 1933, the desperate mother and daughter gathered what little they ha...

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...ovely flowers - dandelions, pussy willows,crocus, tiger lilies, and even wild roses.It is a sunny area, clocking in about 2300 hours of sun each year ... ... they were on the Bow River flood plain. The Bow River flooded in 1894when it rose over 6 feet above normal. Lower areas of town including the police ... ... trees- MapleRidge,Evergreen, Forest Lawn, Arbour Lake, Briar Hil, Cedarbrae, Rosemont, RoyalOak, Southwood, Spruce Cliff, Wildwood, Willow Park, Wood... ...npoverty and some schools offered free cream soup, bread and milk at lunch.By 1933 you could buy soup in a tin but it cost 8 cents, bread was now six ... ...lly government legislated a requirednumber. There were adjustments though. In 1933 schools closed June 16th to midOctober partly to save money during ... ...ntried again.There were great differences between rural and urban centres. In 1933 at Haultain schoolthe salary for a teacher was $126 a month or $126... ...t towhere kids were not, but to where they were - to theatres, playhouses and bowling alleys.One officer in 1917 went to schools 944 times but also we... ...d switched the contents of two cereal boxes. Someonehad put salt in the sugar bowl and one had put gummy bears in the bed of her little sister.One had... ... school outhouse. Though therules said that when you build it, you should put bowls under each hole and clean themregularly, it was common to just wai...

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... horrifying secrets.The Dreams in the Witch 1933 A student rents a room in aHouse ... ... supernatural cause.The Horror in the Museum 1933 (with Hazel Heald) A ... ... 11a far-away hummock which rose higher than any other elevation on the rolling desert. Thatnight I enc... ...ion was captured by a vast and singular object on the opposite slope,which rose steeply about an hundred yards ahead of me; an object that gl... ...aited, till the east grew grey and the stars faded, and the grey turned to roseallight edged with gold. I heard a moaning and saw a storm of sand stir... ...d heknow the time when Nahab and her acolyte were due to bear the brimming bowl whichwould follow the black cock and the black goat? He saw tha... ...esque-hafted knife in her right hand, and a queerly proportioned palemetal bowl covered with curiously chased designs and having delicate lateral hand... ...cene grew clear he saw the ancient crone bend forward and extend the empty bowlacross the table—and unable to control his own motions, he reached far ... ...Johnson died suddenlyand rather mysteriously of heart-failure on April 22, 1933. Wentworth Moore, taxidermist ofthe museum, disappeared around the mid...

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...ile in the bottomdrawer, and nibbled a hole in the side with my Swiss Army Knife. Ishaped a bowl of aluminum foil around my fingertip and poked it int... ...he hole. When Leo returned, he poured the green contents of a foldedpiece of paper into the bowl and lit the pipe with the lighter he kept bythe firep... ...ey want. Then I have lots of imaginations in* Pearl was assisting “est." “Car salesman Jack Rosenberg became Werner Erhard, whocreated Erhard Seminars... ...mares tonight!” Pearl sobbed. Pearl guarded the bike while I wentto have a look. The toilet bowl was filled to the brim with yellow wormssquirming in ... ...lk her forrefreshment. She’d carry my pack, too. Of course, I had to wait for her toeat the roses along the way. My only problem was dogs. A ewe costs... ...t our feet. Pearl made tea and I explained our half-a-house constructionproject to Alan and Rose. “When we moved to Canada, Rose dreamed we would hav... ... 324 2020: ClarityPearl’s father, the fifth generation, was born in 1933, adopted at twoweeks of age, and raised as an Adventi...

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... meat, potatoes and vegetables. Finally the servant brought us brass finger-bowls, fruit plates, knives and forks, plantains and pawpaw. At three-thir... ...The waters began to roar and swirl and tumble.In the distance the mountains rose to 6,000 feet. Then we climbed to the top of a pass. Thedescent was t... ...ing and the mists beginning to clear. Far away thesteep cone of Adam's Peak rose sheer from the surrounding mountains. We decided to climb it inthe ne... ...torches flared and pilgrimsknelt in adoration of the footprint.Then the sun rose in all its glory. Towards the west it cast the shadow of the peak far... ...th a remarkably good taste in floral descriptions. Heoften puts a beautiful bowl of flowers in my bedroom. He is like a big overgrown boy, full ofmood... ... pig in the longgrass. He and Christie crept towards it. Christie fired and bowled it over. The shot roused half adozen more, with a lot of sucklings ... ... 25 SIX YEARS LATER (May 1933)Last Sunday it rained just over seven inches in Kandy. The road to Ga... ... 26 JAFFNA (May 1933)On a holiday I went to Jaffna by train and had the compartment to mys... ... 27 A JUNGLE TREK (August 1933)Jan had gone ahead and was camping on the bund of Soraborawewa with s...

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... of Richmond, later Henry VII of England, with whom theWars of the Roses ended, was conveyed to Saint-Malo. Betrayed by theDuke of Brittany to... ...We were on the beach one Sunday, beyond the Porte Saint-Thomas,as the tide rose. At the foot of the chateau and along Le Sillon, large stakesdriven in... ...uns. Finally we discovered avalley at the end of which not far from a pond rose the spire of a villagechurch. At the western extremity of this village... ... Italian, the little Spaniard, the little Iroquois, the little Bedouin all bowlthe hoop and throw the ball. Brothers in one great family, children los... ...ned the barn refused payment for my bed; at daybreak shebrought me a large bowl of white coffee and a cob of black bread which Ifound excellent. I too... ...er, witha few of the small grains of sugar left at the bottom of the sugar-bowl. Five days passed like this. Hunger consumed me; I was feverish; sl... ...urer of Bayreuth quitting histreasury for the Prefecture of Rome? In 1933, a traveller passing throughFranconia will demand of my shade if I div...

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...gs ofDemocracy: The Influence of Air Power on the RooseveltAdministration, 1933-1941, a crucial step forward in the militaryhistoriography of the peri... ...of Democracy: The Influence of Air Power on the Roosevelt Administration. 1933-1941 (College Station, Tex.: Texas A&M University Press, 1991); Herma... ..., “The General vs. The Establishment,” 189. 7 11. Edward Bowles to Murray Green, letter, 18 March 1971, MGC. 12. Murray Green and m... ...ian Institution Press,1992), 81. Also in the NBC newsreel that covered the Rose Garden ceremonywhere Kármán was given the first Medal of Science by Pr... ...-wave radar practical was a British invention. In April1942, Dr. Edward L. Bowles, from the MIT Radiation Laboratory(RADLAB), was assigned as a specia... ...ed as a special consultant for radarinstallations. Arnold’s commitment and Bowles’ expertise helpedmake the SADU an extremely effective unit. Arnold r... ...rough the executive Scientific Advisory Board, established in thesummer of 1933, that “research is a peace-time thing and ...moves too slowly tobe don... ..., 1990), 26-27; so Futrell,239. 13. Neufeld, 28-33, and 239; also see Max Rosenberg, The Air Force and theNational Guided Missile Program, 1944-1950 ... ...ls. Washington, D.C.: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1985.Rosenberg, Max. The Air Force and the National Guided Missile Program, 194...

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...ited States Naval AmphibiousBase, the North Island Naval Air Station, Fort Rosecrans Military Reservation, the United States Naval TrainingCenter, the... ...so Paulekas was born on May 20, 1913 in Massachusetts, the son of John and Rose Paulekas. He ... ... Roman Polanski in the 1960s as a den of Sataniccult activity (in his film Rosemary’s Baby). Not long before Lennon’s murder,Chapman had approached oc... ... indicates that it could have been home to up to 40 local Nazis from about 1933 to 1945 … armed guardsRogers’ property in 1933, but the owners were ac... ... bankruptcy of much of the family business in 1974.sent off to attend the Bowles School, a combination prep schooland military academy in Jacksonvill... ...ending Bonnie, whom Bob immediately began an affair with, which ap-Bowles, he became a member of the Centurions, the school’s ver- pare... ... anticipated concert of the year – the Rolling Stones show atthe Hollywood Bowl, sponsored by local radio station KHJ. The ...

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...)‘enaJean Stanwood Japanese 1918 HanaleiAnnie Tai Hook-Hashimoto Hawaiian 1933 H)‘ena & WainihaMary “Lychee”Ka... ...re we used to go when we used to like eat wT we used to go fifteen minutes, then you get one nice big bowl for your whole family. Now they tel... ...bowl for your whole family. Now they tell me you got to go pick for maybe one hour before you get one bowl. KH: If you lucky. WH: ... ... Hashimoto was born in 1933, the daughter ... ... talking story from there. AH: Annie Tai Hook-Hashimoto. I was born in Wainiha Valley, February 1, 1933, and I just made 70 years o... ...e stomach. All the one you broke you put on the side. KM: Oh. For real! VA: Yes. We had three big bowls and the three big bowls we put one... ... 429 HiPae74-Kaua‘i (111003) JS: Yes, that’s right. I’ve forgotten a lot of them. Rose, Rose Harada who…what was she? KM:... ... they would be at the bottom, just out of the photo. I wonder if the tree there (in the photo) is the old rose apple that they used to go get frui... ...la land. Amazing! CC: A few isolated, I think it was kamani trees. KM: Kamani. You said you had a rose apple tree before. CC: Yes. T...

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...sfăşurat în anul 1994 Finala Campionatului Mondial de Fot-bal, pe celebrul Rose Bowl Stadium, între Brazilia şi Italia.După prelungiri, scorul a rămas... ...rat în anul 1994 Finala Campionatului Mondial de Fot-bal, pe celebrul Rose Bowl Stadium, între Brazilia şi Italia.După prelungiri, scorul a rămas tot ... ...eball şi (american) football! Trebuie menţionat că pe Rose Bowl Stadium (Stadionul Cupa „Trandafirul”) se desfăşoară me... ...i (american) football! Trebuie menţionat că pe Rose Bowl Stadium (Stadionul Cupa „Trandafirul”) se desfăşoară meciuri d... ... Jocurile Olimpice de Vară de două ori: în anii 1932 şi 1984. Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena, California – vedere aeriană.30Florentin Smaran... ... Jocurile Olimpice de Vară de două ori: în anii 1932 şi 1984. Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena, California – vedere aeriană.30Florentin Smarandache... ...rea de la minerit la turism, înValea Morţii, devenită monument naţional în 1933 şi parcnaţional în 1994. Mineritul a-nceput în 1882 (explorarea b...