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	China Can Produce Cheaper Than The USA - Here's How! :: by internet
	Ever Wonder How China makes Stuff Cheaper than us? China needs "fair trade" instead of "free trade," and maybe the greater profit margins will make room for OSHA, EPA, and some of the other trappings that make America great! The Construction Site Hard Hat . . . [Read More]

	Fourth Of July Fact :: by Land Line magazine
	Why do we celebrate Independence Day on July 4?All kinds of history books and reference books will explain that the federal holiday celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring our independence from Great Britain. However, while . . . [Read More]

	Gilbert Waley: Brief Lineage History :: by Dean Isaacson
	Sometime before the Civil War in the United States, a French General by the name of le Gard was informed that he and his family were targeted for assassination. Keenly aware of the instability of the French nation, the unrest of the people of the time, the regular execu . . . [Read More]

	Harmon Waley: Alcatraz And Waley :: by Dean Isaacson and TIME magazine
	These items of interest are excerpts and articles from early TIME magazine reports. Some notations, comments and headlines are mine. Early Time-Line for Alcatraz: 1933: Attorney General Homer Cummings decides to look into the possible use of Alcatraz Island as a l . . . [Read More]

	Harmon Waley: Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping :: by Idaho Peace Officers / FBI files
	On May 24, 1935, George Weyerhaeuser, the nine-year old son of prominent lumberman J.P. Weyerhaeuser of Tacoma, Washington, disappeared on his way home from school. Although the students at Lowell School, which he attended, were released for lunch earlier than usual, Ge . . . [Read More]

	Harmon Waley: Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping :: by History Link / Daryl C. McClary
	On May 24, 1935, George H. Weyerhaeuser, age 9, was kidnapped off the street in Tacoma, Washington, in broad daylight. His captors mailed a note to the Weyerhaeuser family, demanding $200,000 for the boy's safe return. After George’s father, John Philip Weyerhae . . . [Read More]

	The Waley Home In Fife - Circa 1960s :: by Dean Isaacson
	Grandpa and Grandma Waley, my maternal Grandparents, were upholsterers. When I was very young, I remember visiting their shop near Greenlake and Woodland Park, in Seattle. There they catered to the general public, upholstering furniture, car seats and such. Once they ob . . . [Read More]

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