Saturday, June 05, 2010

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

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On this day in 1939, after being missing for almost 9 years, New York Judge Joseph Force Crater was declared legally dead. The judge's disappearance became a huge news story in the USA, not least because there was no apparent motive as to why he might want to disappear or indeed for his murder and he seemed to be in high spirits when he was last seen. The case holds a similar place in American popular culture to Lord Lucan’s disappearance in the UK. More info on this unusual missing person’s case can be found on the associated Wikipedia page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Force_Crater), which I do suggest you check out after reading today’s Fortean Zoology news on account of it being quite interesting.
And now, the news:

25 new beetle species found in Turkish oaks
Long-tailed tit with ELEVEN mouths to feed
UK given final warning over London air quality
New Study Confirms Maori Legend of Giant Eagle
New home for Australian red-tailed phascogales
12,000 critically endangered Saiga antelope found dead
Animals struggling to survive
World's ugliest dog mourned

Dog-gone it.

(Yes, it’s a bit of a predictable pun or play on words today but let’s be honest; the alternative would be a ‘Meet the Beatles’ pun and that would be far, far, worse.…)

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