Germans Lead in Chemistry Nobel Prize Counts
Washington July 4 U P Germany has forged ahead in Nobel chemistry prizes. Prof. Harris Hale notes 29 prizes to 32 chemists in eight countries since 1901. Germany leads with 14 prizes. England second with four and a half. U S and France tied with three.
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Voices from a turbulent world echo across nations
The piece notes England likely will not close the Suez Canal to avoid provoking Italy, asks if Axis powers might clash, and critiques questions on ancestry. It includes Alfred P. Sloan Jr. praising industry support, German veterans visiting Paris, and General Johnson's plan to push NYC public works with a $320 million program.
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Suez Canal
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Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
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New York City
Paramount to Present Break of Hearts and All Quiet on the Western Front
Amarillo theaters feature Break of Hearts with Katharine Hepburn and Charles Boyer on the Fourth of July. All Quiet on the Western Front returns to the Paramount for a re run engagement with Lew Ayres. The Nat hosts Marie Mack and her orchestra for a special dance night with planned public demonstrations.
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Paramount
Katharine Hepburn
Charles Bower
John Beal
Joe EB
Brown
Texas
Western Front
Lew Ayres
Rialto
Riens
Allen Dixie Lee Cromedy
Barbara Stanwyck
Marle Mack
Mary Primer
Texas Theater
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Erich
Charles Boyer
Nat
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Hollywood Stars Split On Water as Beachwear Becomes Theme
Hollywood’s “Honest” Camera surveys bathing habits of about a hundred actresses. Many pose in swimsuits for photos yet avoid actual ocean swims. Names cited include Joan Blondell Claudette Colbert Ruby Keeler Dolores Del Rio Joan Crawford Jeanette MacDonald Greta Garbo Katherine DeMille Jean Parker Norma Shearer Marion Davies Maureen O'Sullivan Una Merkel Madge Frans Carole Lombard Jean Harlow.
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Ruby Keeler
Glenda Farrell
Dolores del Rio
Joan Crawford
Jeanette MacDonald
Greta Garbo
Katherine DeMille
Jean Parker
Norma Shearer
Marion Davies
Madge Frans
Madge
Carole Lombard
Jean Harlow
Carole
Jean
Energy Saving Called Great Need of Nation
Professor Harvey Walker of Ohio State University argues a national plan for conserving human energy is essential for progress. He cites high unemployment among graduates and calls for broader liberal arts training, better guidance, expanded socially needed jobs, and enhanced work study programs to place students into industry.
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America
Harvey Walker
Ohio State University
Walker
Indians Study Lost Art On Seneca Reservation
On the Tonawanda Reservation the Seneca braves learn to chip flint into arrow and spear points under Dr. Arthur C. Parker, director of the Municipal Museum in Rochester. The attempted replication of ancient Iroquois flintworking shows the lost skill as learners endure missed blows and rough cuts.
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N. Y
Tonawanda Reservation
Arthur C. Parker
Municipal Museum
Rochester
N.Y
Dyers Lake
Parker
Predict New Era in Texas Development
Austin July 4 Elmer H Johnson UT business research specialist predicted a new era for Texas industry He cited raw materials abundance refining natural gas and strong Southwestern buying power as drivers plus Spindletop as a turning point in state industry Also notes Mrs Beeman vacations with her three sons and a reference to last summer’s drought in the United States.
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Texas Business
Elmer H. Johnson
University of Texas Business Research
Texas
America
Johnson
Spindletop
Beaumont
Iroquois quarry demonstration teaches tool craft
Parker says with instruction workers can become competent at flint tool-making. The site was found five years ago at a quarry where artifacts suggest activity until about 1650. He proposes the neutral Iroquois used the quarry, not part of the Six Nations.
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Six Nations
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