Nine Horsemen and a changing game in 1950
Grantland Rice comments on Notre Dame's 1949 success and the depth of backfield talent. He notes North Carolina's strength, criticizes officials and substitution rules, and urges earlier kickoffs and fewer rules for 1950 51 football season.
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K. K Rockne
Four Horsemen
Carl Snavely
Tar Heels
New York
Charlie Justice
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Nine Horsemen
Williams
Sitko
Spaniel
Swistowicz
Coutre
Zalejski
Gay
Barrett
Landry
Leon Hart
North Carolina
Dick Bunting
Justice Missing
Frank Leahy
Hart
Mirror Thoughts On Love And Democracy In Postwar Era
A digest of viewpoints argues physical love need not be sexual and emphasizes maternal affection for infants. Psychoanalytic quotes suggest democracy among youths is weak, then claim parental influence shapes a child's future, with therapists aiding adjustment and schools delivering mental hygiene and practical skills.
New Drug Offers Hope for Parkinsons Disease Patients
Health reporters describe the porin as a novel medicine with antihistomic action and atropine features that aided 13 of 24 Parkinson patients. Improvements began within days, with some patients regaining ability to turn, feed, dress, and even return to work after prolonged disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland M. Klemme
St. Louis University School of Medicine
Klemme
F. M. Berger
University of Rochester
New York State Journal of Medicine
Predictions and bulwarks in postwar economy
A Washington writer argues that after World War II the economy shows resilience despite pessimistic forecasts. He notes the employment act of 1948, congressional hearings, and protections like bank regulation and deposit insurance as key stabilizers, while praising the Truman administration's stance against a return to prewar normalcy.
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Washington
Council of Economic Advisors
Congress
Truman
Joint Committee of Congress
Paul H. Douglas
Ilinois
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Birds At Your Window He Birds Feeding Station Idea
An article suggests placing feeding stations for birds that stay through winter. A sketch shows simple cottages to attract robins returning in spring, making homes ready for a summer visit.
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