Physical education urged as essential for youth development
Chicago reports that 50 percent of the 26 million school aged children have defects hindering growth. Willard S. Small calls for comprehensive physical education, regular examinations, medical supervision, and federal aid to train teachers for ages 6 to 18 and beyond.
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Chicago
Willard S&. Small
Federal Bureau of Education
American Public Health Association
Efforts Made to Save Beef Cattle in Italy Crisis
Debated in Rome a plan to save beef cattle by substituting lamb and mutton in peak months. Chevalier Arsini argues for state price control and direct buying to eliminate middlemen, amid pasture scarcity and high costs.
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Italy
Mrenes
Umbria
Romagnas
Alee
Halla Agricola
Arsini
Glornale d'Italia Agricola
Rome
Paris Debate on Weights and Measures Echoes Across Ocean
In Paris on December 15, Helen Besler, daughter of the Central Railroad of New Jersey president, becomes a symbol as American troops cheer and propose after a Y M C A show. The story explores metric adoption in Latin America, weighing cultural resistance and practical hurdles in shifting from British and Spanish units.
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Helen Bealer
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Weather Summary From U S Department Of Agriculture Report
The report shows clear weather with a mean temperature of 26 degrees for the date. A 24 hour change of 2 degrees warmer is noted with a high of 33 degrees and a low of 20. Wind from the northwest reached 34 mph at 1:35 p m. Precipitation since January 1 totals 18.85 inches versus normal 13.44 inches.
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Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
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Weather Bureau Extends Fire Warnings to Agriculture
Weather Bureau of the U S Department of Agriculture expands warnings for conditions favorable to forest fires to cover crops and inflammable war material. Several warnings issued this year yielded benefits. A special station is set up at Hampton, Ore for related investigations.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Hampton
Ore
Defending English Weights in Metric Controversy
Frederick A. Halsey, commissioner of the American Institute of Weights and Measures, argued at the society’s annual meeting that Britain and the United States have legally established weights and measures and that no valid case exists for adopting the metric system. He cited extensive surveys and tests as the basis for defending traditional units.
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United States
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Colorado
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Latin America
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Uruguay
Bureau of Standards
Wr Halsey
Nicaragua
Guatemal’a
Honduras
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Panama
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San Salvador
Ecuador
Costa Rica
Cuba
Spanish Honduras
Pymont Rock
Great Britain
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