Scientists Doubt World End Theory At Yale
New mathematics presented at Yale challenges the heat death idea, suggesting the universe may renew itself. Dr. Richard Tolman of Caltech outlined models where matter becomes radiation and then back to solid form, potentially avoiding ultimate universal freeze. Other notes mention Yale nutrition findings, radio program ideas, and ancient mammal bones discoveries in California.
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New Haven. Conn
National Academy of Sciences
Yale University
Richard Chase Tolman
California Institute of Technology
Einstein
Tolman
Telman
Yale
Yandell Henderson
George C. Squier
Washington
Pacific Coast
Ventura County
Cal
Chester Stock
Diet Advice Says Eat Anything With Fresh Fruit and Dairy
Dr W E Melson of Iowa State College promotes a simple diet: include fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy products, and optional meat. Sunlight and exercise aid health, with cod liver oil occasionally. He cautions against single-food diets and stresses vitamins A through E in dairy, fruit, and vegetables.
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Mina
Nelson
Ames
W. E. Melson
Iowa State College
Public
Wage Dispute Halts Bricklaying at Veterans Hospital
In Huntington West Virginia a wage dispute between union bricklayers and the contractor at the Veterans Hospital led to more than twenty union men being ordered off the job. The union says the average pay is about 75 cents an hour versus the prevailing $1 50. Work had stalled over the holidays and was to resume Monday.
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Huntington
W. Va
United States Veterans Hospital
C. E. Harper
Harper
Princess Maria Fetes Birthday in Rome
Princess Maria youngest daughter of the king and queen celebrated her seventeenth birthday in Rome. Italian gossip centers on a potential royal romance linking her with Archduke Otto of Hungary, with marriage speculated if Hungary approves Otto's claim to the throne.
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Maria
Rome
Italy
Otto
Hungary
Marty
American Saints To Be Announced
Eight United States candidates are under review by the Congregation of Rites for beatification or canonization. The list includes religious founders and a bishop, with several Canadians and Mexicans also in consideration. Causes originate from Chicago New Orleans Philadelphia San Francisco Indianapolis Baltimore and St Louis.
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Vatican City
United States
Congregation of Rites
Canada
Mexico
North America
St. Louis
Chicago
New Orleans
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Baltimore
John N. Neumann
Anna Elizabeth Seton
Sister of Charity
Theodora Guerin
Sisters of Providence
Air Industry Leader Stresses Efficiency
An air industry leader argues that 1931 saw readjustment and facility consolidation, with firm management enabling operations at a lower level yet stable. The projection for 1932 hinges on aggressive economy and sharper efficiency, while New Zealand tests the kauri tree as a rubber source.
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New Zealand
Set New Record For Foreign Phone Calls
Overseas telephone conversations from the United States on Christmas Day shattered records in volume and reach. A total of 342 calls connected with five spanning over 15,000 miles, including links to Australia. Participants included two from Sedalia Missouri and one each from Montclair New Jersey, Binghamton New York, and Aurora Missouri.
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New York
United States
Australia
Sedalia
Montclair
N. J
Binghamton
Aurora
Bell system to link Hawaii with mainland coast stations
The American Telephone and Telegraph company announced plans to connect Hawaii with the Pacific coast via new Bell system radio stations at Dixon and Point Reyes California, expanding transpacific communications.
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Honolulu
Bell System
Pacific Coast
Dixon
Point Reyes
Cal
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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