New Problem For Scientists
British pilots at 3000 feet face unknown limits of endurance due to oxygen loss and altitude stress. Doctors warn even top physically fit men can misjudge and lose consciousness. Issues include aniseikonia eye distortion night blindness and hearing changes, with altitude bends affecting joints lungs and nerves. Pilots adapt by crouching to keep blood in the brain during dives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
1Hetial News Service
Germany
Aniseikonia
Dartmouth College
England
Iil
Yost Reported Resting Quietly in Nashville Hospital
Vanderbilt hospital attendants said Fielding H. Yost seventy suffering heart attack while visiting relatives was resting very quietly and that his condition did not appear serious. Yost is director of athletics at the University of Michigan and was reported resting quietly in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt Hospital
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Flashes Of Life Highlights Rescues and Oddities
A police officer rescued a Cocker Spaniel from a deep open sewer with help from firemen and a lowered ladder. A church collection yielded a $100 bill, requiring the donor to prove ownership. Nebraska soldiers from Camp Robinson returned early to Omaha, greeted by anxious families two hours before schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dougherty
Danie Fairbanks
Dougherty
Trent
Omaha—Nebraska
Camp Robinson
Ark
Campaign shapes U S C fund drive for South Dakota
A statewide drive to support the United Service Organizations in South Dakota was formed in Huron with Governor Bushfield inviting leaders from 15 cities. Dr. W A Lowry of Madison was named chairman to organize a district plan, aiming to operate more than 300 service clubs near camps, bases, and production centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service Organizations
South Dakota
Huron
Harlan J. Bushfield
T. A. Rymer
New York
Army and Navy Department
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lawrence A. Nelson
7Th Corps
U. S Army
Harold B. Frame
Minneapolis
U.S. C
Lewis Larson
Sioux Fails
Bushfield
W. A. Lowry
Madison
Y.M.C. A
National Catholic Community Service
The
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
National Travelers’ Aid Association
U. S
U.S. O
Land
Cspital
Dorey
Er Nanal
Five Acres Of Grass Feed One Cow In Huron Studies
BROOKINGS May 19 A Soil Conservation Service survey on pastures near Huron finds five acres of the best native grass plus six to seven acres of average grass are needed to graze one cow through the summer. It covers history of pastures over 25 years, noting grazing duration, seasonal effects, and the value of leaving fall growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron Territory
Soil Conservation Service
J. T. Paulson
Mr. Pai
Mr. Paulson
Paulson
City Briefs: new birth and local events in Huron
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyd of Carpenter at 3:15 this morning in a Huron hospital weighing seven pounds 12 ounces. Irene Salveson of Chicago visited with relatives and will travel to Rapid City then return to Huron in two weeks. Eleanor Hedblom was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harlyn H Hedblom weighing seven and a half pounds. Elks Varieties of ’41 entertainment and raffs appeal to locals with events at the Elks ballroom tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boyd
Carpenter
Huron
Kiel Bros. Inc
Ladv
Tom Salveson
Sioux Rapids
Irene Salveson
Chicago
Lorna Oakland
Mr. Linnett
Linnnett
H.&w
Fleming's
Fady Wallace Babbitt
Hortense Babbitt
C. G. Walker
Blanche Hoy
Wal
Lsee
Annapolis
Rapid City
Canal Zone
Elks Ban
Fady
H. L. Saylor
Howard T. Shober
Cleveland
Ohio
Kathryn Jean Saylor
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Eleanor
French cyclist sets world motor paced record in Bakersfield
Alt Le Tourner, a French bike racer, establishes a world motor paced mark of 106.92 miles per hour in Bakersfield California amid a high speed event. The achievement marks a new milestone in speed cycling with Le Tourner adding his name to elite records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Alt Letourner
Sports Roundup by Eddie Saietz
New York May 19 Special News Service Dizzy Dean struggles as Cubs coach. Reported fight results include Petey Scalzo over Phil Swick in Milwaukee Turkey Thompson over Tony Musto in Los Angeles and Sammy Angott over Lenny Mancini in Cleveland. Also notes Dinah Shore on air disrupted Bob Feller, plus various baseball batting averages and Big Ten track summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Special News Service
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Cholly Grimm
Wilson
Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Petey Scalzo
Phil Swick
Milwaukee
Turkey Thompson
Tony Musto
Los Angeles
Sammy Angott
Lenny Mancini
Cleveland
Big Ten Allows Amateur Status for Army Navy Athletes
Western Conference faculty representatives ruled athletic competition with army and navy would not jeopardize Big Ten amateur status. Professor F. E. Richart of Illinois said units would be recognized as amateur teams and athletes could serve and still remain amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Minneapolis
Minn
Big Ten
F. E. Richart
Illinois
Lou Chiozza Retires After Years With Giants and Memphis
Lou Chiozza, once a star third baseman for the New York Giants and later with Memphis of the Southern Association, has turned in his uniform and asked the Giants to place him on the voluntary retired list. He says he is through playing baseball after enduring a leg injury that ended his playing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Sean
May
Lou Chiozza
New York Giants
Giants
Southern Association
Chiozza
Jo Fane
St. Louis
Wavell Faces Pincer Move as Libya Plan Looms
The piece argues that British Prime Minister Wavell must strike Libya soon to counter a growing Axis buildup in the Middle East. It warns delaying attack risks a two front squeeze via Syria and Iraq, with German aid and Vichy cooperation complicating British options amid heat and sandstorms in the desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Wavell
Syria
Iraq
Libya
Wevell
Graziani
Dentz
Nazis Lose Syria Route Would Hamper Middle East Build Up
The text argues that occupying Syria before catastrophe looms would bar Germany from using it as a base, hindering Nazi forces’ assembly in the Middle East and undermining their strategic reach in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Middle East
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Victor McLaglen
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Igeria
Greenland
Red Sea
Britain
Hitler
France
Eddie Saietz
Dinah Shore
Bobby Feller
Joost
Ripple
M’cormick
Roy
Sed Lombardi
M. McOrmick
Gleeson
Don Timmerman
Wisconsin
Don Smith
Northwesterm
Don Canham
Michigan
James Bay
Don Good
Lewis Burton
Journal-American
Rizzuto
Priddy
Wood
Huron Theatre
Fairmont
Fairmont Creamery
Second Street
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Giant
MacKenzie
Northwestern Public Service Company
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Marvin Hughitt
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