Rhodes Scholar Turns Desert Rat In Darwin Challenge
Glen Rose, Texas resident E. T. Adams, a Rhodes scholar and Oxford graduate, serves as Somervell County attorney while pursuing a theory that humans originated in North America and predates ape evolution. He digs caves near Glen Rose, preserves finds in crude storage, and writes Ancient People of Central Texas.
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Rhodes
Jack Geddie
Central Press
Glen Rose
Tex
Oxford
Somervell
Baylor University
Waco
E. T
Bull” Adams
North America
Asia
Franz von Weidenreich
Central
Texas
Adams
Rock Creek
Somervell County
Baylor
Dallas
Groups Ban Ingrid's Film Sparks Censorship Debate
In New York Winchell urges improvement for his people while Stassen calls for GOP rebuilding. A chorus of reactions questions party value as Ingrid Bergman’s film faces a ban drawing comparisons to banning classic literature.
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Stassen
Gop
Ingrid
Lord Byron
Kinsey claims sin of American males and literary notes
The column surveys Kinsey's reports on male sin for fifty percent of American men. It notes Archer St John developing Look Digest after purchasing Magazine Digest and distributing 25 cent books via Reader's Choice Library. It mentions upcoming June Literary Guild selection and other literary tidbits.
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Dr. Kinsey
I. Bergman
Archer St. John
Look Digest
Magazine Digest
Reader's Choice Library
The
Literary Guild
Helen Howe
Circle of the Day
S&s
R. Sylvester
Swift Entertainment
Albert Q. Maisel
Collier's
Runyon Fund
Star Rover
Runyon
Clem McCarthy
Sande Bootin
Time
Whittaker Chambers
Stone Presented by Adelie Penguins as Courtship Gift
Adelie penguins present stones to females for nest building and also offer stones to other interested creatures such as explorers or dogs, Britannica notes.
Apples Face Threats From About 200 Diseases
A plant health report warns that apple trees are susceptible to roughly 200 diseases. Researchers highlight diverse pathogens including fungi bacteria and viruses that can reduce yield and fruit quality across regions.
FASTEETH Promises firmer dentures with no gummy taste
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH as a powder that stabilizes dentures for eating talking and laughing. It emphasizes a firm hold without a gummy taste and markets the product as alkaline and sold at drug stores.
Ireland State Over Rumor Blarney Stone Is In U. S.
A Dublin report details a wild tale that the Blarney Stone was to tour the United States after an Atlanta man claimed agreements with Sir George Colthurst to remove and ship the stone from Blarney Castle. The plan included charging visitors 25 cents to kiss the stone to fund juvenile delinquency programs.
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Ireland
U. S
Dublin
England
America
Shannon
John Hewitt
Atlanta
George Colthurst
Blarney Castle
United States
Hewitt
New York
Irish Blarney Stone Exhibit Rumor Alarms Ireland
The report claimed a December removal of the Blarney Stone and its exhibition in a major American city by St. Patrick's Day, insured for 500000 pounds by Lloyds, triggering consternation before Sir George denied any agreement. He said the stone would not leave Ireland and noted the World’s Fair plan in St Louis had been rejected.
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Cormac McCarthy
Cormac
Blarney Castle
George S. John Colthurst
Ireland
Westminster Abbey
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth
McCarthy Mor
Lloyd's
America
Sir George
St. Louis
Dermott McCarthy
South Munster
Old Scrolls Draw 40000 at Duke Exhibition
More than 40000 people viewed the fabulous Hebrew scrolls exhibited last week in the Duke University chapel. The scrolls were removed from cases for packing and will be shipped to New York under heavy guard. Archbishop Athanasius Yeshu Samuel, owner of the scrolls, visited Duke and continues a tour of Syrian Orthodox churches in the United States.
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Durham
Duke University Chapel
J. N. Jackson
New York
Athanasius Yeshua Samuel
Jerusalem
Transjordan
Duke
United States
Brotherhood Week Observed In North Carolina
Governor W Kerr Scott urged observance of National Brotherhood Week to promote tolerance and mutual respect. The effort, led by Harry S Jones and Margaret G Cuddy, spans churches schools and media with events in Asheville Goldsboro Wilmington and more.
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Raleigh
W. Kerr Scott
National Conference of Christians and Jews
North Carolina
Brotherhood of Man
Harry S. Jones
Margaret G. Cuddy
Charlotte
Asheville
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Greensboro
Gastonia
Lumberton
High Point
Harry S. Truman
Scott
Noth Carolina
Gurney P. Hood
National Board
NCCJ
Warren Heads League For Crippled Children
CHAPEL HILL Feb. Co. Charles H. Warren elected president of the North Carolina League for Crippled Children to fill the unexpired term of ace Sisk. Warren, who organized the league in 1935, is director of the rehabilitation division of the state department of public instruction.
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Chapel Hill
Feb
Charles H. Warren
Eigh
North Carolina League Crippled Children
Philip S. Randolph
Randolph
Col. Warren
Ace Sisk
Fayetteville
State Department of Public
The
of Directors
Average Passe Plane Uses 182 Light Bulbs Across Systems
The article notes an average passe plane requires 182 bulbs for interiors instruments indica and navigation. It lists 104 bulb types in general use for ai and 57 other types for ai and airways.
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Winchell
Louella
Blue Cross
Hospital Care Association
Decreas
Somervel
Security Bank
Henry C. Nicholas
Central Press Correspondent
McCarthy
Ing
John S. Sullivan
Secretary of the Navy
W. C. Jackson
Cha
Woman’s College of the Veristy of
Lucille Allen
Hendersonville
Shoemaker
Warren
League For Crippled Children
Webster
Ford
English Motor CO
Washington ST
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