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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
8
The 41st annus meeting of the Psycho association opened with Dr. A. L. Winsor of Cornell reporting how tolerance to inhaled smoke varies by individual. Tests showed hand steadiness worsened after initial cigarettes then improved with continued smoking, while saliva secretion initially fell then returned to normal as tolerance grew.
Viscount Grey of Fallodon known as Sir Edward Grey and the British foreign secretary from 1905 to 1916 died at 71 in Christon Bank England after a long illness. He guided policy on Belgium during World War I and served briefly as ambassador to Washington in 1919 1920. He loved birds and animals and was admired in Christon Bank and Embleton for his kindness to villagers.
The Red Sea gains a reddish tint due to a massive bloom of microscopic algae. Researchers note that the color change is caused by high concentrations of phytoplankton in the water, influencing light absorption and sea appearance.
R Bruce Etheridge new director says no immediate policy changes. He plans cautious progress, stressing efficiency, proper care of natural resources, and continued support amid reduced appropriations and license funds. He cites President Roosevelt’s conservation emphasis as a model for future gains.
Rabat Morocco September 8 French ratification of Morocco ends 25 years of warfare with Berber tribes. Last chief Sidi Ali Hodlene ou Temega surrenders to General Jacques de Loustal forces at Koucer peak in the Atiss mountains. Casualties reported on both sides as the stronghold falls. Moppers up used night moves to seal the victory with dawn attacks.
Following a sunset ultimatum promising amnesty, the remaining rebels yielded. Victors, exhausted from months of fighting up Atlas slopes, supplied food and first aid to captives then began retreat to their desert camp leaving a small force to police the conquered area.
New York Sept 8 Arndt Jorgens second string catcher will play no more baseball for the New York Yankees this season. Jorgens contracted pneumonia on the recent western trip and is recuperating at home in Chicago after a hospital stay.
Government report shows 24 000 people killed by wild animals in 1927 with 19 069 deaths due to snakebite. The figures reflect mortality causes across British India during that year.
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