New World May Be As Old As Old World
Scientists at the Werner Gren Foundation symposium in New York argue that ancestors of Indians could have arrived from Asia by 20 000 B C, rivaling dates for European culture. Dr Alex D Krieger of the University of Texas suggests people may have been on this continent by 40 000 B C, challenging crossing timelines via Bering Strait and routes to Peru leading some to rethink Old and New World distinctions.
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New World
New York
Werner-Gren Foundation
Asia
Alex D. Krieger
University of Texas
Bering Strait
Peru
Belated Honor for Wilson at Princeton
The cornerstone for Woodrow Wilson Hall was laid at Princeton to honor Woodrow Wilson, eight years as president of Princeton and eight years as U S president. The hall houses the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and will open in fall. The delay stemmed from Wilsons controversial stance against the club system and grudges among graduates.
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Princeton University
James Madison
Woodrow Wilson Hall
Princeton
United States
Woodrow Wilson School
Wilson
White House
Birthday party hostess marked by 15th celebration
Miss Dorothy Ann Parker hosted a birthday party at her home for friends on her 15th birth day. Attendees included LaVerne Krumpos Avis Picken Elaine Sea vert Marjorie Hornback Mary Jane Ramsey June Swensen Lewis Evans Robert Miller Ray Mowrey Archie Campbell and William Schultz.
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Dorothy Ann Parker
LaVerne Krumpos
Avis Picken
Elaine Seavert
Marjorie Hornback
Mary Jane Ramsey
June Swensen
Lewis Evans
Robert Miller
Ray Mowrey
Archie Campbell
William Schultz
G. B. Vilas
Chicago and North Western Railway
Earl Zimmerman
63Rd St
Kenosha Hospital
Alex Morrison
Scotland
Montreal
Canada
Reds Teach Hate to German Tots in Giessen
A report from a refugee camp in Giessen quotes 11 and 13 year olds recounting anti American teaching in the East Zone. They claim schools promote pro Soviet ideology with limited English and skewed histories and that German teachers largely oppose American influence.
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Giessen
Germany
America
Reinhard Schmidt
Guenther Bode
Reinhard
Guenther
Essen
West Zone
Most Critical Campaign for GOP by John Gunther
An NEA Service analysis argues the upcoming campaign is the GOP’s most crucial, with both conventions open, no incumbent candidate, and television shaping strategy. It notes a GOP minority position, independent voters leaning Democratic, and the high stakes for party survival and the two party system.
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White House
Hoover
Roosevelt
Truman
Fdr
McAdoo-Smith
GOP
Eisenhower
Warren
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Taft
Columbia
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
The Doctor Says Self Treatment Hurts Proper Foot Care
Dr Edwin P Jordan warns that self treatment of dermatophytosis worsens infections. Summer increases moisture and athletic exposure which raise risk of ring worm and athlete's foot. Proper care includes dry feet, ventilated shoes, boric acid powder, and seeking medical help for red moist or painful lesions.
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Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
Etiquette Note on Leaving Parties Early
When you must depart a party early do not linger at the door or chat with the hostess. Politely excuse yourself and move away so the hostess can mingle with other guests without being tied to one person.
Natural Uranium as Basis for Atomic Energy
Uranium stands as the sole naturally occurring substance suitable as a basic raw material for the large-scale production of atomic energy according to contemporary science and industry assessments.
Historical Q and A Nuggets on Trades Politics and War
A compact set of quiz style answers covering a whitesmith versus blacksmith, congressional salaries at 12500 dollars, Vermont naming red clover as state flower in 1894, Ecuadorian wartime resources like quinine balsa kapok oil and rubber, and the Korean War start date June 25 1950.
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Vermont
Ecuador
Things I Believe And Don T Believe
A syndicated column by McNaught outlines facets of public folly and personal beliefs. The writer defends General MacArthur as a keynote speaker while criticizing political tactics and lawmakers, and humorously lists beliefs deemed obvious or wrong.
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General MacArthur
Roosevelt
Taft
Doug
Eisenhower
Elopement Amid Poorhouse Scenarios Stir Society
A couple in a poorhouse eloped, while family tensions surface as big sister’s boyfriend and kid brother clash over bedtime. The piece riffs on love and youth, with a humorous aside about a Sandringham pastor criticizing crooning and stomach ailments.
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Big Sister
Kid Brother
Fathers And Sons Friendship A Letter From A Reader
A reader asks for guidance on fathers forming closer friendships with their sons. The writer notes fathers often ignore or scold their sons, creating barriers. The piece urges fathers to share interests, laugh with sons, and avoid jealousy over what sons have, to build true friendship.
Woman Athlete of Holland Won Three Olympic Titles
A historical overview of early Olympic diving and track highlights highlights including Victoria Draves Fanny Blankers Koen Micheline Ostermeyer and Ethel Catherwood noting Holland USA Canada and France as strong competitors. Mentions future swimming feature to be shown in newsreels.
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Holland
Greece
France
England
United States
Belgium
Sweden
Germany
Finland
Norway
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Victoria Draves
Fanny Blankers- Koen
Ethel Catherwood
Canada
Red Three Rules Explained In Puzzle Column
Jacob Canastar answers reader questions on red threes in a magazine style column. The explainer covers draws replacement rules, multiple red threes, scraps of paper, and final hand limits with references to Alcoholics Anonymous and eye movement research as analogous notes.
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