Grim Army Notre Dame clash looms in debate over top team
Notre Dame crushed Navy 40 to 0 and Army beat Fordham 35 to 0. Red Blaik defends Army schedule while Grantland Rice notes both teams boast deep backfields and powerful lines. Navy leaders favor facing the best, not easy opponents.
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Hart
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Hamilton
When Lost While Hunting Tips for Staying Safe and Found
A field safety feature offers steps for hunters to avoid getting lost and to survive if separation occurs. It stresses map and compass use, marking camp locations, avoiding panic, building a fire, conserving supplies, and a structured search strategy. It also riffs on attitudes toward game wardens and notes the cottontail rabbit as a popular game animal.
Jones of Very Primitive Men Discovered in Africa
Excavations at Makapan caves in South Africa reveal a skull and jaw of an early human ancestor. Dr. George D. Barbour cites sealed-condition remains with crude Stone Age tools resembling Neanderthal types. A fragmentary skull from Taungs also relates Australopithecus to human ancestry, suggesting new links among scattered evidence.
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Jones
Africa
Mahkapan Caves
South Africa
George D. Barbour
University of Cincinnati
Makapan
Europe
Raymond Dart
Taungs
Strong Watershed Program Urged By Chief Forester
Lyle F. Watts chief of the forest service urged nationwide cooperation to increase and intensify forest and range management on the country’s highland watersheds. He warned of heavy flood losses and water quality decline from neglect and stressed that protecting upland areas helps regulate stream flow and water resources.
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Lyle F. Watts
The
Forest Service
Clinton P. Anderson
Watts
Mortality Figures Show Medical Progress Since 1900
Hygeia, the AMA health magazine, contrasts death causes in 1900 with 1947. Dr Morris Fishbein says the shift, led by medical science, is more impressive than any other sign of progress. In 1900 tuberculosis ranked first, with over 200 per 100000 dying annually.
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United States
Hygeia
Health
American Medical Association
Morris Fishbein
Hunter Banters Over Rabbit Bet
Two hunters trade a playful exchange as one wagers with a loaded gun despite the other's claim the rabbit won’t notice. The banter suggests a lighthearted rural moment and risk taken in a moment of sport.
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