Millikan urges modest view of evolution amid scientific dogma
Nobel laureate Dr. Millikan argues that science and religion suffer from dogmatism and that no scientist can prove evolution. He urges caution and humility while acknowledging evolution as an historical truth. Other scientists fear misinterpretation but largely agree on the point, comparing evolution to a historical record best read like photographs across continents. He notes many unresolved questions about atomic energy and the universe, stressing that much remains unknown.
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Doctor 81 Marries Ninth Wife in Arkansas
Dr Hobart Shaddon, 81, has taken his ninth wife, 21-year-old Fannie Davis, in Waldron Arkansas. He began practicing without formal schooling and gained local fame by treating a typhoid outbreak with a high survival rate.
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University to establish Institute for Biological Research
Johns Hopkins University will create a new Institute for Biological Research to study longevity and aging. Dr Raymond Pearl will head the division at Johns Hopkins Medical School, financed by a Rockefeller Foundation grant. Dr Pearl’s work on population and life duration supported by his scholarly credentials.
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Gore Seeks West Virginia Channel Aid in St Lawrence
The Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater Association released Governor Gore of West Virginia’s letter indicating the state’s desire to join others in endorsing a sea channel through the St Lawrence River. The missive argues the route would boost inland commerce and freight movement, despite questions about capacity and feasibility.
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Knot Tying Champion Professor White Attracts Statewide Interest
STATE COLLEGE Pa Aug 14 Professor W R White known as Farmer White champions knot tying rope splicing and 1277 rope techniques. He demonstrates 100 knot types 45 kitchen splices and 19 braids to aid agricultural education and has trained over 3000 farmers Boy Scouts and others. His display won first prize at a recent New England Scout gathering and he proposes to appoint state representatives to study knot tying.
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Tango to Be New Dance Promised by Leaders
London reports announce the Tango as the society's leading fall and winter dance, touted by dancing masters and jazz leaders. The piece warns that cheap matches bring trouble and rarely yield a good partner in a long period.
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