Resignation urged for German Olympic head over Jewish athlete pledges
Former Supreme Justice Jeremiah T. Mahoney of the Amateur Athletic Union urges Dr. Theodor Lewald to resign after an A A U probe into Germany pledges not to discriminate against Jewish athletes. Seward, described as a Non-Aryan Christian, is viewed as a screen by Mahoney to hide flagrant violations of fair play.
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Theodor Lewald
Supreme Justice
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Germany
Seward
West Beetle Shows Grand Champion Pair in South America
A beetle named West is noted as a grand champion carrying its mate in its pincers found in South America, highlighting a notable entomological specimen and its mating behavior.
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South America
Age of Yellowstone Springs Measured by Radium Deposits
Radium content in travertine from Yellowstone hot springs allows age estimates. Professor Herman Schlundt of the University of Missouri explains radium quantity varies with deposit age and has aided a determination of the springs' age at about fourteen thousand years.
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Yellowstone Park
Herman Schlundt
University of Missouri
Schlundt
Terrace Mountain Springs Ages Revealed by Study
The extinct springs on Terrace Mountain are dated at 14 000 years old. Liberty cap cone of an extinct hot spring is about 2 500 years old and Hotel Terrace is dated around 38 200 years.
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Terrace Mountain
Liberty Cap
Hotel Terrace
Literary Digest
Fine Lines Measure World’s Finest Instrument
A precision instrument at the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington England can rule 14 400 lines to an inch and is the only one of its kind in the world highlighting its unique accuracy and capability.
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National Physical Laboratory
Teddington
England
General Foods
Kosciuszko’s Tomb Shrine In Cracow Cathedral
The tomb of Kosciuszko who was Washingtons adjutant in the Revolutionary War lies in Cracow Cathedral Poland. Each year hundreds of Americans visit the vault and the earth mound raised by Polish people in his honor. Peasants from across the country brought earth for the mound in long flowing sleeves and aprons.
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Kosciuszko
Washington
Cathedral of Cracow
Poland
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Olin Johnston
Spruiller Braden
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Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina State Highway Commission
Michigan
Orville Atwood
Alvin Hall
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Farley
West
Carnation Farms
Carnation, Wash
St. Louis
Yellowstone
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Kosciuszko’s
W. W. Hickey
Chicago
Ill
Mrs. Hickey
Rommel
Dad
Jim
Gzwenat
Pattie Cresk
Tevatolyth
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