Several Colleges Visit Varsity Football Angles
The piece notes a mix of college teams and alumni coaching across campuses including Bethel, Dickinson, Marquette, Monmouth, and Bowling Green. It highlights 28 Notre Dame graduates coaching 28 teams to seven from Minnesota, with Carlisle alumni now coaching elsewhere. It mentions players sharing names with colleges and Jock Sutherland’s athletic path from track to Pitt football and wrestling.
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Bethel College
Meitensie
Tenn
Kansas
Bowling Green Teachers’ College
Kentucky
Bowling Green Normal School
Olin
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania
Dickinson Teachers’ College
North Dakota
Marquette University
Wisconsin
Marquette Teachers’ College
Michigan
Monmouth College
Elinois
Monmouth Normal School
Oregon
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Carlisle
Irish
Gophers
Wiliam Dietz
Mbright
Gos Welch
American U
Dickinson
Delaware
Marquette
Villanova
Furman Ab Doreeil
California
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
How Irish Were Saved by Hairline Finishes
A scramble of notes recalls Notre Dame under Elmer Layden in 1935. The Irish saved from defeat in late minutes in three games and tied Army 6–6, with last minute heroics vs Pitt and Ohio State. Details include Ohio State scoring a late 28 points, while 1906 and other teams are referenced alongside coaches and players in scattered notes.
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Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Irish
Pitt
Ohio State
Army
Thenal
Ohio
Amy Piney
Cornell
Obertin
Hampton
Bucknell
Bowdoin
Pit
Holy Cross
Swarthmore
Penn Frost
Sean
Meek Urey
Alma Maming
College
Morey
Bates
Criste
Princeton
Kern
Carnegie Tech
Little
Columbia
Neal
Orlavn cMiltan
Indigna
Wenger
Lowe Blaza Lylin
Lafayette
Croft
Montana State
Peden
Oho U
Oyonent
Dartmouth
Chicago
Pitebergh
Tenn
Wabash & Centre
Kansan State
Franklin and Marshall
Utah State
Davis
Labor Parley Deadlock Shames AFL and CIO in Washington
The AFL and CIO peace talks in Washington adjourned with no clear path to agreement. George M. Harrison warned that without a change in CIO stance no peace prospect exists. Debate centered on whether CIO unions should return to the federation or form an autonomous body, drawing sharp rebukes from CIO leaders and prompting strategic meetings among labor officials.
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Eaders
American Federation of Labor
Washington
George M. Harrison
Federation
Aeain
Murray
A. F. of L
Philip Murray
Tenman
Federaion
John L. Lewis
Aio
James Dewey
Labor Department
George L. Berry
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Mussolini Calls for Bolstering Fight in Europe and Germany Ties
Mussolini spoke at Rome's turnout for the twenty sixth anniversary of the Fascist march, urging the removal of Bolshevism from Europe and revising harsh treaty clauses. He touted a closer bond with Nazi Germany, led by Rudolph Hess, saying the alliance must advance peace through unity and strength.
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Mussolini
Rome
Europe
Nazi Germany
Dice
Germany
Musso
Rudolph Hess
Chautemps Warns France to Use Force if Needed
France signals readiness to employ force to defend vital interests while offering peace to nations that honor their engagements. Premier Chautemps addressed a congress of radicals urging pacific action to curb violations of justice in Spain and deter French and British interference. The report notes Franco’s advances and Loyalist movements alongside shifts in leadership and diplomatic tone.
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France
Italy
Germany
Camille Chauieee
Sautemps
Socialist
Spain
Britain
Chautemps
Toon
Ginkgo Trees and Celestial and Ancient Discoveries
Geologists note the ginkgo tree ages back over 200 million years and guard it as a living fossil once nurtured by Buddhist monks. The Great Comet of 1882 illuminated the sky for nine months, spawning a satellite comet discernible for three days. The Rosetta Stone, a fractured black basalt slab, unlocked 4000 years of Egyptian history after its 1799 discovery and decipherment across three scripts.
Hindu Title Baboo and Its Social Nuance
The term Baboo or Hindu Tile Baboo is a Hindu title of respect akin to Mr or master used in India for educated wealthy natives or persons of distinction and now by Anglo-Indians with a mildly disparaging tone implying superficial cultivation.
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India
The Vampire and Pharaohs Ants in Old Folklore and Travel
The text surveys the vampire as a spectral undead feeding on living blood and notes Pharaohs ants as voracious invaders thought to originate in Egyptian tombs and reach England by ships. It then contrasts Gulf of Mexico waters with Atlantic shores, calling the Florida coast warmer but calmer.
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Tharaoh
Pharaoh
England
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Atlantic
Rich Radium Ore Find at Great Bear Lake
In 1930 a rich discovery of pitthblende, the chief commercial radium ore, associated with rich silver ore, was made at Great Bear Lake in Canada.
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Great Bear Lake
Canada
Bearer Elephants Support Burmese Teak Lumber Yards
Shurden Bearer Elephants prove their worth as man’s faithful servants in Rane Goon Burma where they are used to carry heavy teakwood blocks within the lumber yards.
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Ranegoon
Burma
Famous marriage certificates preserved at Somerset Towne
London Answers notes preservation of historic licenses with 1669 for George Fox Quaker founder. 22 percent signed. It highlights the 1672 marriage certificate of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania, bearing 49 witnesses.
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Somerset Towne
London
London Answers Magazine
George Fox
Quakers
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Emmenthaler Cheese and Neon Tetras Described
The text notes Emmenthaler as a hard rennet cheese with a mild sweet flavor and large eyes spaced several inches apart, tracing its origin to the Emmenthal valley in Switzerland in the fifteenth century. It also mentions Neon Tetras from South America, small one inch fish with blue green bands and tails tipped in scarlet, resembling miniature neon signs.
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Emmenthal
Switzerland
South America
Fearful Sharp-Shinned Hawk Predates Swiftly on Prey
The small song and insectivorous birds fear the sharp shinned hawk most of all predators. It darts from the sky with lightning speed and rarely misses its target, swooping down on its unprotected prey.
Bird Lays Pollshea Eggs and British Bill Paying Customs
A note on the Unamou bird of South America laying eggs with a glasslike surface that reflects images. Also a report on Britain and Ireland paying bills by bill of exchange and promissory notes due the business day before Christmas or Good Friday when the last day of peace falls on those holidays.
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Collier's Weekly
Britain
Great Britain
Ireland
Mat Is Versatile
The passage notes a house rat as an adept climber swimmer and digger. It mentions an 1635 Capitol shooting of President Andrew Jackson at Washington by Richard Lawrence. the weapon missed fire.
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Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Richard Lawrence
Magellan Route Circumnavigation and Earlier Passage
The text notes Magellan completed a voyage around South America via the Straits of Magellan in 1521, while asserting Caperstorn’s navigation around the area occurred in 1616 by an unnamed navigator.
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South America
Straits of Magellan
Caperstorn
Parks As Race Courses In English Track System
English parks such as San down park Hurst park Kempton park and Alexandra park are described as race courses rather than public green spaces highlighting a shift in park usage and naming within the racing culture of the era.
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Sandown Park
Hurst Park
Kempton Park
Alexandra Park
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