Popularity of College Athletics in 1933
Major John L. Gritfitn discusses college sports in 1933 noting sustaining football profits despite attendance drops, with nonproductive sports trimmed. He cites rule changes, future schedules, and growing interest in basketball and amateur baseball, predicting athletics will persist with student support.
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Tax Burden Highlighted by American Weekly Article
The American Weekly magazine distributed with next Sunday's Washington Herald discusses a crushing tax burden. It notes one third of workers' lives are consumed by paying for unseen or unheard expenses. The piece urges readers to examine what they pay for beyond visible costs.
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Flashes of Life From Across Cities
Brief regional items include Shakopee firemen cutting wood for winter warmth and a Kansas City sheriff plan to feed prisoners three meals daily. Chicago to use police stations as job brokers. Seattle resident Amy Von Duhn considers death by irritations, and New York sees adoption legalities and a raised writing check accepted by Bank of Manhattan.
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New York
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Funeral Rites Planned for Ex President Coolidge
A state funeral for Calvin Coolidge proceeds with a service at Ed wards Congregational Church in Northampton and a procession from Washington. Honorary pallbearers include longtime associates. six Northampton police will bear the coffin. A special train carries President Hoover and others to Massachusetts. Congress suspends sessions as mourning is observed nationwide.
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Eulogy Praises Lifetime Devotion to Country
A solemn session heard a brief eulogy praising a man’s single devotion to the nation. Members approved a Snell-authored resolution calling for a committee to attend the funeral and then adjourned.
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Garland Quarles Addresses Rotary Club on Civilization
Garland Quarles superintendent of Handley Schools spoke to a large Rotary Club audience. He argued civilization’s advances limit vigor and that reliance on comforts harms physical mental and spiritual development. Three new members were welcomed: Frank Boucher Joseph W Morrow and Russell E Keegan.
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Corn Heating Value Compared With Coal
The bureau of mines states shelled corn has about 6000 Btu per pound, versus 13000 Btu per pound for coal. At that rate, 60 to 65 bushels of corn equal one ton of coal.
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Blackjack Fish If They Won’t Bite
Chicago report recounts a method called blackjacking used to stun fish by dropping a heavy stone on rocks where they hide. Karl P. Schmidt of the field museum notes the technique learned from an Indian girl from Salvador during South American expeditions.
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