Alpinists Lose 64 Lives in 1947 Alpine Season
Swiss tally shows 64 climbers killed in 1947 across the Alps including 52 Swiss, eight Englishmen, two Frenchmen, one Scotswoman and one American. Drought brittle rocks and glacier crevasses blamed for higher toll with Matterhorn sees 150 climbers in a single day.
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Edward Whymper
Jakob Hefti
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Robert Cecchet
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Lionel Terray
Louis Lachenal
Eger
Pierre Deaules
Eric Funk
Lenzahoerner
Noendh
Walter von Allmen
Ernst Feuz
Soupfin shark war lingers after World War II end
Sacramento report notes two issues for the soupfin shark off California. First, fins and liver attract catches for soup and vitamin A. second, a postwar law bans taking sharks in waters shallower than 150 feet beginning Sept 19. Also a Q A cites Labor Day dates in the United States and abroad.
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