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...Tucson, Ariz...
Last week scientists attending a regional meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Tucson, Ariz, heard of a new addition to U. S. anthropology-Sandia Man, whose culture is even older than Folsom. Evidence for Sandia Man's greater antiquity is simple and clear: his culture level was found underneath a typical Folsom culture. Since the maximum age given for Folsom Man is 25,000 years, Sandia Man may be 30,000 years...
Runner-up in the race was Joseph W. Meek, lawyer, of Tucson, Arizona, where nights are very clear. Mr. Meek observed 3,700 different and individual variable stars, while Eppe Loreta...
...home at the edge of the Arizona desert near Tucson, 79-year-old General "Black Jack" Pershing, straight as a guardsman and looking like John Barrymore in his prime, read the revelations of Secretary Lansing, called in reporters to make some of his own. Said he: on Oct. 30, 1918, twelve days before the Armistice, he had argued against it, had told the Allied Supreme War Council that they might lose the chance to make a permanent peace on secure principles if they let Germany negotiate then. He had wanted Germany to be forced to lay down arms unconditionally. Foch...
Charles d'Autremont '40, Tucson, Ariz...