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November 6, 1932

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Headlines from November 6, 1932

WHEN SOBRIETY RETURNS.

By Unknown Author

An American delegation appointed by the Government is now in Geneva, helping to shape plans for the forthcoming World Economic Conference. It is still uncertain exactly when the conference will meet. But the project is one upon which both political parties in the United States are able to agree.

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FORDHAM CONQUERS ST. MARY'S, 14 TO 0; Resorts Twice to the Air to Score Convincing Victory as 32,000 Look On. DANOWSKl HURLS PASSES 50-Yard Toss to Cowhig Early in First Period Sets the Maroon on Its March. McDERMOTT ALSO CROSSES Takes Long Pass Near End of Game for Touchdown -- Victors Display Dazzling Power. FORDHAM CONQUERS ST. MARY'S, 14 TO 0

By William D. Richardson.by William D. Richardson

Stung to the quick by the defeats of the past two weeks, a rejuvenated Fordham eleven made a brand new start yesterday when it vented its feelings on the vaunted St. Mary's College eleven from the valley of Moraga in far-off California.

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THE UNIVERSE CHANGES.

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There is a Rue de la Paix where couturiers decide whether sleeves shall be fuller this year, and whether evening gowns shall be trimmed with fur or not. From the rapidity with which the universe changes its cut we might well infer that somewhere there must be a corresponding Rue de la Cosmogonie.

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Notable Births

François Englert

1932François Englert, Belgian physicist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate[†]

François, Baron Englert is a Belgian theoretical physicist and 2013 Nobel Prize laureate.