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  1. Distressing Dispatches: Some journalists feel stress wounds of war

    A substantial and largely unnoticed minority of war reporters and photographers develops symptoms of a severe stress reaction as a result of the job.

    By Bruce Bower
  2. Chemistry

    Money Allergies: Two-toned euro coins shed metallic allergen

    The two-alloy composition of some euro coins makes them release large amounts of nickel, a common skin allergen.

    By Jessica Gorman
  3. Humans

    From the September 10, 1932, issue

    COVER PICTURE PURSUED OVER NEW ENGLAND HILLS By chasing a blue hole in the screen of cloud that covered part of New England, a party of eclipse observers that included Prof. John Q. Stewart, Princeton astronomer, successfully saw the corona in clear sky and obtained the News Letter‘s cover picture.