Thompson vows no resignation after big primary setback
Chicago April 12. Mayor Thompson will not resign after a crushing statewide primary loss for his America First slate. Gov. Small also suffered a heavy defeat, with Otis Glenn winning the nomination for governor. Louis Emmerson claimed secretary of state, while Swanson defeated Crowe for circuit judge. Deneen wires into Cook County control though leadership remains unsettled.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America First
Thompson
Crowe
Carlstrom
Federal Agency
District Attorney's Office
United States
Deneen
Jarecki
Thompson-Small- Crowe
Thompson Republican Organization
Len Small
Illinois
Louis L. Emmerson
Frank L. Smith
United States Senate
Small-Thompson
Otis Glenn
Robert F. Crowe
Cook County
John A. Swanson
Charles S. Deneen
Mental disease may be avoided as any disease
Dr Anita Muhl, head of California's special education and noted psychiatrist, says mental illness can be prevented like physical disease. She notes warning signals precede nervous breakdowns and urges attention to unusual childhood behavior that lays the foundation for psychopathic conditions. April 12 Sacramento.
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International News Service
Sacramento
Anita Muhl
State Department of Special Education
Muhl
Is Your House Weather-Sick Find Spring Painting Cure
The advertisement promotes weather-sick houses needing a spring repaint with lead paint. It specifies Dutch Boy white-lead mixed with linseed oil turpentine and drier as the right mixture and pitches the store as a painting supplier at 502 Polk St with phone 2-3231.
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National Lead Company
Yale Names Buildings for Honor Alumni
Yale New Haven April 12 honors two alumni by naming new dormitories after Jonathan Dickinson 1706 first president of Princeton and Eleazar Wheelock 1733 first president of Dartmouth. Dormitories, temporarily named York Library, sit at York and Library streets funded by a bequest from Robert M. Judson of Bridgeport.
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Conn
Yale
Jonathan Dickinson
Princeton
Eleazar Wheelock
Dartmouth
York Library
York
Library Streets
Robert M. Judson
Bridgeport
Judge Fead May Decide House of David Case Again
Lansing reports that Judge Louis H. Fead of the Michigan Supreme Court may cast the deciding vote in the House of David dissolution suit though disqualified. The six qualified justices could split 3 to 3, making Fead's earlier circuit court ruling pivotal. A separate psychological note discusses child development and the need to study early experiences to guide mental health, with cautions on repression and the value of early self-control. Archimedes is linked to a fleet fire in a mythic aside.
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Lansing
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Louis H. Fead
Michigan Supreme Court
House of David
Supreme Bench
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Colony
W. W. Potter
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Michigan
Easy to Get a Paint Job That Lasts
An advertisement promotes Dutch Boy white lead paint for durable exterior and interior painting. It argues skilled, local painters using pure lead paint deliver long lasting results, cost savings, and a smooth finish that resists cracking and peeling.
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