Study Finds 19 Detroit Offenders Had Various Defects
In Detroit, 19 men convicted of drunk or reckless driving were examined at the court clinic. Findings show eight with defective vision, two with past head injuries, one hysterical, two with mental disease, two near insanity, four chronic alcoholics, and four with deficient depth perception risking collisions. The doctor notes these defects were known to relatives and argues community intervention could have prevented deaths.
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Tragic Role Edward Must Fill in Exiled Duke of Windsor
The Duke of Windsor living in Austria struggles to earn money after leaving the throne. He hints at guiding tours at Schoenbrunn but faces limited options as Parliament withholds support and royal funds have ceased. Rumors suggest the royal family may buy his English properties to provide income.
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Behind the Scenes In Washington in 1935 Washington
A collection of vignettes from 1935 including Harold M. Stephens challenging the railroad retirement act on constitutional grounds and the ensuing appellate judge appointment at age 80. It also notes Vice President Garner’s stance against endorsing products, Labor Leader Lewis’s comments during the General Motors strike, and Speaker Bankhead’s reception in Jasper Alabama with local anecdotes from Tallulah.
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Port Detective Kettering’s Fifth Report Continues
Confessing bafflement and shifting theories as new evidence emerges. The detective notes multiple party members with motive to kill Blane and doubts the Bishop of Bude’s guilt after Jenks the ship’s carpenter corroborates he stayed in his cabin 745 to 800.
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Worry and alibis swirl in shipboard murder inquiry
A Miami police memo details alibis for suspects aboard the S Y Golden Gull as detectives debate who killed Nicholas Stodart. Key figures include Jocelyn Rocksavage Blane and Lt Schwab analyze handwriting and diary clues while Bolitho Blane’s identity edges toward certainty.
Hollywood Memories and Troubled Stars Reel in Feb
A nostalgic column recalls Hollywood legends Gloria Swanson Tom Mix Joan Crawford and others with anecdotes about private numbers and public spectacles. The piece sketches glamorous moments from early film era and ends with a note about a shabby marquee design.
Modern Godiva and the Night Life Ripples Across Broadway
A dramatic taxi incident on Broadway ends with a woman tearing off her clothing amid a crowd at 48th Street. The piece notes rising hotel deposits for damages from food throwers and profiles Peggy Fears a prolific entertainer. It also salutes hotel builder Bowman and recounts a Hollywood anecdote about Max Rosenbloom and friends.
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Artist of Renown and the Fifteenth-Century Painter
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for both across and down entries. The theme centers on a celebrated artist of the fifteenth century and references to painting, periods, and related terms. The puzzle includes hints about colors, emotions, and various art terms linked to Renaissance imagery.
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The Rescuers In A Winter Woods Ambush
Little Joe Otter tracks open water in a frozen brook while his son encounters danger in the woods. A dog fights a bobcat and a boy races to help his pet as two rescuers move toward the scene.
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Gallipolis Scene with Barking Dog Joke
A humorous local vignette from Gallipolis features Dominick McCormack releasing a morning rooster wakeup call and Bill Farnsworth recounting a woman strolling Park Avenue with a tiny hairless Mexican dog. A passerby quips that she has few dogs left.
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