Senate rules resume probe of news story
The Senate Rules Committee opened the investigation into United Press coverage of a secret roll call on customs judge Irvine Lenroot. Mallon, UP correspondent, will testify openly with counsel, amid calls to end secrecy of presidential appointment discussions. London plans June air taxi service at 25 cents per mile from Hanworth air park.
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Sugar enhances vegetables says New York experts
Cooking authorities in New York tested many methods to cook vegetables and found sugar with minimal water produced the best flavor. They suggest adding a small amount of sugar to peas carrots beans corn and other vegetables to improve taste and encourage healthy eating.
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Hands Artists Rave About Close Up Reproduction Hands
New York based artists and photographers seek Annette Grandin for close up work due to her rare white and smooth hands. She credits a skin bleach recipe mixing Orchard White with lemon juice, used nightly on hands neck and face to keep skin clear white and soft.
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Mrs Tunney Recovering From Illness In Italy
Mrs Gene Tunney shows favorable improvement after a relapse and is expected to recover soon. German specialist Prof A W Meyer, who operated for an appendix abscess, said the condition has improved since his last examination three weeks ago. He returned to Berlin after the relapse was treated.
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Mrs OBrien questions father's finances at death
Mrs Finnegan recalls the old man being under a train when he died, revealing harsh circumstances in court.
Woman Held in Hold Up of Messenger
Josephine Petersen of 410 East 21st Street is arrested again. In New York on May 27 she was sentenced to six months for intoxication after being picked up by Patrolman LaCosta on Twenty-first Street. She notes prior arrests saying it has happened a couple of times.
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Bootleg Diamonds Spark New Outbreak in South Africa
Capetown May 27 Freshly dug diamonds offered to travelers illegal traders work along the Orange River while farmers trade in automobiles instead of ox wagons in a new wave of illicit diamond buying reported by William Rust.
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Race From Robbers Lands Man in Jail
Detroit May 27 Steven Norton pursued by two men suspected of robbery kept running until exhaustion and failed to encounter a policeman. He then called for help and the pursuit ended with his arrest.
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International News Service
Detroit
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Kimberley Trade Erupts Amid Government Crackdown
Din’vond expert back from Namaqualand notes Kimberley’s turmoil far surpasses past crises. Rust warns the government may need an army to halt the illicit trade.
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Fire alarm false alarm blocks city marathon
Steven triggered a false alarm by breaking glass in a fire box and pulling the hook. Seven fire companies responded and police joined curious onlookers. He was arrested on the charge of turning in a false alarm while two other marathoners remained missing.
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Japan Ed Dept Tightens Grip on Radical Students
Tokyo May 27 Officials of the Japanese Education Department hold frequent talks with college and university officials under the department to discuss measures and methods to curb radical student activities and maintain campus order.
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International News Service
Tokyo
Japanese Education Department
Curbing Radical Tendencies Among College Students
Police plan to fingerprint all arrested on suspicion of radical leanings to improve judicial control. Reports note a rising number of students punished for radical activities, with several private colleges and universities described as notorious for radical tendencies.
Lydia Pinkham’s Compound Praised by Mrs Bessa
Mrs Apa Bessa of Fairhaven Massachusetts reports using Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She says it relieved nervousness fatigue and sleeplessness and that she would recommend it to others feeling run down when used as directed.
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Radical purge hits Tokyo schools and university
Government schools reported expulsions and punishments for radical thoughts. In Tokyo Imperial University two students were expelled, 15 suspended, and 11 reprimanded. Nine more are under suspension awaiting police investigation for allegedly planning retaliatory actions against police over a proletarian periodical.
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Free Osteopath Clinic For Denver Children Opens
A free osteopath clinic for poor Denver children will soon begin operations funded by Dr. Florence Gair of New York. Dr. D. L. Clark of Denver will be in charge of the new clinic, marking the first such facility in the area. The project reflects Gair's lifelong interest in racial welfare work.
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