Mistrial ruling shadowed Dewey Hines case impact
In New York, a mistrial was declared over a defense motion in Jimmy Hines racketeering case as Justice Pecora ruled the prosecutor improperly referenced grand jury testimony. The decision derailed the state’s main conspiracy charge and sparked questions about Tom Dewey’s gubernatorial prospects amid a volatile political backdrop.
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Miss America contest prompts parade of opinions
Atlantic City crowns Marilyn Meseke as Miss America 1938 as controversy erupts after Claire James and Sirkka Saloner win other titles. President Roosevelt defends policy amid misinterpreted remarks while Hull outlines world order.
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Ohio
The Third Big Thing In Anna Kearn’s Quiet Life
Anna Kearn has seen two exciting events by age seventeen while a high school senior. She remained shy and unnoticed, admiring Don Roberts the football hero. A mild illness kept her in bed for a week, after which she imagined herself a princess awaiting a knight’s rescue.
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Anna Kearn
Anna
Don Roberts
Don Roberts Visits Anna Sparks Quiet Romance
A shy American girl Anna welcomes high school hero Don Roberts who visits with a lemon gift. The candy window moment tests her feelings, sparks a growing attention from Don, and years later a marriage prospect emerges as she reflects on their evolving relationship.
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New York
Government to certify churches for South African marriages
Pretoria announces a list of approved churches that can legally unite couples, as rapid growth of all-Bantu Christian denominations prompts government regulation and marriage registration controls. The move targets ensuring valid marriage registers among numerous local sects.
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Africa
South Africa
Pretoria
Book Learning and Gender Roles in Early America
Fragmentary notes discuss women and education in colonial and early American contexts. References to daughters, brothers, and a place in New York appear amid incomplete phrases about literacy and opportunity.
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Leary Bie
How to Eat for a Long and Vigorous Life
This article argues that life expectancy can be extended by better nutrition and modest eating. It stresses planning across decades, maintaining weight, regular activity, adequate sleep, and a diet focusing on milk eggs fruits vegetables protein from milk and eggs, with vegetable intake and limited fats and sweets.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Meal Habits for Digestion and Middle Age Advice
Advice on choosing meal temps and schedules to aid digestion. Hot foods and broth ease digestion, a hot drink aids sleep, and many small meals can be easier to digest than fewer large ones. Individuals should tailor their eating pattern as age advances.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudlas
Fall Styles With Puff Sleeves And Slim Silhouette
Two new patterns feature puff sleeves to enhance height over width with slim lines. Street wear uses wool crepe flannel or faille. afternoon wear opts for velvet broadcloth satin or silver cloth. Patterns 1477 and 1585 fit multiple sizes with yardage details and order to The Sewing Circle in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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