Hypnosis Report Cures Hex Put on North Carolina Farmer
In Louisburg North Carolina Stephen Richardson 24 a farmer believed a witch doctor placed a hex on him for months. Hypnotist Marsh Babbitt flew in from New York and induced a half hour trance with Dr J R Wireless present. Richardson woke laughing hungry and relieved though weakness remained.
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Hypnotist Eases Field Hand From Witch Doctor Hex
The young field hand Richard son sways under Babbitt the hypnotist and after half an hour reveals fear of a life ebbing away. The healer persuades him the hex is gone and he will wake smiling and hungry. Richardson wakes, grins, and plans to return to work saying he feels better.
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First Negroes Admitted To Senate Press Gallery
The Senate Rules Committee voted to admit Louis R. Lautier, a correspondent for a Negro daily and weekly papers, to the Senate press gallery. Percival L. Prattis also won admission by the executive committee, making Lautier and Prattis the first Negroes in the gallery. the decision followed a hearing on Lautier’s prior rejection.
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Newspaper press gallery rules cited by reporters committee
A reporters gallery committee told senators that gallery rules restrict daily press gallery membership to correspondents whose primary work is for daily newspapers. The statement framed the policy as enforcing focus on daily journalism.
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