Speech Sparks Global Attention as Duke Addresses Peace
England hears the Duke of Windsor on radio despite BBC boycott and widespread press attention. The king travels to Canada and the U S while the broadcast reaches an immense audience via foreign stations. Reactions praise peace appeal but critique “stealing the king’s thunder” with the royal broadcast.
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Violent exercise urged as epilepsy cure by doctors
Dr. Temple Fay and Dr. Michael Scott of Temple University in Philadelphia told the American Psychiatric Association that violent activity to build “athlete's heart” may help some epileptics. They cited two boys whose fits stopped as they engaged in strenuous play, attributing relief to reduced carbon dioxide and better blood flow to the brain.
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