Durante Has Biggest Heart In Hollywood
Hollywood observes Jimmy Durante as a famed charity figure whose generosity funds parishes and school projects. He tours at benefit events with Eddie Jackson and Jack Roth et al, often sacrificing dollars for others. Evelyn Keyes returns from abroad amid Wayne romance rumors and tax free earnings. Will Rogers Jr. shifts from publishing to acting in The From Oklahoma, portraying a roping cowboy sheriff.
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Duke ROTC Midshipmen to Train on Summer Cruises
George A. Coltrane and Frederick C. Farmer of Point will join about 88 Duke University Naval ROTC midshipmen in summer cruises and special training sessions this year. Captain John M. Ocker, unit commander, announced the plan yesterday.
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Bootleg Whisky Cache Found Near Still in Upper Emmons Township
Deputies Arnold Craven and Melvin Stamey of Thomasville display half gallon jars of bootleg whisky hidden in the woods near a large rock and a still in Upper Emmons Township near Silver Valley. Warm jars were arranged in rows under a grass bag with leaves and twigs covering them, and another batch was found nearby.
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Moonshine Racket Rooms In Davidson County
Thomasville deputies wage a long running war on bootleggers in Davidson County where 300 or more stills have been destroyed in recent years. Moonshining thrives despite lack of equipment and radios and deputies recount a recent surveillance operation that failed to catch operators in time.
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Indians in Bolivian Tin Mines Adapt to High Altitude
Bolivian Indians have developed chest expansion up to nine inches over centuries to cope with thin air in the Andes. This physiological adaptation enables work in tin mines at altitudes of 12,000 feet or higher.
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