FBI Asked to Probe Church Role in Kuhns Case
William Freet Palmer U S district attorney in Los Angeles asked the FBI to investigate whether Methodist Church officials intended to obstruct enforcement of the law in backing Henry Welty Kuhns a Redlands youth who pleaded no lo contendere to failing to report for induction and received a two year term. Palmer said Kuhns had chances to present his case but defied the law and the court seeking martyrdom. The church group later urged use of church resources to help Kuhns serve the country in a different field.
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Los Angeles
William Freet Palmer
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Methodist Church
Henry Welty Kuhns
Kuhns
Redlands
Calif
Terminal Island
Southern California-Arizona
Conscientious Objection Committee
Conference of the Methodist Church
James C. Baker
Willsie Martin
Wilshire M. E
Waler C. Buckner
Los Angeles M. E
Ten Rules for a Systematic One Woman Beauty Campaign
Backed by a dated tone the piece outlines practical self care steps for women including eight hours of sleep, regular stretching, a weight management plan, weekly personal care time, occasional hair changes, nail and cuticle care, calcium rich foods, cautious shopping, mental relaxation, and confident posture to enhance attractiveness.
Lady by Request Clashes With Boss at Office
Diana confronts Richard Thorpe after a sharp exchange that leaves her job status in question. Stephen Curt watches silently as Diana contemplates apology and possible new work, while inner tension and pride battle with fear of humiliation.
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Diana
Stephen Carr
Stephen Curt
Soldiers Mail Rush and Sleeping on the Goods
A Rock Hill scene shows soldiers letters marked S M A S H explain Soldiers mail rush. Kannapolis cops arrest a suspect sleeping under a crate of groceries. a gun note ties to a lieutenant. Also cheeky vignettes about partridge in a yard and a Cuba related prank. Census notes rise in tuberculosis survival and pet food production.
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Rock Hill
S. C
S.M.A
Robert Lassiter
N. C
Fourth Army Corps
Chester
F. W. Becklert
Don Ramon Rosina
Cuba
Police Watch Antics Of Drunken Drivers
Kansas City police staged tests on 16 motorists at the American Royal Pavilion to study effects of bourbon and highballs on driving. Volunteers, ranging from abstainers to heavy drinkers, consumed up to seven drinks with brainy results showing some drivers improved after multiple drinks. Police plan to compile data over two weeks before drawing conclusions.
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Kansas City
Henry W. Johnson
Police Traffico and Safety Division
Missonsi
American Royal Pavilion
U.S
Palice
Sky
Johnson
Christmas Seals Gale in England to curb tuberculosis
The piece notes tactics of tuberculosis and how stress worsens its impact. England hosts the Christmas Seal Gale as usual while Canada printed Seals and sent them months ago. American associations urge action to prevent spread in the United States with the plea Buy and Use Christmas Seals.
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England
Canada
Uheardlesis
The Skunk Thief Tracked and Cornered in Me bane
Albert Shaw vowed the thief stealing his eggs would be stopped. He crawled under a house at Mebane with flashlight and shotgun and fired, claiming a skunk was the culprit. The shot left him under the eye but secured the animal, described as a small creature with a bushy tail. Three women drivers in Kinston faced a crash with no one arguing, only polite cooperation.
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Curt
Thorpe
Steve
Stephen
Stephen Curt
Charlotte
Albert Shaw
Mebane
Albert
Shaw
Vernon Spruill
Carolinas
Kinston
Spruill
Deasy
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Sian
Helen R. Woodward
Bee Corl
Aed
Aire
Iana
Richard
Thepe
Evalyn
Tucker
Laird
Miss Montgomery
Richard Thorpe
Bill
Jane
Prepared Feed
Regar
Sale Coats
Oxford Fox
Filarillee
Screwy News
Parilee
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