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Tyranny and Police Abuse in Gedeon Case Sparks Outcry
A New York upholsterer, Joseph Gedeon, faced police accusations and tabloid outrage over his wife and daughter's murders. Officials sensationalized guilt, violated rights, and blamed a later suspect, while Gedeon was eventually freed. The piece denounces constitutional rights violations and yellow journalism.
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CCC Follows Roosevelt Plan To Make CCC Permanent
The CCC would become a permanent government adjunct with enrollment set at 300,000. President Roosevelt urged continuing the program as a regular fixture, noting its usefulness and value to young enrollees and the nation, despite high costs.
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The Family Doctor No 192 Chronic bronchitis overview
A medical overview describes chronic bronchitis as a persistent cough with mucus buildup that worsens in winter. It notes common causes such as dust fumes smoking and weather sensitivity, and describes typical patient features including barrel chest, thick neck, and fatigue from sleep disturbance. It also covers mucus coloration and potential secondary infections.
Engrossing portrait of an era in The Old Bunch by Meyer Levin
Bruce Catton notes The Old Bunch by Meyer Levin from Viking costs three dollars and is a long, powerful novel about a dozen Jewish youths in Chicago from 1911 to 1934. The book covers global events through a Chicago lens, portraying all-American characters who could reflect readers themselves.
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Parkes May Joins Mexico City Coaching Staff
Mexico City may hire Ace Parker former Duke star and Athletics rookie outfielder to assist as coach for the University team Parker trained here and could join the football program as a coach in the near term.
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Adventurous Coast Guard Rescue in Covert Dope Ring Case
Martha Haynes and Betty Brittain, aided by Coast Guard Lieutenant Howison, escape a smuggling ship run by Ciznik tied to a vast opium ring. Treasury agents had chased the syndicate across the coast, with 200 customs men closing in. Martha learns Gerry Neal was among Ciznik’s men but offers no help, while Howison promises further cooperation and a Seattle dinner ashore.
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School Discipline and Parent Responsibility Across Homes and Streets
A discussion on child behavior outlines that the school cannot police pupils beyond campus. Parents retain responsibility for conduct off school grounds, with police or courts involved only for serious violations. It stresses civic duty, respect for neighbors, and preserving property during spring when owners fear vandalism.
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The Prisoner of Zonda Takes Hollywood Glitz Stage
Hollywood reports previewing The Prisoner of Zonda at Selznick International. Ronald Colman appears in regal throne scenes with a hall of white pillars, gold hangings, and red plush. The cast blends British stars and international extras amid lavish, possibly non authentic coronation pageantry.
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Royal status stripped amid deportation demands in film set
A chaotic account on a film set reveals Mi Jana Lucia Dolet demanding royal recognition for her wife status while Pritt Nicholas of Romania faces deportation. The piece describes actors, spies, and a mock court atmosphere with Surprising references to real figures and a starry entourage, including Carole Lombard and Douglas Pairbanks Jr.
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Mike Tallichet
Selanick
New York
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Adlerika Gas Relief Ad Helps Sleep and Digestion
An old ad promises Adlerika cleanses bowel gas and detoxifies the system. It claims relief from stomach pressure that affects sleep, with personal testimonials about improved appetite sleep and reduced heart-related discomfort. Brand Adams targets constipation gas and general intestinal cleansing.
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