Death of Movie Star Is Probed
LOS ANGELES Ted Healy 41 the stooge comedian died Tuesday after an autopsy was ordered amid reports of a beating Sunday night. Coroner Frank Nance noted facial injuries and a near four hour illness with vomiting. Investigators probing a Hollywood nightclub incident tied to the birth of a son Friday at Culver City University Hospital. Healy’s death is listed as from heart attack with possible trauma, while colleagues and MGM officials await full findings. Healy rose to fame in Earl Carroll's Vanities and starred in Hollywood Hotel.
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Sante Detrom and Walter Briggs Back Michigan State Normal Stadiums
Detroit Tigers owner Walter Briggs has presented Michigan State Normal with football grandstands a field house and an indoor track. The piece blends sports notes from multiple cities including New Orleans and Detroit with various college and professional figures mentioned in a rapid-fire news column.
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Walter O. Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Michigan State Normal
Actor and vaudeville comedian with burlesque roots
Born October 1, 1896 the son of a hotel man and cattle dealer studied law in New York but chose the stage. He starred in the burlesque show Cuddle Up in 1917 and spent 15 years as a familiar vaudeville figure in the United States and Europe, while remarking on garden workers union and Hollywood slaves making shorts.
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Garden Workers) Union
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Idaho Townsmen Drilled Water For Winter Supply
Idaho townspeople drilled out a supply of hot water for the winter, apparently unaware that the government would likely be glad to keep them supplied free.
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Idaho
Florida Postoffice Does Business in the Open
St. Petersburg Florida post office claims to be the only completely open air facility of its kind in the country. Mail chutes windows and service windows face an open portico. Local effort convinced the post office department and the climate helps. The building sits on ground level instead of a mound and supports a booming business with receipts near a half million dollars in good years. Winter visitors swell crowds requiring extra windows to be opened.
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Postoffice Department
Income Tax Totals in Arkansas Show a Gain
Arkansas tax collections through December 20 totaled 627586 dollars, up from 310665 dollars a year ago, the Treasury reported. The period included the final payments on 1234 incomes.
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Washington
Treasury
Indoor Sunlit Portrait Lighting Tips for Snapshooters
A guide on creating soft, appealing indoor portraits using sunlight through windows. It notes that sun rooms facing multiple directions need reflectors such as white sheets or cardboard to fill shadows. It suggests diffusing light with close mesh curtains and using overhead, downward angles. It also mentions using amateur floodlights to soften shadows when reflectors are insufficient.
Keep Safe Distance On The Road
Keeping the safe and proper distance between your car and the vehicle ahead is a good way to stay out of trouble. Allowing plenty of leeway improves your chance to react if the vehicle ahead stops suddenly without signaling. Driving closely is like using a screen that hides hazards.
We the Women By Ruth Millett explores selfless roles
Ruth Millett argues women should not martyr themselves for family. She contends investing all energy in husbands and children harms women’s health and marriages. The piece urges balanced self care including personal style and wellbeing to avoid long term loss for all.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington by Dutcher
Washington columnist Rodney Dutcher outlines Washington chatter about Roosevelt era diplomacy and potential shifts in U.S. policy toward fascism and Allied cooperation. The piece hints at debates over ambassadors, European alliances, and boundary lines between democracy and authoritarian regimes.
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Washington
Rodney Dutcher
Kennedy for Roosevelt’s British ambassadorship debated
The piece weighs Kennedy’s suitability for the British ambassadorship as a peak political post, noting Roosevelt’s potential backing, Kermenrt’s stance, and the tension in Anglo American relations. It mentions U.S. efforts to regulate foreign exchange and the shared Britain United States interests amid market strains.
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