Little Erbie Morrison: London Labour Dynamo in Parliament
Herbert Morrison, once a humble errand boy and ad solicitor, rose as a leading figure in the London Labour party and now drives opposition to Stanley Baldwin’s government. Known for brisk energy, he expresses a taste for progress over comfort and spends his days at the Labour headquarters after Commons duties.
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Discovery of Brain Center Described
Description of a jaw control center found in gray matter during experiments. Researchers locate a point under the left temple two inches deep where jaw resting induces a steady brain electrical current that rises sharply when the jaw moves. Other movements fail to affect the potential.
Brain centers link jaw tension to localized brain activity
Dr Jacobson notes that keeping jaw muscles lightly closed sustains electrical activity in a brain center tied to that muscle, while relaxing the jaw quiets the spot. He suggests individual muscles may influence distinct brain regions, a concept supported by some physicians but challenged as indirect evidence.
First direct evidence of centers in human brain during normal activity
The studies provide the first direct evidence that brain centers exist and participate during normal activities, demonstrating functional involvement in routine cognitive and behavioral processes. The finding identifies specific regions implicated in everyday brain function.
Blizzard Triggers Heavy Damage and Travel Standstill
In a severe blizzard, circuits failed Saturday evening as ice laden trees shed branches. Five to thirteen inches of snow paralyzed bus and motor traffic across the Carolinas, with streetcars halted in Charlotte and other cities. North Carolina counties postponed school openings as Dixie dug out from the storm.
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Guzzles Flight Ends In Dramatic Power Dive
A sensational takeoff in a contraption made from a pterodactyl body and wings stunned spectators as William S King narrates Out Our Way. The monarch’s looping glide ends in a screaming nose dive, leaving readers with a shocking visual of disaster.
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Old South Battered by Worst Snowstorm in 30 Years
A severe snow and sleet storm crippled the old South with thousands of telephone lines and power outages. Over 500 repair crews worked overnight to fix damage estimated at two million dollars as transit slowed and streets darkened in Atlanta. Temperatures stayed near freezing while southern Florida anticipated warmer weather. Finland and Balkan states rely on U.S. imports for most of their petroleum products.
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Fifteenth Spanish Republic Government Collapses
The fifteenth government of the Spanish republic collapsed sixteen days after its formation due to cabinet differences and election preparations. Premier Portela Valladares resigned after a cabinet session with President Alcala Zamora where a decree for dissolving Congress was approved, though a date was not fixed.
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Spain Delays Statement on Britain’s Mediterranean Aid Request
Spain postpones revealing its stance on supporting Britain if Italy attacks the British fleet in the Mediterranean. The delay signals delicate diplomacy as allied expectations rise and regional tensions loom.
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Two youths die in Kansas City area hunting accidents
Kansas City area reports two hunting fatalities. Harry Sharp, 18, a professional swimmer, died when his shotgun exploded while chasing a wounded rabbit near Grain Valley, Missouri. John Robert Disney, 10, was killed by a shotgun discharged from his uncle’s rifle near Odessa, with both victims residents of the Odessa area.
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Fall pig crop to be 2 per cent larger this fall
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