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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

7

Dixie Davis to Be Freed Tonight from Bronx Jail

New York reports Dixie Davis, 34, former associate of the Schultz crime regime, will be released shortly after midnight with four detectives guarding him. Authorities fear gangland revenge while Davis seeks a new life, possibly with Hope Dare in seclusion, far from his former crime world.

New York J. Richard Dixie) Davis Bronx Thomas E. Dewey Davis Manhattan Dixie Davis Catskill Mountain Tannerville N. Y Davis Marcus Dutch Schultz Sudden Aft Hope Dare Philadelphia

Closest Mars Approach Sparks No Martian Monster Talk

Astronomers prepare for Mars close approach in 1939, with observers in South Africa and England noting possible vegetation but dismissing canals and intelligent life. Slipher photographed Mars from Bloemfontein while Steavenson, in a London suburb, casts doubt on man made canals.

London Mars Bloemfontein South Africa E. C

Deb Wants Movie Career Instead of Society Whirl

New York reports that Mary Steele, heiress and daughter of Mrs. John Nelson Steele, considers pursuing Hollywood over society life. Described as cool and delicious, she weighs a Paramount contract after submitting a script. Brenda Diana Duff Frazier faces a fading glow as the blue book era shifts toward film.

Deb New York Manhattan Brenda Diana Duff Frazier Hollywood Mary Steele Paramount Brenda Mary John Nelson Steele

Housewife Walks About Eight Miles Every Day

San Francisco July 27 The National Association of Chiropodists heard Dr. Joseph Lelyveld report that the average housewife walks about eight miles daily during a year, while a normally active boy averages 15 miles and an hospital interne 18 miles. Farmers, mailmen and shoppers also show high daily mileages.

San Francisco Boston National Association of Chiropodists Joseph Lelyveld Lelyveld New York Chicago

Horvath Discusses Diets and Vitamin Deficiency

Dr. A. A. Horvath of the University discusses dietary deficiencies and their health impacts. The talk outlines common vitamin gaps, signs of deficiency, and recommended nutrient-rich foods for prevention.

A. A. Horvath The Uni

University of Delaware Endorses Soya Flour as Protective Food

A University of Delaware official urged that processed whole soya flour be placed at the head of the list of protective foods with high nutritional value. The recommendation stresses low cost access for the masses.

No Bars on New Chapel at Hutchinson Reformatory

Gov. Ratner orders no bars in the new Hutchinson state reformatory chapel plans. The aim is an ornate practical space where inmates learn better living and worship, replacing the current cell-based confinement with a dedicated place of worship. Construction will use durable materials and begin soon.

Topeka State Reformatory Hutchinson Payne H. Ratner Reformatory

Beauty queen mystery ends as teen found in Philadelphia

Elinore Bertrand, 16, missing since July 11 after not being chosen Miss World's Fair, was found in a Philadelphia hotel lobby. She said she sold lingerie door to door and told police she could not swallow her pride. Police planned to return her to Brooklyn.

Philadelphia Elinore Bertrand New York Brooklyn

Soybean Heralded as Protector of the Poor at Science Congress

Nutrition experts at the Pacific Science Congress in Berkeley describe the soybean as a major potential safeguard for the poor against unbalanced diets. They highlight its high protein and other nutrients as a means to combat malnutrition.

Berkeley Cal Pacific Science Congress Today

Help Your Kidneys Pass 3 Pounds A Day

Doctors cite kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny filters and about 3 pints pass daily. Ads claim Dosn's Pills remove poisons, relieve backache and other symptoms, urging readers to buy for kidney relief.

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