Return Home Plan of Windsors in October England Residence
London reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan to return to England in October and take up residence there. They may also visit the United States next year. The Windsors live in France and had previously canceled a U.S. trip over criticism of their aide’s choices.
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Elizabeth
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No Light on Report Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Paris june 27 the duke and duchess of windsor today shed no light on the report in question and offered no comment as the controversy continued to simmer.
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Paris
Duke and Duchess Weigh Autumn Plans in Paris Exit
Reports from London say the royal couple will return to England this fall. A secretary of the former king cryptically notes no firm autumn plans. They expect to leave Paris tomorrow by car for Aix les Bains, stay several days, then proceed to their D Antibes estate for summer.
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Wedding Guest Flings Red Hot Pennies Causing Burns
Chicago police seek a wedding guest who tossed red hot pennies to children peeping at a doorway. Several children burned, one hospitalized. Judge Harold P. O'Connell issued a disorderly conduct warrant. The item notes ancient British workers were paid in salt.
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Children of Today Read More Than Pioneers Warn
Dr William Lindsay of San Francisco told the American Optometric Association that a modern school child reads fifteen times more than the average pupil in 1913. He warned two million children fail yearly due to faulty eyesight, causing a $120 million annual loss to taxpayers.
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William Lindsay
San Francisco
The
American Optometric Association
Former Ambassador Hayashi Dies in Tokyo at 78
Baron Gen suke Hayashi, Japan's ambassador to London from 1920 to 1925, died in Tokyo at age 78. The report notes his long service and the passing of a senior diplomat.
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Gensuke Hayashi
London
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