Author Hergesheimer Dies at 74 Wrote Java Head
Joseph Hergesheimer, prolific novelist who produced about 20 works between 1914 and 1934, died at 74 in Mercy Hospital, Sea Isle City, New Jersey. A Philadelphia native, he shifted from art to literature after early misgivings and gained fame with The Three Black Pennys, Gold and Iron, and Wave Head, living a frugal life among literary circles rather than high society.
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Beating Report Involving Japanese Policeman Probed By Army
Army investigators in Tokyo appealed for a U S soldier who may have witnessed an alleged handcuffed beating of American woman Mrs Jeanette Sponik. She alleges a Japanese policeman struck and kicked her after a traffic accident while a soldier drove her to a police station. The hospital reported body bruises lacerations and skinned elbows. In Los Angeles officials noted 1 700 000 transatlantic voyagers last year with 300 percent via air.
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Arthritis Conquered by Dr Duncan D.C. Treatment
Long Beach ad promises system normalization through a treatment that relieves pain, relaxes muscles, improves circulation and digestion, restores energy and sleep, and renews work desire. Exam and first treatment offered for $3.00. Ph 8 2403. Offices 2315 E 7th.
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