Nazi Plot Involving Duke Of Windsor Revealed in 1940 Docs
Secret German documents published by the United States and Britain reveal a plan in 1940 to reinstate the Duke of Windsor on the British throne at a price. The reports describe a $250,000 payment by oilman W. R. Davis to Democratic groups to influence Roosevelt's renomination, with $160,000 allegedly funneled to Pennsylvania party channels. Ribbentrop is named as orchestrator, and the plot involved enticing the duke and duchess to Spain and pressuring Britain to surrender. The documents show no direct contact with the duke and note intermediaries in Spain and Portugal. The DNC said there is no record of such contributions.
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Poison Service Saves Lives in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Poison Control Center fields about five calls daily from worried parents seeking antidotes or guidance after children swallow common household poisons. Dr. Dixon notes many items tempt kids, from detergents to rug cleaner paste, with 35 percent of cases involving under two and 87 percent under six. Cosmetics and perfume cases also appear. toxicologist Dr. Rieders urges parents to scout homes from a crawlspace viewpoint to spot hidden dangers.
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Colorado Chief Justice recalls honeymoon and court martial
Denver, Colo. Chief Justice O Otto Moore of the Colorado Supreme Court celebrated his 38th wedding anniversary with a tale from his honeymoon in a housegow. A World War II veteran, Moore recalled being denied Army leave to marry after combat duty and taking his own leave anyway. He returned to camp seven hours after the ceremony and faced a court martial. A captain offered 60 days, which Moore noted he appreciated for not being in a bad mood.
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