In Spite of Precautions Habit Will Assert Itself
A bus conductor, warned by his wife for noisy late returns, vows to be careful. After a spell of late duty he enters quietly but slips back into habit and bellows to have fares ready. The anecdote illustrates persistence of old habits despite warnings.
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Jim
Open Kentucky Derby prospects and historic upsets
Discussion of winter book favorites like Pensive and Pukka Gin amid wide open Derby doubts. Historical examples show favorites often fail, citing Sun Briar Exterminator Sir Barton Morvich and Count Fleet, with notes on preservation of firearms and storage advised by W J Tiefenbrunn of Western Cartridge.
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C. V. Whitney
Kentucky
Alex Robb
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Morvich
Exterminator
Sir Barton
Reigh
Gallant Fox
Count Fleet
Child Hunter Stork Rescue Amid Snowbank Near Bellwood
Five year old Tom Spencer was saved from freezing to death in a snowbank near his Bellwood home after wandering out barefoot in pajamas in search of the stork said to visit the Spencer residence. Police and rescuers lifted him to safety and he survived the ordeal.
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Chicago
Tom Spencer
Bellwood
Spencer
Man loses 1450 dollars then recovers at police station
Samuel Parnes of Irvington reported losing 1450 dollars after leaving Hillside National Bank. He retraced his route and searched taverns and pavement until Newark police connected him to a man who had found and turned in the money. Parnes recovered the funds later the same day.
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Hillside
Samuel Parnes
Irvington
Hillside National Bank
Hillside Police
Newark
Parnes
Man Hid In Sub Basement To Live Secretly In San Francisco
San Francisco California residents Mr and Mrs R G Follis found their house used as a hideaway by Elmer Dale Cox formerly of Wichita Kansas He said he needed a place to live and moved in without notice Police booked Cox for investigation after firemen and inspectors found 55 cans of food cook stove and other provisions in the basement Cox accessed the home through a creek side opening three stories below the main floor highlighting a concealed living space hidden from the street
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San Francisco
Calif
R. Gwin Follis
Follis
Harold Jackson
Elmer Dale Cox
Wichita
Kan
Cox
Coin in Boy's Throat Triggers Allied Action
A two year old Tongan boy swallows a two shilling coin and nearly chokes. The Allied area commander arranges a medevac to Suva where a Scottish doctor and an American army physician operate to remove the coin. The boy will recover and the coin becomes a souvenir for the American doctor.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Nazis Train English Speakers to Lure Flying Fortresses
Washington reports a new Nazi tactic with English-speaking units to man captured B 17 bombers for covert approaches. The RAF Air Forces bulletin notes unidentified Fortresses seen near American formations, flying parallel but out of gun range. Germans also use Kommandos to recover Allied aircraft still operable.
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Washington
RAF
Air Forces
Hero's Love Story Told in Letters
A Chicago mother, Mrs. Theresa Hoffman, mourns Marine Lieut. W. L. Hoffman killed at Tarawa. Letters from New Zealand girl Miss June Sinclair and Marine Lieut. J. L. Fawcett recount the hero’s final stand. Hoffman’s mother plans to respond once her grief lessens.
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Chicago
Tarawa
New Zealand
Theresa Hoffman
June Sinclair
Wellington
N. Z
Hoffman
N. Central Avenue
Navy Department
Dad
Mike
J. L. Fawcett
Peoria
Platteville teen pleads for better job via holdups
A 17 year old from Platteville admitted stealing a car on January 20 and using it to rob filling stations in three towns. He said he hoped to gain a transfer to a bigger institution and a better job. The boy escaped from the state industrial school twice and has appeared in juvenile and other courts since age eight. He was sentenced by Circuit Judge A W Kopp to the state reformatory at Green Bay for one to five years.
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Lancaster
Wis
Platteville
A. M. Klaas
Waukesha
A. W. Kopp
Green Bay
Two Navy Airmen Rescued After 41 Days Adrift
Lieutenant H. C. Carby and gunner C. A. Marken survived a Christmas crash near Kavieng New Ireland. After 27 days afloat in a rubber boat and 14 on a tiny island they were picked up on February 3 by a rescue plane. Navy physicians said they were in excellent physical and mental condition and recovering rapidly.
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Navy
South Pacific
New Ireland
J. G
H. C. Carby
C. A. Marken
Kavieng
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