Sound Movies Aid In Eye Correction
Dr Theodore Brombach of the Polyclinic hospital in San Francisco says sound movies helped develop cures for children's crossed eyes and vision dimness from disuse. He notes that sound with motion stimulates the auditory sense and enhances visual exercises, aiding treatment.
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Boston
Theodore Brombach
Polyclinic Hospital
San Francisco
Brombach
New England Council of Optometrists
Bridges Hearing Resembles Seminar on Politics
The Angel Island deportation hearing for labor leader Harry Bridges resembled a seminar on political and social philosophies. Stanford professors Walter Thompson and Harold Chapman Brown offered defense and discussed Communist and Marxist viewpoints on revolution amid accusations Bridges favors overthrow of the government.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Angel Island
Walter Thompson
Social Science Department
Harold Chapman Brown
Philosophy Department
Stanford University
Bridges
Defend Washington From Theoretical Foreign Attack
In field near Manassas Va on August 17 6000 army troops and 17000 national guardsmen stage four day war games simulating a foreign assault on Washington The blue and black forces clash with tanks artillery and modern gear the invaders press toward the capital and guardsmen vow to halt the advance Umpires report a tense session as a colonel complains of hornets and calls it a hell of a war
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Manassas
White House
Washington
Guardiagmen
Rising Tension Over Danzig Amid German Arrests
Warsaw reports arrest of about 100 young Germans including some citizens as part of a large network in Upper Silesia aimed at espionage and violence. Germany cites ex-Senate member Rudolf Wiesner and Jankowski of the Union of German Workers in Poland among those detained. Diplomats see a broader shift post German Italian talks, with tension over Danzig rising and claims of Poland as aggressor while Germany seeks peaceful solutions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Rudolf Wiesner
Jankowski
Union of German Workers
Upper Silesia
Silesia
Xminority
Marian Chodacki
Danzig
Josef Beck
Great Britain
France
United States
Oldest British cat Granny dies after 25th birthday
Granny a black cat owned by W Wates of Tile Lodge Farm Charing Kent died a week after her 25th birthday Born in 1914 Granny spent her life on the farm Believed to be the oldest cat in Great Britain Meanwhile in Finland over 2000 buses operate daily in the small country during regular service.
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London
Granny
W. Wates
Charing
Kent
Great Britain
Tile Lodge Farm
Ducks to supply all eggs for prison in New Mexico
In La Tuna New Mexico a flock of 250 ducks will furnish all eggs for the federal penitentiary’s needs because they lay more eggs at less cost than chickens. Ducks replace chickens used since 1932 at the prison farm department. Also noted rail engines in England are being named after famous schools.
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