Love and Murder Trial Echoes Across Paris to New York
In a tale mixing romance and crime, Marcus Marchand testifies in a trial over Lila Jime and his wife. Nancy Bowen, who aided Lila, faces murder charges after she urged beating the victim with a hammer. Marchand admits numerous affairs and cites moral standards from France and America. Also notes psychologist Lippman on leisure and entertainment’s shift from active to passive pursuits, and a Wisconsin teen rabbit-raising venture by James Joine.
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Vitamins Inside Foods and How to Retain Them
A historical note discusses vitamins in foods and their effects on animals. It cites D Bresse Jones of the USDA, debates whether a vitamin could be a form of exergy, and emphasizes that proper cooking and oxygen removal in canning preserve vitamins better than ordinary oven cooking.
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Shea Battles Bass For Title Tonight
Eddie Shea of Chicago challenges Benny Bass of Philadelphia for the junior lightweight crown in a 19 round title bout tonight in St Louis. Shea must win by knockout or be fouled while Bass can lose on points and still keep a disputed championship.
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Debate Reform in Olympic Rules Paris
March 28 report outlines drastic changes proposed to Olympic regulations. Reform aims to reshape criteria, eligibility, and governance, signaling a major shift in how competitions and athlete qualifications are handled.
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Four Wives Receive Divorces in Common Pleas Court
Four women were granted divorces yesterday in common pleas court. Micheline Monaco was divorced from Paul Monaco with $40 alimony for four months and custody of the couple’s minor children, grounded on gross neglect of duty. a property settlement was arranged. Agnes Douglas obtained a divorce from Dennie Douglas for gross neglect of duty with custody of the minor children and $102 monthly alimony. Tessie Radziamas was divorced from Walter Radziamas for extreme cruelty, with custody of their child awarded. Edith Plumley was granted a divorce from John Plumley for gross neglect of duty.
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Time keepers blamed for Tuijunga dam employment
Tuijunga California report cites a surplus of time keepers and a lack of pick and shovel workers. E M Whipple, construction superintendent at the Big Tuunga dam, asserts this mismatch drives unemployment in the area.
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