British Press Backs Bishop Crucible Over King Edward Controversy
British editors across provinces react to Bishop A W E Blunt's call for King's private life scrutiny including his ties to Wallis Simpson. Papers praise the urging for conscience guided by church and state, while London tones mix caution and support.
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Diets To Fit The Family Income
Government prepared booklet details affordable food choices for all family members. It offers daily and weekly menus, nutrition guidance, and tips to maximize nutrition per dollar for families with varying resources.
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College Officials Are Under Fire Over Alleged Misconduct
A group of southern educators accused college authorities and alumni of molesting high school players before graduation. They asked the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools to condemn the practice in a report from its committee on interscholastic athletics. The committee did not elaborate its recommendation.
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Capitol Theatre to host Mad Holiday one night showing
A lone screening of the film Mad Holiday arrives at the Capitol Theatre on Thursday. The event promises local audience access to the period piece amid a season focusing on classic cinema.
Typhoon Halts Great Clipper Takeoff at Manila
A westward typhoon from San Bernardino Strait delayed the Philippine Clipper’s planned departure for Alameda California. City flags fluttered as organizers postponed the flight amid storm warnings.
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The Promise A Short Short Story
Fred Cotton leaves a hospital room with a promise to his mother and the urge to drink. He pauses at liquor bottles then flees, loudly declaring he will not drink. A shot rings out and he dies, his unspent bonus in his pocket, keeping the promise with his last breath.
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Fred
Revival Postmen Told To Feed Hungry Birds
Postal officials authorize rural carriers to distribute grain as food for birds during winter when natural food is scarce due to snow. Harllee Branch, the second assistant postmaster general, announced the instruction to help birds during the season.
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Harllee Branch
Rural Carriers Assist in Food Shortage Effort
The department welcomes rural carriers to aid in distributing grain for nourishment when provided by interested individuals or organizations, noting assist is contingent on proper provision of grain.
Fiorenza Loses Death Sentence in Titts Murder Case
The New York Court of Appeals upheld the death sentence for John Fiorenza, a Brooklyn upholstery worker, convicted of murdering Mrs. Nancy Evans Titts on Good Friday, April 10, in Albany.
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N. Y
Court of Appeals
John Fiorenza
Brooklyn
Nancy Evans Titts
New York
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