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  3. The Queen slander's Special Oversea News Service

    Recent medical discoveries have exploded the ancient theory that the human heart is a delicate instrument, and that it ceases to function at the merest touch. Captain Robert G.E. Whitney, ...

    Article : 339 words

  4. To Abolish Night Clubs

    A Private Members' Bill is shortly to be introduced in the House of Lords to abolish night clubs. ...

    Article : 128 words

  5. ENGLISH FARMERS GIVING UP BUTTER-MAKING

    Since the establishment of the Government's Milk Board a revolu tionary change has been taking place on English dairy farms. Farmers all over the country are giving up making butter, and are selling their milk to factories. Soon there may be no more farm batter to be had in ...

    Article : 325 words

  6. FORTUNES FROM DEAD AUTHORS

    D.H. Lawrence's books are now earning big money. His publishers put those earnings at £10,000 a year. While he was alive Lawrence never made more than £1000 a year. Leading people in the book ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 327 words

  7. Royalty on Holiday

    A modest house in the seaside town of Eastbourne has become a tem porary "Royal Palace." This week the King and Queen left London to spend ...

    Article : 216 words

  8. FAMILY "RACKET"

    A fertile gift of invention has landed Xavier Gloconti, a French army corporal, behind priaon ban after a career of "wangling that ...

    Article : 130 words

  9. SEVEN ON MURDER CHARGE

    Seven men have just been released from a Turkish prison after being charged with the murder of a man who was not dead, the Constantinople ...

    Article : 298 words

  10. Britain's Biggest Babies

    Big babies have been in the news (and pictures) recently. In this week's "British Medical Journal" a doctor gives this list of Britain's biggest:— ...

    Article : 94 words

  11. Stamp to Commemorate A Rabbi

    A special postage stamp will be issued by the Spanish Government to mark the eighth century of the birth of the Rabbi Maimonides. who ...

    Article : 74 words

  12. Liked the Place So They Took It

    Mike Del Zoppo's bar in Los Angeles was a popular place. A group of burglars liked it so much they took it—including the dance floor. ...

    Article : 75 words

  13. "No Flowers"—By Decree

    The flowery epitaphs which figured on French tombstones, giving the visi tor the gloomy feeling that all the good people were dead, are to ...

    Article : 79 words

  14. DIVORCE YARDSTICK

    Better times are coming in the United States, says a Detroit court official. He has just been looking over the applications for divorce, and ...

    Article : 82 words
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