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...press dispatch from Sioux Falls, S. Dak. relates the treatment accorded Hans, an innocent little American dachshund dog by some children,* because of the dog being of German descent, or rather because the breed was developed in Germany...
Great was Mr. Boyd's surprise, therefore, to pick up a New York Journal and American one day, and read the reprint of a copyrighted dispatch which had been sent from Washington to the Boston American. The dispatch quoted "a White House intimate whose identity must remain secret" as saying exactly the same thing Mr. Boyd had been writing letters about...
Opening their Sunday Dispatch last week, Londoners saw pictures of Heiress Doris Duke Cromwell, and Mrs. Mavis Constance Tate, M. P., who cried out in the headline: "WHAT I WOULD HAVE SAID IF M. P.s HAD NOT SHOUTED ME DOWN...
...Dublin newspaperman, Brent left home and the Abbey Theatre when the British asked too many questions about his activities as a dispatch runner for the Irish Republican Army, has answered few questions since. He got a Hollywood job after making 31 unsuccessful screen tests, which he believes is the record. Because he had played a Broadway bit with Clark Gable and had broad shoulders, publicity men billed him as another Gable. Unlike Actor Gable and the majority of his colleagues, he never talks to fan magazine writers, spurns nightclubs, carries his dislike of Hollywood parties to the point of rudeness...
...Soviet propaganda in selling Communism as the great & good friend of its archenemy, democracy, that nobody listened. Among these unheeded Cassandras was Henry C. Wolfe, small, bespectacled foreign correspondent and lecturer, who had flitted around Russia and Central Europe, first for the Hoover Relief, then for the Columbus Dispatch. He had also written The German Octopus, prophesying that the Nazis would soon be doing what they were soon doing...