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An explanation for the break came from Charles Seymour for Mer Yale University president who said House confided in him shortly before he died in 1b38. Seymour mid House nuked that the r in son be kept secret until 25 years Afler his death. Seymour retired As president of Yale in 1050. Since then he has worked on the House papers in the University Library. His explanation of the Wilson House spill was announced by Yale and the publication american  Seymour relates his conversation with House in the Magazine s August  and House met in 1911 and the latter promptly became Wilson s  s first wife died in a gust 1914. He married mrs. Edith boiling Gilt. An intelligent an Strong minded woman. In Decem Ber 1915.1 House is quoted As saying that the second mrs. Wilson did not care for i influence on her Hus  said he held evidence thit mrs. Wilson criticized him con food Stamps reported used to buy Moonshine Washington up a agriculture department official Aid that investigators re look ing into report that ome Mer chant in Floyd county. By have been accepting Federal food Viup for Purchase of Moon Shine  cannot left ally of bought with food stamp. The official mid he understood the liquor involved was cheap wine and locally do tilled Moonshine. Food Stamps Bra mum to needy Pernon in several Are of to nation to be exchanged for groceries. They re redeemed by the Federal government. Stonely and that during the parts nce conference in 1919 managed o eliminate from the president schedule any free time that might of devoted to  with i Fauch. Seymour said House told i Mienl in addition to mrs. Woodrow Wilson s resentment Bernard Baruch did not want me  Wax quoted As saying that Baruch. Economic adviser at 1 he conference behaved As if he  House us Wilson s confidante. In new York. Baruch declined to comment on his Iris talk with House in the hitter s new York apart men Seymour write seventy nine years old. He House was falling rapidly but his thoughts returned constantly the main underlying cause  course the second mrs. Wll  id mrs. Wilson believed mouse was trying to Over on Wilson s first visit to parisian 1918. House was 111 and could nut Greet or see him As frequently As in the past Seymour  Wilkon wan stricken Al in Pueblo. Colo., House tried to see him but did not get  separation from Wilson Seymour quoted House As buying was not a break. It Wax caused by the illness of each of us. That drove in a wedge Between us. When the rift was opened. It was kept open by those who did not win us to come together. M love and admiration for Woodrow wll son have never faltered or  . Judge refuses to dismiss charge Hoffa s bribe trial set oct. 14 Nashville. Tenn. A a fed eral judge ruled that teamsters president James r. Hoff must in on Irful Here oct. J4 on charge of in tempting to bribe the jury in his conspiracy to enl Lent year. Judge Frank Gray set the Date after denying motions by Hoffa and in cow min the plume circling about 1.000 feet from the Fisher How. They said the motor we silent and moments inter they heard the a Rush. One of the finl persons to arrive a resident of the Aren. Who do covered that the plane was one i which he owned n share. Christen sen and Lowe were clone friends. Act Rem ordered to rest Hollywood a Actris Anna my in Alicr ghetto 27. He been ordered by her physician Tremain i Home for at Iasi a wee As u result of a painful cheat Bruise she suffered in a fall while working on a musical in Pittsburgh. Men when you read this Don t faint Chicago up More men he Waitl that common fainting harder to acknowledge that the than women faint front fear Rochester. . Doctor said. But he 5ft id women arc More subject to swoon Type fainting. Or. Georgc Encl professor o psychiatry and associate prof Eiso of Medicine. University of Roch Ester school of Medicine and dentistry wrote his conclusions in Thi current Issue of today s Chalu Nup Pons Only a few term a in o heu la person s life and is bus ill due to psychological Factor the " ear faint happens when o person is confronted with some in jury actual threatened or in a glued that frightens him Enge  seem to experience this Typ of fainting More than w o m o r probably because men find i tire afraid he , or swoon fainting h wild usually has symbolic mean in for the individual and constitute psychological Means of  to resolve in inner conflict. Two examples he sued. Are the teen age girls swoon in the presence of their Singer idol and the Beauty contest winners faint a t the announcement of their Victor i Federal grand jury there in a acted him june 4 on charges of Ruusu lonely inking Money from Union pension fund for which he is i trustee Hoffa and sought to have Thech Lingo Case tried first. The jury � tampering indictment Rose from Haffa n lengthy trial Leric on charge that he conspired violate the to nil her they act by accept Long Money from a  firm whose employees be Xii red to the the Unter Union hat to enl ended dec. 23 with the Ury deadlocked 7-5 for  Federal grand jury subsequent y returned n five count indictment Ccu one Hoffa and the other la men with attempting to bribe jurors and prospective jurors off none was charged with con Pirung to improperly influence the Ury. Gray in his ruling separated the on Pluncy count from in Remnsn in four count of the indictment he latter counts will be tried first hound there be a conviction. Hof Falen would face trial on the Eon in racy charge. Four other indicted four other persons a longshore men s Union official from new York and three . . In  also Hove been in let cd in the jury tampering Case hey were named in separate in let menu and will not be tried with Hoffa and the others. In response to Gray s inquiry he government estimated the to enl would run from three weeks to a month. The defense thought i would lost three months. Hoff and the other defendants f convicted would face a Max mum pen Silty of five years in prod n and n Wood Fine on each count Gray s rulings came at the end a pre to enl conference that lasted Ive  detente sought dismal it of a indictment on the grounds that he grand jury was improperly seeded Tinl grand jury testimony wan misused by government invest Ign Tor and that Justice depart Mem off cents acted improperly to Ore that body. A Lahout Merit Gray  in each instance these ground to be without  judge sold Hoffa s attorney totally failed to prove their con Netlon int he could not get fair trial Here because of what the called the urn need newspaper re porting of Nashville s two news  other defendants Are Larry a Jimbell. Business agent for de Rolt teamsters local 299 Allen 4. Dor pm Jin. Chicago insurance broker Nicholas j. Tweel. Hunt Nylon. . Businessman Ewing King. President of Nashville team sters local 337. And Lawrence med Len and Thomas Ewing Parks both of Nashville. Youths convinced bus firm ailing Cleveland up soda pop and an hour Long Chat with Gen eral manager Donald Hyde apparently convinced 13 picketing teen agers that the Cleveland  is indeed in dire financial need. The youngsters who were treated to the pop by Hyde mailed him a Check for $1.40 to cover the cos of the treat. Hyde paid for the soda pop out of his own pocket he treated the youngsters when they picketed the transit building to protest elimination of the j1.25 weekly student pots. He called them out of the rain for a Chat to explain the reasons for in change. The letter with the Check added that the youngsters were sending u because of the serious financial condition the cts finds Luelf in As relayed to us by   
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