Good Citizen and the duty of community action
A piece from the Good Citizen series urges Americans to do more than pay taxes and vote. It emphasizes voluntary local service through groups like 4-H, Red Cross, Scouts, and community projects, arguing such efforts strengthen rights and the nation. Citing William Allen White, it spots that towns grow through collective sacrifice, practical politics, and shared labor rather than material progress alone. The American Heritage Foundation sponsors this installment, offering the full book for 25 cents.
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Boy Scouts
Girls Scouts
4-H Club
Red Cross
Future Farmers of America
The
Community Fund
William Allen White
Emporia
Tasle Tee Batt
Mak
American Heritage Foundation
Auth Street
New York
Edgewater Land Dispute Sparks Lone Gunman Challenge
Sam Edgewater confronts a lone young man squatting on his range. The young man asserts government rights and offers a square deal to fight Edgewater’s party if Laurie agrees to marry him. Laurie reveals he kissed her, prompting a tense, romantic mockery as plans to resolve the dispute unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurie
Sam Edgewater
Tex Tremont
Chuck Wellington
Tex
Chuck
Sam
Laurie
Settlin
Red
Hollywood Stars and Plans Stir Rumors on Set
Barbara Stanwyck, en route to Rome, dislikes flying, while praising Walter Huston as The Furies nears release. Bil Boyd rejects singing with Bing Crosby for Hopalong Cassidy co star status. Gloria Swanson eyes Iron Woman tag after Sunset Boulevard tour. Ruth Roman hires a pool, accidentally taking over a neighbor’s driveway space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Boyd
Mutual
Bing Crosby
Bing
Boyd
Gloria Swanson
Iron Woman
United States
Canada
Samson and Delilah
Crossword puzzle clues mixed list from a newspaper page
A dense list of crossword clues across and down covering topics from mythology to chemistry. Items include Egyptian dancing girl and cobalt symbol, various parts of speech, and several theme entries with spellings and letter counts.
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Analiveof
Georgia
Uniocke
Wicked
Danger
Rational
Broadway and Main Street Show Business Heartbreak Tale
A Nebraska girl Judy Peters moves to New York seeking stage work. After years of struggle she lands a role, gains notice, then returns to waiting tables. A summer stock audition ends in tragedy as she dies by her own hand after a director’s cruel note. The scene closes with the director’s note left on the bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stanwyck
New York
Rome
Robert Taylor
Hollywood
Walter Huston
Esmerelda
Nebraska
Judy Peters
Times Square
45Th Street
Ahtuncs Satee
Judy
Shaw
Helen Hayes
Keith Winters
Judy Linden
Dairy Needs Support From Dairymen Each Year
A baker relies on dairymen for millions of pounds of dry milk condensed milk solids and fluid milk to make bread with added healthful qualities.
Home Cooking Tips From A Practical Kitchen
Practical kitchen hacks for eggs lamb and steaks. Rinse cold water after boiling eggs. Glaze lamb with molasses while roasting to reduce sheepish taste. Vinegar keeps eggs firm and prevents aluminum pans from tarnishing. Tenderize steak with water and vinegar soak. Reuse waxed milk cartons for bread crumbs and paint carton exteriors. Grind stale bread for crumbs mixed with flour. Use a paper bag over the grinder to catch crumbs. Beat egg whites for light omelettes.
Micener Host Poses A Short Night Greeting
In a casual moment the host asks a house guest if he had a good night. The guest replies sleepily that it was fairly good and that he traveled from home to home and took rest.
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Thomas
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Crick
Edgewater
Mez Gerhard
Ruth Roman
Barbara Stanwxyck
Guam
Merry
Customs
River
Topaz Hume Ming-Bird
Perel Atersiay
Billy Rose
George
Jean Nathan
Mer Stock Company
Midwest
Sewing Circle Vattern Devt
South Wells St
Chicago
CERES
Sioux City
Bishop's
Pinkham
Slydia E. Pinkham
Ince
Plasti-Liner Company
Buffalo 11
New Yerke
Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co
Kellogg's
Everyield of Medicine
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