25 Nov 1943
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
1
The piece traces Abbott refusing to replace Costello during his rheumatic fever and awaiting his partner’s return. It notes Costello Jr.’s drowning, Abbott’s radio comeback, and various entertainment industry notes including plans for new projects and TV and film developments across 1930s Hollywood.
Lew Burnet arrives in southern Texas in 1875 to take the trail boss post for Tom Arnold of the Cross T. News from Willy Nickle reaches him as four suspicious men appear. Arnold plans to move the herd to Wyoming to cover bank losses from Ox Bow robbery and faces pressure as he must deliver three thousand cattle to the Indian agent at Ogallala by September 1. He fears his son Steve may be involved. Burnet discusses with Joy Arnold, who is engaged to foreman Clay Manning.
Lew plans a shortcut to speed up the Cross T herd drive as tensions rise over leadership and graft. Joy confronts Lew about their future while Clay Manning resists changes to the team. A new trail boss Ed Splann arrives and the group debates routes, branding, and loyalties.
The Mt Van Hoevenberg bob sled run at Lake Placid New York remains the sole U S track built to international standards. Constructed at a cost of 200000 dollars it hosted the 1932 Olympic bobsled races in which America won, as it did in 1928 in Switzerland when the sport debuted on the Olympic program.
The President of the United States may order the official recognition of a foreign government without recourse to Congress, outlining executive authority in diplomatic recognition and its unilateral nature.
A compact quiz item set asks about the origin motto of a famous man and related historical questions.
Answers list including Theodore Roosevelt and Russia with entries on the Revolutionary War and iron. It includes several wordplay items such as downward from 67 degrees below zero and rough untrimmed pages, plus references to the galley and rocks containing metals.
Parachute jumping records have never been officially recognized or registered by any civil or governmental organization in the country.
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