Colorful Texas hunter and golfer R H Connerly dies
The Austin death of R H Connerly, a Texas pioneer sportsman noted as the state’s first golf champion, is marked by memories of his hunting, fishing prowess, and a knack for joyful living. Writer John Gould recalls his expert shooting on a bicycle and his lifelong love of simple pleasures.
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Austin
R. H
Bob) Conberly
Texas
Wichita Falls Times
John Gould
The
Globe
Connelly
Bob Connerly
Trees versus speed in the age of widening highways
An essay contrasts preserving roadside trees with expanding a midwest highway through a village. It argues that slowing traffic for four miles preserves beauty and quality of life, warning against sacrificing trees to speed. It also reprints four 1931–1932 statements by Hoover Pinchot Wilbur and Smith on sustaining public school funding and education.
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Middle West
Glenn Frank
Herbert Hoover
Gifford Pinchot
Ray Lyman Wilbur
al Smith
McClure
Desperate Refuge for Sondra Ends in Betrayal and Farewells
Sondra Kent faces homelessness after Flora’s disappearance and Ben Lomax’s rejection. Describing a string of unsuitable offers, she contemplates a mannequin job and moves between social circles. A planned next step becomes uncertain as John Anderson questions her choices and Lomax sails away, leaving her to face an uncertain future.
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Ben Lomax
Flora
Ben
Sondra Kent
Beatrice Taylor
Beatrice
Sondra
John Anderson
Maceys
Longdons
Leighs
Mark
Lomax
Anderson
Merriman
Nathalie Symons
Ruby M. Ayres
Harelip and Cleft Palate Corrective Advice
Dr. Copeland explains harelip and cleft palate origins and the non hereditary nature of the deformity. He outlines feeding tips for affected infants and advises early surgical correction when nourishment is compromised, noting delaying operations can complicate treatment.
Romance for Elderly By Winifred Black
Winifred Black reflects on an elderly couple who marry after long friendship. A 67 year old widower and a 60 year old widow find companionship rather than passion may suit them, seeking peace, trust, and confidence on the “shady side” of life.
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Winifred Black
King Features Syndicate, Inc
College Boys Can Take It
New York editorial on the 1932 college graduate job market notes many Yale and Cornell men taking low paid office work or leaving for work abroad to learn trades. It cites bankers hiring dozens at low salaries, couples in financial distress, and a trend toward smaller towns and overseas postings as graduates adapt and persevere.
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Royal
Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
O. O. McIntyre
Bond Houses
Yale
Cornell
Wall Street
Pacific
Atlantic
Rhodesia
South Africa
Tahiti
Young Chucky Learns Caution on Farmer Brown’s Garden Visit
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Young Chucky imitates his father Johnny Chuck learning precaution before venturing from the wall. He trains senses and patience to spot danger, then follows his father toward Farmer Brown's garden, entering the unfamiliar world with caution.
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Chucky
Johnny Chuck
Chuck
Farmer Brown
Johnny
Stonewall
Weekly American Music Survey Begins On Sundays
New York reports a series of 1 P M Sunday broadcasts surveying American music from its beginnings to today hosted by John Tasker Howard with varying musician groups. Heywood Broun starts daily news comments at 10 A M except weekends. Also tonight listings include WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC programs with concerts and ceremonies.
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New York
John Tasker Howard
Heywood Broun
Chucky Sneaks From Garden as Red-Coated Hunter Gives Chase
In a quiet bean patch Chucky the young chipmunk nibbles tasty leaves and slips away from danger. He forgets caution and is spotted by a figure in a red coat, prompting a rapid dash toward the stone wall. The chase begins as his father alerts him to the threat.
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Chucky
Johnny Chuck
T. W. Burgess
Concessions In Trade Contract
Ottawa reports indicate the Canadian and British delegations at the imperial economic conference plan new tariff preference concessions to push a final trade agreement. Britain may accept broad preferences for dominion natural products like lumber meat and perhaps wheat, while Canada seeks further action on iron steel coal and textiles.
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Ottawa
Great Britain
Canada
Cross Word Puzzle Clues Aids Reader’s Quick Solve
A historical newspaper puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with multiple wordplay prompts. Entries cover politics, chemistry, geography, and everyday objects, inviting solvers to fill answers from 1 across to 43 across and 1 down to 43 down.
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Wees
the Globe
Yelock
News Globe
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Troy
Epeius
Patroclus
Euryalus
MR. Garlick
Russ Murphy
Ray
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Bert Hooper
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Frank Case
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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