A Needed Improvement on North East Eighth Street
The News reports an employment surge for the widening and rebuilding of North East Eighth Street. Plans include a Marymere farm crossing underpass for Highways 60 and 66, but progress hinges on acquiring additional right of way from numerous landowners. County commissioners face delays and funding hurdles, risking months of construction and jobs.
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North East Eighth Street
Highway Department
Relief Commission
Marymere Farm Crossing
Roosevelt honeymoon continues amid GOP caution
Despite talk of trouble for Roosevelt in the next Congress, senators and representatives feel blocked by fear of alienating voters. Republicans insist Roosevelt remains popular, with 1932 election strength imagined to be higher today. Farm districts report mail order gains and debt pressures shaping spending and prices. The piece mentions Ambassador William Bullitt and wartime links amid shifting political loyalties.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Literacy of the Literate Threatens Democracy Says Dr Frank
Dr Frank warns that national recovery needs broad adult education not just literacy. He argues that mere reading and writing fail to build political economic and religious literacy essential for a democracy under extended leisure and machine-age perils. Continuous adult education must raise character to match new powers and dangers.
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Dr. Frank
Glenn Frank
United States
America
Care McClure Newspaper
Forbidden Valley, A Canadian Northwest Pursuit
Igor Karakhan leads Curt Tennyson and Paul St. Claire to Russian Lake while rescuing Sonya Nichols. Curt and Sonya clash over the fall of the Romanoffs as they plan a risky trek into Klosphee territory to study the tribes. Rain, danger, and tension shape their fragile alliance.
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Igor Karakhan
Curt Tennyson
Paul St. Claire
Russian Lake
Sonya Nichols
Sonya
Curt
Ralph
Dominion
John
Nichols
Peek at Jed Harris and a Madison Avenue dog shop
A collage of New York entertainment and society notes recalls Jed Harris’s comeback after past excesses with hits and flops. It describes a modern Madison Avenue dog shop, plus caricatures of stars and socialites, and brief observations on public figures and gossip.
Window Food Ambush Sparks Feathered Feud
In a 1933 Burgess tale, Sammy Jay and friends discover an open window and a table of breakfast inside. Birds debate daring to enter while Farmer Brown's Boy and Mother Brown watch, fearing a trap as suspense builds around the mysterious spread.
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Farmer Brown
Tommy Tit
Chickades
Yank Yank
Nuthatch
Sammy Jay
Downy
Woodpecker
Harry
Linnet
Slaty
Dotty
Mother Brown
Sammy
Yank
T. W. Burgess
Dust risk in workplaces sparks silicosis awareness
Dr Morris Fishbein explains dust as a major cause of lung disease including silicosis, with miners, potters, and stone workers at risk. He notes silica's ubiquity in industries from sandpaper to glass and cautions on prevention measures to reduce inhalation.
Neysa Nourse First Student Returns To Universal Schoolhouse
In Hollywood California on December 21 the Universal lot welcomes back the little red schoolhouse with a sole pupil Neysa Nourse a 14 year old red haired girl learning languages history and acting. The eight hour workday for under 18s requires three hours schooling and the room is kept open only when children are present. Nourse signed to a long term Universal contract after a stage appearance and studios hope for bright prospects though she remains the lone student for now.
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Hollywood
Universal Lot
Neysa Nourse
California
Miss Nourse
Universal
Night sniper menaces tent amid torrential storm
Curt and Paul endure a violent storm and rifle fire as a sniper targets their tent near a fort. Holes appear in the canvas while a white flash lights the scene. They seek shelter and vow a future confrontation with the unseen shooter.
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Paul
Curt
William B. Mowery
Diamond Revue Thrills Nat Show Crowds
The Diamond Revue, a 10 member troupe, opened a six day engagement at the Nat on Tuesday night drawing near capacity crowds. Meredith Kilgore acted as master of ceremonies and the chorus delivered several numbers. Kilgore received special audience credit for The Last Round-Up. The act travels from Tulsa and will present a new show nightly through Christmas week with Roy Diven and his band providing music.
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Diamond
Nat
Jimmy Allman
Meredith Kilgore
Kilgore
Amarillo
Tulsa
Roy Diven
Horizontal 2 and Vertical 1 to 53 Crossword Puzzle Clues
A dense list of crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries. Topics include prepositions, anatomy, sports hints, and various common terms. Names and specifics are sparse. puzzle pieces hint at a themed word puzzle from a newspaper page.
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Matter
Cime Texas
Globe Publiah Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Tor
Wilburn
Hawk
Vanes
News and Business Department
Bonday
Globe Oy
News-Globe
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
William C Russian
Berlin
Wilson
Germany
Bullitt
Naples
Fd.roosevelt
William Grahan
Social Science
YALE
Arctec Pratore Syracete
Britain
Forbidden Valley
William Byron Mowery
Miss Nichols
Klosphees
Jamieson
Higginbotham
Jed
Rialto
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Jed Harris
Wall Street
Harris
Upper
Madison
Lucius Boomer
Natacha Rambova
Mallorca
Miss Rambova
Willem van Loon
Holland
Grand Central
Cole Porter
Pola Negri
Valentino
Ethel Barrymore Colt
J. Wu
Doris Duke
Lillian Russell
Marshall Nielan
Clarence Darrow
Loeb
Leopold
Jimmy Savo
Sait
Derby
Julia Marlow
E. H. Sothern
Central Park
Luxor
Egypt
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Fifth Avenue
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Word Builder
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Dan Thomas
South Amer
Borotta
Ozone
Lad
Stir
South Carolina
Henry
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