Communicating With Planets Promises New Frontiers
The article cites Signor Marconi and Clyde Fitch proposing radio waves may reach beyond Earth’s ionosphere to space. Fitch suggests music photographs and television could entertain Martian and Venusian neighbors. Marconi envisions exploring space from a radio station. It then shifts to a forward-looking New Year message urging progress, citing Thomas W. Lamont and anecdotes about fame and success.
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Italian Society For the Advancement of Science
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American Interplanetary Society
Tomorrow's Business: A Forward-Locused Founder’s View
A business leader declines a biography request saying the past is crystallized and yesterday’s theories should not guide today. He insists policies and plans must focus on tomorrow, reflecting broader themes for credit, tariffs, labor, and political order.
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L. C. Walker
McClure Newspaper
Wild Synopsis of Frost Family Struggles and a Tempting Offer
A fraught marriage between David and Fanny strains under his mother's disapproval and ailing daughter Sheila. After a failed bid for independence, David Returns to his bank job with his mother’s oversight. A Washington society month heightens Fanny’s unhappiness before Bob Daniels arrives with a tempting escape proposal to South America.
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Fanny Confesses Turmoil Over David's Sacrifices and Bob
Fanny reveals the strain of David's promise to care for his ill uncle and his mother. She laments her stifling life, contemplates leaving, and confides in Bob who pressures action while she pleads for discretion. Meanwhile Mrs. Frost discusses Leila’s loyalty and Bob's influence. David worries over family duties as Fanny contemplates her future.
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Seattle
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How It Began 2arzy Prints and Finger Identification
Ancient Chinese mandarins used thumb prints on state seals to prevent forgery. Modern fingerprinting traces to this early custom. Also notes on oversized sleeves and a New Year call in Mexico City with reader submissions welcome for the Russ Murphy series.
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Mexico City
Russ Murphy
Globe
Hell's Kitchen youths Are Gangsters
A New York feature by D. C. McIntyre portrays Hell's Kitchen youths as escalating from petty theft to gang activity. It describes legs Diamond and other racketeers, their street culture, nicknames, ambush tactics, and recruitment of thugs to commit violence for neighborhood control.
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Dallas Man Held in Dallas Gem Robbery
In Seminole Oklahoma officers shot and wounded F. G. White a Dallas Texas man after he and companion Blackie Tinns robbed a Seminole jewelry firm of diamonds and watches valued at $20000. White and Tinns forced three employees and three customers to floor as the loot was taken. White was captured after a streetside chase and gunfire from Officers Chris Whitson and John Goss. White claimed his mother lives in Dallas at 1341 Swiss Avenue, a number not found in the city directory.
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Smith Rites Today at 4 at Chapel
Funeral services for John W. Smith 60 who died Monday in Wichita Falls will be held at 4 PM from Griggs Chapel with Rev A W Fechner officiating Pallbearers are M E Dilday L L Whitten Geo W Keeling W O Payne D N Nall J L McLaughlin Noble Paulk Burial will follow in Llano Cemetery Surviving are his widow and eight children including W A Smith Woodbury NJ W B Smith Hobbs NM D M and Wallace Smith Amarillo Mrs R K Gilly Ector Mrs R L Threet Miss Pearl and Mozella Smith of Amarillo The family home is 8310 Line Avenue
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Wichita Falls
Griggs Chapel
A. W. Fechner
West Amarillo Baptist Church
M. E. Dilday
L. L. Whitten
Geo. W. Keeling
W. O. Payne
D. N. Nall
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Noble Paulk
Llano
W. A. Smith
Woodbury
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W. B. Smith
Hobbs
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Toll Bridge Fee Lifted at Midnight on Amarillo Line
At midnight the Rock Island toll bridge over the North Canadian River on the Amarillo to Liberal line at Sanford becomes a free bridge. The change provides a direct route to Stinnett and north to Liberal, shortening trips by about 10 miles via the Sanford route.
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Stinnett
Bedtime fears and winter perils at the Smiling Pool
Stumpy Muskrat recalls how two predators once terrified him then finds safety beneath the ice roof of the Smiling Pool. Jerry Muskrat explains the pool protects in storms while the forest suffers above. The North Wind rages, leaving land animals hungry and cold, while water dwellers endure a serene, sheltered beneath-ice world.
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Jerry
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Double T Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A historical crossword with double T themed entries across horizontal and vertical clues. Includes definitions for crest cured hog thigh inspires fear hodgepodge and more. Clues cover common nouns adjectives and gendered terms across a broad vocabulary.
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Lawrence Tibbett
Shoemaker's Tool
Letter Sparks Exchange Over Delayed Payment
In Berlin, Smith and Jones respond to a demand for money with terse humor. The lender questions the lack of funds, and Smith and Jones insist they have not yet sent the money. The exchange is noted by Lustige Glaetter.
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Berlin
Fanny Seeks Courage After Postwar Domination
In a strained domestic scene Fanny faces her mother in law's control while planning to meet her friend Bob Daniels. She clings to loyalty with him as a path to regain courage and social balance in the uncertain postwar era. Tomorrow promises newfound freedom in her social life.
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