Newspaper notes and later life of Benito Mussolini
A 1924 era editorial discusses Benito Mussolini as a socialist agitator turned fascist and imperialist, comparing his early advocacy of violence to his later role as ruler and imagined threat to Europe. The piece cites past warnings about war, socialism, and imperial ambitions, alongside a reflective travel diary on wartime shelter life in London.
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Ted
Forli
Milan
Tripoli
Africa
Benito Mussolini
Roman Empire
Greece
Albania
Ethiopia
Turin
Ernie Pyle
London
Liverpool Street
England
Liverpool St. Tube
From nothing to success Chick sexing and Chester Pilch
Chester Pilch of Feeding Hills Massachusetts rose from unemployment after high school to run a poultry business. He studied chick sexing at Massachusetts State College, built 16 000 head of poultry, and hatched 7 000 chicks weekly. He later opened a six day course priced at 100 dollars.
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Chester Pilch
Feeding Hills
Mass
Chester
Massachusetts State College
Rhode Island
New England
Hazardsville
Mystery at Aunt Maggie’s Murder Clue
Sally faces a murder probe as Lt Gregory questions Bill and guests about Aunt Maggie’s death. A torn clue, wire fragments, and a secret room spark suspicions while Ephraim’s alibi enters the investigation. Kirk Pierce joins the interrogation with an odd sight of a door closing unseen.
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Gregory
Bill
Mr. Marshall
Sally
Maggie
Andrew
Mr. Stuart
Stuart
Lieutenant Gregory
Dr. Bates
Ephraim
Thomas
Wisteria Hall
Lindy
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Mr. E
Kirk Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Kirk
Pierce
Mrs. Ambler
Murder follows eerie screams at Ambler house
In Medora Field's tale, Lt Gregory and a tense group converge on a crisis after two spine chilling screams echo from upstairs. Eve is found in a calm siesta as police rush to the front bedroom, the scene becoming a tableau of horror as events unfold.
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Gregory
Roberts
Grady
Bill
Anderson
Eve
Austin’s urban cheer through a vast city recreation program
Austin funds an expansive recreation plan linking education health and happiness. City leaders Guston Morgan and Mayor Tom Miller oversee a system with 450000 free stands plus 132 baseball teams and nine pools while venues and events engage thousands in concerts theater and community activities. The program costs per resident remain low and pays dividends in public health and civic life.
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Austin
America
Texas
Recreation Department
NYA
CCC
WPA
Junior Chamber of Commerce
State University
Exchange Club
Lions Club
Austin Athletic Club
Austin Civic Symphony
Guston Morgan
Tom Miller
Morgan
James A. Garrison
Colorado
Ausan
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A crossword style puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues listing 1 7 versatile man of the theater and 11 to hum through 54 credit abbr for the final entry.
Sylvester the stir crazy child in Talk of the Town
In The New Yorker the feature highlights ten year old Sylvester a suburban boy who minds a baby. Returning from an errand his mother finds the infant crying and claims the child is being hurt. Sylvester calmly reads a book and declares the baby is just stir crazy with a Bogart vibe.
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The
New Yorker
Sylvester
Humphrey Bogart
What They Say the Chinese Have a Sense of Mor
Dr. Clarence A. Burch a China missionary for 34 years comments on morality in China. Senator Sheppard a Texas prohibitionist contrasts alcohol with defense strength. The American Youth Commission warns on national priorities between guns and automobiles and defense needs.
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Clarence A. Burch
China
National Defense
Senator Sheppard
American Youth Commission
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Amarilla
Globe-News Publishing Co
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Fillmore
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John McCarty
Assec Ste
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GLOBE
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Benito
Charles A. Linbergh
Congressional Committee
Erwin C. Nourse
Brookings Institute
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Dale Carnegie
Willie
Mr. Dodson
Bessie
Medora Field
Karl Detzer
Kiwanis Magazine
SMATL
Company
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