Besotted Surgeon and Mascot Ghost of a Flight
Dr Rush Conrad, a popular surgeon, falls for Connie Pendleton hospital librarian. Connie agrees to marry but faces pressure as four airmen plan to watch her window as pilot Dick Laird returns in a snowstorm. Conrad confronts jealousy and demands trust while Connie resolves to keep her promise.
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Rush Conrad
Constance
Connie” Pendleton
Fran Bates
Connie
Dick Laird
Dr. Conrad
Conrad
Rush
Kansas City
Roosevelt Might Choose His Man For 1936 Nomination
Ohio Democratic leaders pledge delegates to Roosevelt or his pick signaling a possible convention shift toward the President. The piece weighs who Roosevelt might back, including McNutt and Jackson, and contrasts their records and loyalty to the New Deal.
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Preston Grover Washington
Ohio
Roosevelt
F.D.R
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Kelly
Chicago
T. R
T.R
Taft
Commerce
Harry H . Franklin Roosevelt
Hopkins
Ici
Vately F.D.R
McNutt
H. Jackson
Indiana
Coe Seereee
Relti
Jackson
New Deal
Ncadien
New York
Stadt
Eeceia
Ak Eter
Farley
James A. Y . Farley
Department of Justice
Eminent Conductor Horizontal Puzzle Clues
Puzzle clues list featuring definitions for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes terms for music leadership, colors, ages, and various cross references with many multiword hints and encoded hints.
Artie McGovern Child's Report Card Health Barometer
A parent should analyze a child's report card for physical health clues as declines may signal illness or impaired senses. Poor marks in all subjects suggest overall illness while selective weakness in reading or history can indicate hearing issues. vision problems may hinder reading. Regular school exams and a clinician visit help determine fixes.
Cranium Crackers Quiz for British Notable Sons
A comic page prompts readers to identify famous Britons from multiple choices. Listed are Darwin Gibbon Wren Pope and Marlowe with options: Darwin author of evolution theory, Gibbon historian, Wren architect, Pope poet, Marlowe dramatist.
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England
Charles Darwin
Edward Gibbon
Christopher Wren
Alexander Pope
Christopher Marlowe
Labor unity urged to defeat dictatorship in great combat
Senator Warren R. Austin and Sidney Hillman call for allied action to defeat dictatorship. Hillman backs fundraising with taxation while endorsing spending cuts and trimming bureaucracy and extravagance.
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Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Warren R. Austin
Rep
Vermont
Brewer led business psychology class in Amarillo
Doing Good The News thanks C. P. Brewer and his University of Texas Extension class in Business Psychology and Salesmanship held in Amarillo. Over two weeks 783 enrolled with 93 percent average attendance totaling 12 hours of instruction. The course improved salesmanship thrift honesty and a Right Mental Attitude among workers and boosted local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Brewer
University of Texas Extension
Brewer
University of Texas
University
The Load Gets Lighter A Century Apart
Dr. Raymond Pearl of Johns Hopkins University notes the burden on the average wage earner is 20 percent lighter today than a century ago. He explains 1,084 dependents per 1000 workers then versus 88 per 1000 now, implying fewer children and fewer in-laws dependent on earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pearl
Johns Hopkins University
Pearl
American Statistical Association
Read 21 Books a Day? Not Even Close
A reflection on the mountain of new titles with 7993 books published in the country last year. Reading five volumes a week still leaves 7733 unread, underscoring the impossibility of keeping up with global literary output. Fragments mention Fraser Hunter and Fiorello LaGuardia.
Sultan Interview Breaks Histories in World War Era
In May 1915 Raymond Gram Swing, Chicago Daily News Berlin correspondent, sought an interview with the Sultan of Turkey. After initial refusals, the interview occurred. Swing told a tale of Chanak Kale to charm the ruler, who then spoke at length and walked out with the journalist, marking the first Sultan interview in history.
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Raymond Gram
Swing
Berlin
Chicago Daily News
United States
Turkey
Mr. Swing
Ottoman Empire
Royal
Germany
Dardanelles
Chanak- Kale
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Spain
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Persia
Artie McGovern
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Dale Carnegie
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