Cracking Castaways Halt Doris Denton Solo Flight
Doris Denton and companions endure a ferocious night after a crash on a lake shore in the Canadian wilds. Steve Carleton and Mark Linson suffer injuries as they scavenge firewood, boil fish, and build shelter while Doris realizes love for Steve. The trio battles wind, sleet, and hunger amid a brutal early October cold.
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Doris Denton
Mark Tomlinson
Stephen Carleton
Doris
Mark
Steve
Beth Lamphere
Lake
Canadian Wilds
Wilds
Shelter by the cliff as two men await dawn
Mark and Steve share a fireside moment in a perilous night with Doris asleep, debating survival. Mark urges withdrawal to find shelter, admitting he will not survive. Doris’s courage grows as they praise her deeds while acknowledging harsh weather and a fragile lake freezing. Fossilized hope and budding affection emerge.
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Mark
Steve
Doris
Whitewashing 1939 and the New Year’s cleansing idea
The Globe uses snow as a metaphor for ending the old year’s mistakes and starting 1940 anew. It notes that the melting snow mirrors lingering errors and urges fresh efforts to erase past missteps while preserving beauty and improving the world.
Bucknell President Urges Coalition President for 1940
Dr Arnaud C Marts of Bucknell proposes a coalition wartime President to lead both major parties without personal political ambitions and to surround himself with able advisers. Finnish premier Oskar i cites fighting for democracy worldwide. NLRB member William M Leiserson comments on decision squawks before Congress.
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Arnaud C. Marts
Bucknell
William M. Leiserson
National Labor Relations Board
Congressional
Brilliant Gem
Gem formed by crystallized carbon and mined in Africa. It is cut into eight parts to give it brilliancy. The answer to the previous puzzle is associated with this gemstone and its uses and properties.
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Tognan
Africa
Education Without Walls: Self-Driven Learning Works
A letter-worne essay argues formal schooling isn’t essential for success. It cites Mussolini, A P Giannini, Orville Wright, O Henry, Andrew Jackson, and Wallace Ford, noting resourcefulness and ambition trump degrees. The message urges ongoing self education through reading and daily learning.
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United States
Harold F. Clark
Teachers College
New York
Mussolini
Amadeo Peter Giannini
California
San Jose
Calif
A. P
Orville Wright
Greensboro
N. C
O. Henry
Andrew Jackson
Ingelow
Manitoba
Canada
Wallace Ford
Heaven
Women Leaders Drive Humanitarian Efforts Across Nations
Quotes from Linda P. Littlejohn praising women as initiators of humanitarian projects and securing rights, and John L. Lewis noting no US group offers a sole solution to unemployment. Count Galeazzo Ciano forecasts Italy’s vigilance and willingness to aid world peace.
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Linda P. Littlejohn
Equal Rights International
United States
John L. Lewis
Italy
Galeazzo Ciano
Diet The Science Of Correct Eating
This piece extols diet as the leading health factor and explains its broad scope beyond weight control. It defines diet as the science of correct eating, aims to help lay readers understand how food fuels energy and longevity, and cautions against excessive worry about dieting.
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Nature
Jean
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Cranium Crackers West Point Quiz
A comic quiz asks true or false about West Point operations. It covers cadet appointments per congressman, cadet pay, eligibility, graduation commissions as lieutenants, and a special group for sons of soldiers killed in action. Answers appear on the comic page.
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West Point
Congress
United States
U. S. Army
Military Academy
Predicted 1940 Upswing Despite War Clouds
Washington reports economists foresee a solid 1940, with industrial activity near 110 for the year amid war doubts and inventories. Roosevelt's coming message and policy stance are seen as stabilizing, while prices and production trends point to autos, shipbuilding, steel, and housing gains.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Peace in Pieces and Global Peace Bloc Ideas
A New York meeting of American foreign students weighs gradual peace strategy over one mass bloc. They favor sectional peace movements with reciprocal treaties to insulate regions from war and cooperate on commerce. The article contrasts this with wartime Britain and names Stalin and Kerensky as historical foils.
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Hamilton Fish
New York
American Foreign University
House of Lords
England
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Oskari
Independent
Finland
Camera Comics
Thomas Dudley
Hayden Street
Camera
Mr. Dudley
Ani
Dale Carnegie
Artie McGovern
Priscilla Waying
Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ecommerce
Federa Reserve
Commerce Department
Stalin
Fintend
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Nas
Uncle Willie
Tarzan and the
Tohr
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Urah
Soma Ee
Uriah
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Shahn
Rathor
Rex Mason
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