Kitty Foyle Reminiscence of Wyn Strafford and Philly venture
Kitty Foyle recalls her years with Wyn Strafford Philadelphia socialite, and boy friend two, as she helps launch a Philadelphia magazine. They move to Sansom Street office, endure market crash worries, share romance and a late night julep plan, and drift toward an uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Foyle
Wyn Strafford
Philadelphia
Maine Line
Mark Eisen
New York
West Side
Kitty
Wyn
Pop
Myrtle
Newport
Ledger
Dr. Bartrum
Molly Scharf
Manitou
the Argus
Molly
Cadwalader Shippen
Liberty Bell
Betsy Ross House
New Yorker
Philly
Chicago
Sansom Street
Office of
Gimbel's
Wynn
Parry Berwyn
Bill Cynwyd
Coxey Narbeth
Staceylea Bala
Delphine
Parry
Bill
Interoffice
Pine Street
The
Racquet Club
Harrisburg
Jack
Duval
Duval's
Pocono
English Bomb Refugee Children Chrome the American Home
Essays by Hilda Sidney describe English children housed in American families during the wartime duration. They reveal cross cultural impressions and resilience, from New York’s lights to the subway and schools, with mixed reactions to fashion cuisine and slang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Sidney
New York Times
Public education and textbook debates urged for school boards
The Globe News editorial argues for independent scrutiny of textbooks amid campaigns by groups like the National Association of Manufacturers. It stresses that schools must cultivate thinking, not indoctrination, and that local boards should weigh objections fairly in the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usua
American Legion
American Federation of Advertisers
National Association of Manufacturers
Hitler
Johnson memory and listening drive Boeing’s surge to success
A Seattle boy, Philip G. Johnson, rises from laundry work to Boeing leadership through intense listening and memory. Drafted by the University of Washington, he becomes general manager and later president, aiding Canada’s Trans-Canada Airlines and the Flying Fortress project. His key: listen, remember, review fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Philip G. Johnson
University of Washington
Phil Johnson
Boeing Airplane Company
William F. Boeing
Engineering Department
University
Phil
Canada
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Boeing
Flying Fortress
Johnson
Today’s Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A filled crossword style clue list presenting horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and definitions for a daily word puzzle, including a presidential theme fragment and various short word hints to solve the grid.
Noisy Fish Play Hidden Orchestra for Inland Audiences
The Interior Department’s Fish and Wildlife Service reports migratory waterfowl outlooks but, in a Time Magazine style spoof, describes how fishes produce various sounds. Grunts hiss, sunfish grind pharyngeal teeth, eels bark, and mating weak fish vibrate air bladders. Florida coast sea drums cry wop wop while catfish growl and Homeric sirens seem fishy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Fac
Fish and Wildlife Service
Interior
Information Service
Florida
Commentators Call for Limiting Outside Influence in Politics
In a letter to readers, the piece argues that organizations should stop meddling in national affairs and that discussions of gifts and cash are more timely than loans. The writer mentions Al Smith and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, urging focus on domestic issues and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
al Smith
Franklin D, Roosevel
Blue terms definitions from comic page
Five blue themed phrases defined concisely. Bluebeard refers to a dangerous or murderous husband or husband with dark secrets. Blue book denotes an official or authoritative register or reference book. Blue-sky law describes statutes restricting solicitation of investments as securities. Blue vitriol is copper sulfate used as a chemical compound. Blue pencil means to edit or censor by marking changes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christopher Morley
Monsieur Duval
Messenger
Groton
Parnte
the Arts
Ank
Baby
America
England
United States
Empire State Building
Radio City
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Giger
Amarillo
Texas
Dale Carnegie
Merlin
Cimnaiy
Uruguay
Time Magazine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!