Man’s Flight After Accident Highlighted in Ohio Case
A Cleveland driver fled the scene after striking a 24-year-old woman, leaving a postcard plea for the newspaper to print the incident and sparking calls to face the consequences. The piece urges preparation to act decently in emergencies and criticizes attempts to “beat the rap.”
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Roosevelt weighs Western pick for Supreme Court seat
Washington reports a Western appointee is likely to replace Justice Sutherland. Possible candidates include Stanley Reed from Kentucky, Frank Murphy of Michigan, Donald Richberg of Chicago, and Lloyd K. Garrison of Wisconsin. Sam Bratton of New Mexico also appears as a contender.
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Chicago
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University of Wisconsin Law School
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Par West
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New Mexico
Seek Another Will Rogers Seek Another Will Rogers
New York editors talent scouts and syndicate chiefs chase a Rogers like figure amid many imitators. Some claim Rogers son most closely matches the original, while others like Bob Burns Buddy Baer and Louis Sobol appear in public eye. Col. Ruppert and Crosby Gaige noted for traits, with Cole Porter and Gabriel Heatter cited as tied to fame and influence.
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Supreme Court
Why water erodes outer river bends and women farmers rise
The piece explains that erosion at river bends results from deeper water on the outer bank creating a down draft that carries particles to the inner bank. It notes Brysson Cunningham’s critique in Nature and references experiments by river engineers. It also reports a rise in farming interest among women via 4 H Chile directors and UC Agriculture Extension.
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Egypt on the Nile: Britain wary as Mussolini influence grows
The article outlines Britain’s tense grip on Egypt and Suez, with Mussolini’s influence suspected in Farouk era politics. It notes El Nahas Pasha’s fall, Mohammed Mahoud Pasha’s cabinet reshuffle, and rising nationalistic tension as Britain braces for changes and potential Fascist alignment.
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the Nile
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Constance Corby Chooses Work In Convenient Asheville
Constance Corby, heiress to vast wealth, contemplates taking a camp office job after breakfast with Bret Hardesty and Connie Bryn. Connie agrees to try figures work, aided by Uncle Tippy who trained her to manage her inheritance.
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Bret
Pop Walters
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Connie
Richest Girl in the World at a Blue Ridge Camp
Connie becomes entangled in a daring plan as Bret offers protection and a place to stay in a distant camp. He stalls her fear with practicality and promises mutual assistance during their risky adventure. They travel to Charleston where Bret continues to work while safeguarding her.
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Journey Toward a Small Town Distant from the Open Road
Connie and Bret travel the hills to a river town as he reflects on family, home, and shared trust. He insists every tree and blade of grass makes him return to the country, and Brooke hopes Connie will grow to love it too.
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Katie Bryn
Bret
Riviera
Keeping Fit By Artie McGovern
Fitness advice urging regular exercise as essential to life and health. It warns that too little activity leads to fatigue irritability and slowed bodily functions, while both work and leisure benefit from physical movement.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Answers to Cranium Crackers and Related Quiz Notes
A column presents trivia answers on page 1 covering facial muscles, phobias, a bold claim about Washington, animal notes, and Fernando de Soto. Excerpt includes a romance passage about Connie seeking freedom and a sense of rebirth, with a continuation cue for page 11.
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White House
Bush Master
Amazon Jungle
Fernando de Soto
Mississippi
WASH TUBBS DISCOVERY AND MARKA'S MAGIC POTENCY
The epe-man marvels at Marka's magic after the American's disappearance and Stanley Wood's capture. He admits no other human could complete the perilous journey, yet deems it worthwhile since the Kaji would expect an assault from that direction. Three days later he is a full day east of the city.
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Marka
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