College Youth Health Rising In Postwar Era Dean Says
Dr Charles W Gilkey University of Chicago dean lauds improved college youth health on mental and spiritual fronts in postwar years. He notes stronger chapel attendance serious social views and low appeal of dogmatic communism among students, linking campus changes to broader national shifts.
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Charles W. Gilkey
University of Chicago
Gilkey
Chicago
Earth
Flaming Youth
Mystery of the missing formula at Hambridge
Nicholas Trench and companions pursue a missing formula stolen from Molly OBrien. Osborne the thief is murdered after lingering at Hambridge, while Peter Orloff hunts the same prize. A violent confrontation with Gowlland and his wife ends with a decisive fight as the group seeks Mrs Gowland for clues.
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Nicholas Trench
Molly O'Brien
Jerry Mordaunt
Jimmy Fox
Hambridge
Jerry
Molly
John Osborne
Harbridge
Peter Orloff
Nick
Osborne
Elimination of slums improves public health says Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein notes that housing and sanitation reduce illness and death. A Health Service study of 23 000 people across eight cities links damp, crowding, and poor water to higher illness rates. The report finds that multi person households in crowded urban areas suffer more, with two or more residents in a home presenting greater risk.
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Ted
Ifive
Greares
Wien
Bradley Runs Orderly Game
Palm Beach in January 1935 features Col. E. R. Bradley’s Palm Beach casino praised for orderly operations and modest betting from 50 cents to 25 dollars. The piece mixes social scene notes on Palm Beach society, editors, reporters, and local figures with cultural observations and recollections.
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O. O. McIntyre
Palm Beach
Bradley's
Monte Carlo
Col. E. R. Bradley
Col. Bradley
Gen
Miles
Lonsdale
Peter Arno
McNaught Syndicate
Trapper Seeks Glutton the Wolverine After Stolen Meat
A winter trapper discovers Glutton the Wolverine has stolen his meat stash. Enraged, he plans to hunt and trap or shoot the thief, believing no wolverine should steal his supplies. He sets three sturdy traps around the cached meat before resuming his hunt.
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Jimmy Skunk
Glutton
Teamsters and Longshoremen Strike Ties Up New York Waterfront
In New York a spontaneous walkout by 45 000 Teamsters and longshoremen spreads after a Supreme Court ruling. Members strike without leaders authorization amid a fight for life described by union rank and file as escalating rapidly.
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New York
Jan. Zy
Supreme Court
Basketball Rebus Puzzle Clue Set
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical rebus clues for a basketball themed puzzle featuring terms like home of a beast and players to one side along with various wordplay hints and word associations. The page enumerates multiple clue numbers and definitions across basketball related categories.
Quebec name origin and vårt poem line and actor
The Algonquian word Kebec meaning narrowing of the waters. The next line after under a spreading chestnut tree is The village smithy stands. Lawrence Barrett was an American actor famous for his Shakespearean roles.
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Quebec
Prom
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Lawrence Barrett
Word Builder Puzzle Says a Letter Adds One More
A cryptic puzzle notes that each new word uses exactly the letters of the previous word plus one new letter in any order. It references a maid who cannot act and a vow by an ED to DIE rather than SIDE with either person, implying a riddle about allegiance and timing.
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Glenn Frank
Abraham Epstein
Epstein
Henry Wallace
McCuure
Palm Beach
Delray Beach
H. T. Webster
Herb Roth
Fontaine Fox
Everglades
du Dome
Waxahachie Burial for Plainview Pastor
Burial rites were held in Waxahachie for Rev. Nat F. Grafton who died Saturday in Plainview where he served as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The service was conducted by Rev. George W. Fender of Arlington and Dr. G. H. Hogan of Waxahachie. Grafton long pastored the Presbyterian Church at Wichita Falls.
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Waxahachie
Nat F. Grafton
Plainview
First Presbyterian Church
George W. Fender
Arlington
G. H. Hogan
Grafton
Presbyterian Church
Wichita Falls
Tax plan extends cigarette tax to school fund
Austin January 29 A bill to continue allocating all cigarette tax receipts to the school fund was approved by the criminal jurisprudence committee of the Texas House. The current law assigning all cigarette taxes to education expires August 31. previously half of the tax went to general revenue.
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Austin
Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Texas House
General Revenue Fund
Glutton Outwits Trapper Again in Snowbound Heist
A trapper finds his meat hidden and traps stolen by Glutton. He follows a trail to a brush pile and discovers the traps with their drags, smeared with the creature’s scent. The trapper admits defeat as Glutton outwits him yet again in the snowy trap scene.
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T. W. Burgess
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