Mystery Man Upside Down Reads Paper In Amarillo Tale
Connie Pen Dleton, a hospital librarian, meets Dr. Rush Conrad on his return from Europe. He charms Connie while Fran Bates fears losing her as revelations of a past tragedy loom. A mysterious man in the hospital reads a paper upside down, hinting at hidden grief and a story to unfold.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Louise Holmes
Constance
Connie’ Pendleton
Rush Conrad
Fran Bates
Connie
Conrad
Fran
Rush
Wiley Post
Danny
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Text excerpt on modern life and a hospital encounter
A columnist laments rushed modern life and urges starting the day half an hour earlier. A hospital scene follows where Connie meets a bright, irreverent young man. Their playful misreadings and the bus meeting spark a coy social chase as the tale continues.
Courthouse Records and Transfers in City Ledger
A lengthy courthouse notice lists warranty deeds and transfers for numerous parcels in Plemons, Hol land, Sunset Addition, Roberts Place, and Wolflin along with associated buyers, sellers, and amounts. It also covers car registrations and several district court divorce actions and marriage licenses. Tarzan declares a plan with D Arnot advising Rathorians before a north wall feint to mislead Tehrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Alexander
W. M Leachman
Plem
R. L. Parker
G. F. Robertson
Holland
Almer Duniven
J. T. Sisemore
Sunset
L. H. Spell
Toney Chisum
C. C. Terrace
M. L. Montgomery Et Ax
Grace Denton
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Wolflin
Ist Fed. Sav. & L
Plemons
R. EF. Blok
L. M. Blackwell
Roberts
R. E. Blok
First Natl. Bank
Anne C Summers
O. T
Roy Conner
Slaton
Plymouth
Toney Chisum, Inc
E. T. Bagwell
Dodge
E. J. McCartt
Tarzan
D’arnot
Liberals Desert Reds And Learn From Stalin's Ghastly Experience
John Haynes Holmes, pastor of the Community Church in New York, admits liberals erred in their view of Russia and that sympathizers grew disillusioned after the Nazi Soviet pact and Red invasions. He argues moral ends cannot justify immoral means and warns power corrupts those who wield it.
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Russia
Soviet Republic
U.S
Adolf Hitler
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
New York
Town Hall
Joe Stalin
Red
Finland
Stalin
Kremlin
Mr. Holmes
Frill-Less Homes Aim At Affordable FHA Dwellings
The FHA says many family houses built this year will cost under 4000 with many under 3000. Builders should focus on plain comfort rather than frills, offering solid utilitarian homes. Home seekers prioritise price over ornate details, accepting modest scroll work removal if needed.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
PICTURED SINGER SOLVES HISTORIC CROSSWORD CLUES
The clues reference a broad set of terms from war flyer to opera star hints. Solutions span words like note repute mercy and names tied to music and myth. The grid reveals a themed puzzle answer bridging singing stars and classic terms.
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Singer
Normandy
Sand Hill
Cranium Crackers German Figures Quiz question list
Germany once a cultural hub and a set of figure identifications presented. From Gutenberg Kant Junkers Liszt choose the term that best identifies each person.
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Germany
Johannes Gutenberg
Immanuel Kant
Philospher
Hugo Junkers
Franz Liszt
Roosevelt Labor Board Turmoil and Budget Tactics
In Washington a Roosevelt strategy to reshuffle the National Labor Relations Board amid the Smith hearings falters as plans to appoint two new members slip past. Congressional factions seek to limit tax hikes while farming blocs push for payments, with deficits and budget terms shaping the political battlefield ahead of elections. Germany’s secret plans and British propaganda clash as neutral powers remain cautious while wartime intelligence circulates. Pharoah’s daughter reference closes the analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
Ramspeck
Georgia
Cochran
Missouri
Tommie Corcoran
FDR
Labor Board
Edwin Smith
Madden
CIO
Madame Perkins
Smith Committee
Farm Bloc
Roosevelt
Congress
Germany
Scotland
Belgium
Hitler
Russia
Pharoah
Brenda Joyce From Excelsior Springs Breaks Into Hollywood
The Missouri girl Brenda Joyce rose from a small Excelsior Springs frame house to screen fame with The Rains Came. Born Graftina Leabo, she funded college via modeling, faced many tests, and pursued work without pull, earning top attention from Alaska to Abyssinia.
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Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Hollywood
Alaska
Abyssinia
Brenda Joyce
New York
Graftina Leabo
Grafton
Isley Avenue
United States
Brenda
Kansas City
Beta Theta Pi
Westminster Cell Fulton
California
University of California At
Los Angeles
Edward W. Sowers
Daily Standard
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Artie McGovern
New York City
Moon Mullins
Miss Sawyer
Courthouse Records
Perry
MR. Mullins
Moon
MR. Zambolis
Tarzan and the
Tohr
Kailuk
O Rourke
Frill-Less Homes
Constellation
Dale Carnegie
Wilhelm Roentgen
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