Beaverbrook profile and leadership style in wartime Britain
A detailed Bloomsbury era portrait of Lord Beaverbrook, British minister and newspaper magnate, describing his personality, offices, travel, and influence. The piece notes his media holdings Morning Express, Evening Standard, and Sunday Express, his aircraft role, personal life, and distinctive leadership style as a driving force behind Britain's war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Beaverbrook
England
London
Morning Express
The
Evening Standard
Sunday Express
Fleet Street
Beaverbrook
Standard
Marlene Dietrich
America
Great Britain
Destry
Joe
Bok
the Beaver
Richard B. Bennett
Canada
Bennett
Max
RAF
Thames
Churchill
Titled Termites and Refugees in War Debate
A collage of quotes critiques on titles and legitimacy in refugee and wartime discourse. Hoover criticizes open titles while Churchill and Pickett praise relief effort. Heiman Dalton and Simson weigh defense production, bomb aims, and labor delays in cantonment construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Romanoff
Simson
Power of a positive attitude lands Miss Vallie Golden a promotion
Miss Vallie Golden of Elmhurst Illinois recounts how changing her mental attitude at work turned dull tasks into enjoyable work. She explains that embracing the job and completing extra letters with a positive mindset led to faster performance and a promotion to private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallie G. Golden
South
Kenilworth Avenue
Elmhurst
Illinois
Fe Department
Who Killed Aunt Maggie A House Party Mystery
Sally and Bill search for a motive and killer after Aunt Maggie's death at a guarded house party. Lieutenant Gregory questions guests while Sally recalls sightings, a drive way figure, and an unknown visitor. Lindy and Thomas reveal Ephraim's illness and a tall knife-wielding stranger as new clues emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Bill
Maggie
Gregory and
Roberts
Thomas Marshall
Lieutenant Gregory
Mrs. Stuart
Eve
Kirk
Alice
Bob
Gregory
Greg
Claire Harper
Ephram
Lindy
Thomas
Ephraim
Dinine
Clues Stir as Residents Probe Ephraim Case
In a rain soaked night, Sally contemplates Ephraim's alibi while Bessie reports a possible clue found during house chores. Police interest centers on Lindy and others nearby as characters warn against fabricating tales and seek truth. Cont on page 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Andrew
Ane Drew
Anderson
Thomas
Sally
Eph
Ephraim
Bessie
Ephriam
Eve
Great physicians of old Hippocrates Galen and Paracelsus
Dr. Castiglioni surveys Hippocrates Galen and Paracelsus in History of Medicine republished by Edward Bell Krumbhaar. Hippocrates modernized medicine yet clung to humors while Galen’s dogma hindered progress though he mapped brain nerves. Paracelsus, Swiss born 1493, championed experience and chemistry, seen as progenitor of chemotherapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturo Castiglioni
Edward Bell Krumbhaar
University of Pennsylvania
Hipocrates
Galen
Paracelsus
Hippocrates of
Cos
Pericles
Hippocrates
Dr. Castiglioni
Luther of Medicine
Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus Paracelsus von
TODAY S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
Puzzle clues list with numbered horizontal and vertical items including words like pictured English po horseback game odor smear recumbent polish teacher female dee measure of cloth frozen water year corded fabric road states particles party for men orly geology farewell preposition pathways in stores emerald nothing loads funeral. vertical entries include pleasure feud academic distinction mother apprehend spirit symbols musical note evolves tardy duet theatre playwright laureate succeeded poet laureate repel suit to suit ancient deity time gone by toward sea to declaim lubricated score count ridge wrong drinks slowly compass of a voice lace Italian coin observed tovex lizards expert aviator bustle plural abbr rough lava chaos compass point abbr you and I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
You
Smith of American Airways Severs Public Relations Stance
The article recalls the early days of American Airways when a reluctant president distrusted air travel and sent stern orders to fix conditions immediately. Cyrus Rowlett Smith, a tall Texan, led the response as vice president in charge of the system, amid internal friction and a joke turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Division
Smith
Bush Air Line
Texas
American Airways
Air Line
Chicago
Prez
American
Aviation Corporation
Apany
American Airlines
United States
Cyrus Rowlett Smith
Zivic brothers back Fritzie after Armstrong win in Pittsburgh
The Zivic family, famed boxing clan from Pittsburgh, celebrates Fritzie Zivic's welterweight title win over Henry Armstrong. Brother Pete runs a busy bar, while Jack saved Fritzie with a blood transfusion during pneumonia recovery. The clan notes the family spirit fuels Fritzie's career and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzie Zivic
Henry Armstrong
Mom
Joe
Pete
Jack
Eddie
Fritzie
Pittsburgh
Zivie
Pennsylvania
Pete Zivic
Zivics
Zivic
Pet
Zizic
Papa Zivic
Russia
Charley
Armstrong
Champ
Little Junior
Armstrong Fritzie
Bummy) Davis
Lew Jenkins
Vince Dundee
Brother Jack
H E
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Amarillo
Amarilla
the Globe 18
Lehman
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Ernie Pyle
Dick Merrill
Herbert Hoover
Clarence Pickett
Winston Churchill
Royal Air Force
Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Hugh Dalton
Dale Carnegie
Mr. Stuart
Ory
Grace
Medora Field
Dr. Grace
Time Magazine
Jack Alexander
Saturday Evening Post
Lester J. Biederman
Collier's
John J. Cantwell
Los Angeles
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