Romance on the South American voyage and a love triangle
Sheila Clayton, an American traveler, pursues romance on a ship to Buenos Aires while torn between Raoul Gastalo and past suitors. Jim Davis, a family friend, warns of consequences as Sheila faces deception, romantic entanglements, and a pivotal choice about returning home or marrying Raoul amid rising tensions and revelations.
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Sheila Clayton
South America
Helen Maynard
Sheila
Jim Davis
Richard Maxwell
Brazil
Mario Muller
Buenos Aires
Raoul Gastalo
Jim
Raoul Gastalu
Raoul
Parting Gift and a Web of Lies Between Lovers
Sheila confronts Raoul over a revealed lie about knowing another woman. He admits deception to spare her feelings and defends his actions with sly excuses. Sheila struggles to trust him, recalling Jim's honest affection, and asks for time to think while Raoul vows to prove his love and promises a call tomorrow.
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Jim
Sheila
Raoul
Father
Davis
Pension
Brazil
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Western Hemisphere progress and defense drive
The Globe notes expanding Western Hemisphere collaboration and Canada’s wartime industrial buildup, with Canada’s shift to self-sufficient weapon production, European departures from The Hague, and Brazil Peru Bolivia rail and road developments. It argues for broader North American interdependence, defensive capability, and cautious US nonaggression while citing Roosevelt and Bernstein.
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Western Hemisphere
Havana
Ballyhoo
Canada
Britain
North America
Royal Dutch Shell
The
Hague
Curacao
Netherlands West Indies
Brazil
Bolivia
Peru
Pacific
Andes
Amazon
Aviation correspondence courses warn against scams
Samuel Spiegler of the Occupational Index cautions youths about aviation correspondence courses. He notes many are money grabs while others from legitimate schools may help if thoroughly investigated. He urges checking with Better Business Bureau, chambers, and school superintendents, and stresses real experience and licensing.
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Washington Square
New York
Samuel Spiegler
Ameren
Occupational Index
New York University
U. S. Office of Education
Spiegler
U.S Bureau of Air Commerce
Better Bynes Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Dieset Engineering
TODAY'S PUZZLER Fills Horizontal and Vertical Clues
The page lists a mixed answer grid with clues across and down including references to family, numbers, objects, and actions. It presents long lists such as Father of the U S A George and various wordplay items, plus a canonical note about templates and finishing lines.
Public Education and Compulsory Training Debate Highlights
Henry J. Harriman of the American Youth Commission argues education must align with industrial and business needs. Henry L. Stimson, secretary of war, counters the idea of compulsory training as ludicrous, stressing clear impact on national priorities.
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Henry J. Harriman
American Youth Commission
United States
Henry L. Stimson
Secretary of War
Lindbergh radio talks defend stance against war
The piece argues Lindbergh acts from personal conviction and fortune to keep the U S out of war. It defends him against labels of Nazism or Fifth Columnist, notes his independence from diplomats, and recalls past clashes with Roosevelt over air mail policy and arms embargo.
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Lindbergh
Thos
Europe
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
New Deal
United States
America
Byrnes
Dorothy Thompson
Miss Thompson
England
France
Belgium
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Steam powered flight and blitzkrieg claims arise in 1930s aviation talk
The article surveys political tension over President Roosevelt's messages and Lindberghs nonintervention stance, noting Senator Byrs radio response and Pittmans planned reply. It details Captain H B Rue schenbergs steam airplane concept promising rapid, noiseless air power and reduced fuel weight, alongside his steam car experiments and ambitious claims of swift government contract, before a anecdote about a politician and a sharp reply from a woman at a Columbia lecture.
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Congress
WI House
Byr
Lindberg
Non
Iity
C. Gress
Charlottesville
Ginia
Pittman
Sea Foreign Relations Commit
Lindbe
New Deal
Europe
Balanc
Airple
Be Brothers
H. B. Rueschenker
Northwest Airlin
Rueschberg
United States
Ctain Rueschenberg
Capi Rueschenberg
Cap Rueschenberg
Captain Rueenberg
South Dakota
Thresher
Fligh
Rangers
Rockies
Wedding Manners Quiz and Best Man Dilemma
This item quizzes readers on etiquette for weddings. It asks if the maid of honor walks alone, whether both maid and matron should appear, which arm the bride takes, how she should hold during the ceremony, and where she wears her engagement ring. It also presents a best man dilemma about post ceremony actions with suggested answers.
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Wainwright
Helen
Argentina
Fate
Senorita
Sheila Darling
Darling
Vida Hurst
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
TOY
the Globe
Henri Bernstein
Dale Carnegie
U.S. A
George
Court of Appeal
Mount
You and I
IWINE
C. B Allen
Scribner's Commentator
Christian Science Mtor
Touche
Hinrn
Mr. Blank
Alice Dixon Bond
Columbia
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