Army Air Corps under scrutiny over air service promises
Nearly a decade after General Mitchell warned of underperforming military air services the Army Air Corps faces renewed questions over air mail routes equipment and safety. A thorough independent survey is urged to determine if reforms are needed and to expose truth without bias. An Illinois University student was dismissed for providing false entrance information amid the ongoing scrutiny.
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William Mitchell
America
Mitchell
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Illinois University
MacDonald on the New Deal Attack Points Listed
Glenn Frank tallies eleven charges in William MacDonalds critique of Roosevelts policies. He claims recovery is superficial, subsidies inflate public payrolls, farming bears others costs, unions gain power, government competes with private business, capital cannot be freely invested, price fixing looms, banking becomes government function, political pressure tightens on all, federal power centers on social wisdom, and industry is centrally managed by veto.
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William MacDonald
MacDonald
Roosevelt
United States
Survival Dilemma in Mexican Valley Adventure
Frank Grahame Jan ice Kent and aviator Billy Langton with a savage high priest are trapped in a Mexican valley. They plan to survive the rainy season while Langton plans a possible escape using a rope club and sling. The captive priest remains capable yet helpless, provoking debate on leaving him behind.
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Frank Grahame
Janice Kent
Billy Langton
Yucatan
Grahame
Janice
Ahkin
Langton
Frank
Frank Faces Harsh Trial as Jungle Escape Looms
In a jungle cavern Frank Grahame and Langton plan a risky paddle down a rapid stream to reach the coast. Janice Kent aids the captive ahkin as storms threaten and tensions rise over trust, love, and survival in a perilous escape.
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Langton
Frank
Billy
Cozumel
Janice Kent
Grahame
Bill
Janice
Civilization
Hollywood
Measles Risks and Parental Prevention Advice
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains measles complications, noting lung and ear infections, high death rates for under threes, and higher risk in foundling homes. Advice emphasizes keeping infants under five from exposure, bed rest until fever normal, and gradual recovery after illness subsides.
John Erskine Is True Mixer
John Erskine is described as America's most unfazed high brow a multilingual English professor vestryman pianist and novelist who moves easily through social circles. The piece compares his sociable nature to others in arts and letters and notes his ability to blend scholarly and popular interests across society.
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McIntyre
New York
John Erskine
America
Trinity
John
Guiding Your Child to Help With Supper
A mother relinquishes control of supper to her 12 year old daughter Helen to teach responsibility. The piece argues mothers often limit kids to menial tasks, delaying skill development and motivation. It notes modern conveniences tempt keeping tasks in adult hands, risking bored, undertrained children.
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Hollywood
Helen Young
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Helen
American Artist HORIZONTAL 1 Who is the artist in the picture
A cryptic crossword style clue grid outlines across and down entries about an American artist. The puzzle asks for the artist in the picture and includes numerous short definitions and word hints, with references to music drama and various noun clues.
Jimmy Skunk Refuses to Run
Thornton W Burgess recounts Jimmy Skunk striding into a road despite Peter Rabbit’s warning. Peter’s curiosity tempts him to follow as a white spot grows nearer and danger looms from an approaching figure.
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Jimmy Skunk
Peter Rabbit
Jimmy
Peter
Commonsense
T. W. Burgess
Jean Valjean in Les Miserables
Jean Valjean is the central character in Victor Hugo's novel Les Miserables. The German chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg called a Belgium neutrality treaty a scrap of paper.
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Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
U.S
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
Belgium
Word Builder and Jimmy Skunk Adventure Scene
A playful puzzle narrative mixes a word-building challenge with a tense chase as Peter fears a monster and discovers Jimmy Skunk may be alive. The scene blends verbal games with Burgess style woodland peril and a cliffhanger ending.
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