Manitowoc Plans Dignified Citizenship Ceremony
A Wisconsin program will formalize new adult citizens with a 700 strong oath ceremony at the high school bowl overlooking Lake Michigan. Chief Justice Rosenberry and Governor will attend as 38 classes receive certificates of electorship amid bands and flags.
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Manitowoc
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Lake Michigan
Republic
Marvin B. Rosenberry
United States
R. J. Colbert
University of Wisconsin
Justice Rosenberry
Dr. Colbert
Wisconsin
Seacliff Guests Face Heirloom Conflicts At Dawn
Nola Cranton arrives at Seacliff to meet the Mack heirs amid estate tensions. Thorn and Lyn discuss Jocelyn’s will, squatter issues, and a looming marriage to Talbot Mack. Nola’s bold entrance and Bob Mack’s mixed loyalties set the scene for a clash over money and land.
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Nola
Seacliff
Jocelyn
Thorn
Mack
Russell
Texas
Thorndyke
Geoff
Bob
Tam
Santa Barbara
Lin
Talbot Mack
Nola Cranton
Russells
Boston
Two Against Love Sideplot in Frances Hanna Saga
In Seacliff Jocelyn Russell and Thornndyke court Nola Cranston the heiress visiting from Boston. Nola boasts millions and plans philanthropy while reporters document the scene and Thorn claims her as his future wife amid drama and social intrigue.
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Thorndyke
Nola Cranston
Santa Barbara
Witiess
Cranston
Russells
Paris
Thorn
Jocelyn
Nola
Fortson finds joy beyond paralysis in Atlanta interview
In Atlanta, Georgia, Ben Fortson, a Georgia state senator paralyzed for 10 years, remains hopeful after a car accident. He now reads profusely and cherishes music, literature, and courtesy, saying he never thinks about walking and has learned to value happiness over mobility.
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Ben Fortson
Socrates
Shakespeare
William James
Wagner
Beethoven
Dvorak
Liszt
State Senate of Georgia
The Amarillo Globe May 15 1939 front page and feature
The Amarillo Globe issues a May 15 1939 edition page with a long masthead and publishing details. The lead feature describes Spike and Troll in a jungle pursuit with Gonisia and Gonfala, tracking through elephants’ footprints, the trail vanishing, and Stantes Wood’s escort following the captors before the trail disappears into the forest.
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Gonfala
Spike
Gonfaia
Keeping Fit Train for Your Favorite Sport
This column stresses the link between physical condition and on field performance. It urges a weekly exercise habit to maintain muscle tone and coordination, noting many players burn out from overdoing a few days weekly. It previews sport specific drills to add variety and improve play.
Reorganization shifts target White House power and patronage
News Behind The News analyzes Roosevelt plans to expand and rename federal agencies. It notes moves against the coal commission and shifts of bureaus to the interior and state departments, highlighting patronage gains and political maneuvering by Roosevelt and Byrnes. References to observers and tied quotes conclude the piece.
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Coal Commission
John L. Lewis
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Guffey
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Neely
Minton
Wheeler
Maine
Vermont
CIO Maestro
Interior Department
O'Mahoney
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