Philippines Independence May Resolve Pacific Tangle
The article discusses Philippines independence toward a ten year transition, noting American responsibility remains and possible Japanese pressure. Raymond Leslie Buell recommends four steps including immediate independence, reciprocity with the United States, expert advisers for the republic, and an international guarantee of neutralization to ease Pacific tensions.
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Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Dewey
United States
Congress
America
Japan
Islands
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Association
Philippine Republic
League of Nations
Buell
A Quarter Century Of Scouting
The speaker lauds the Boy Scout movement on its twenty fifth anniversary, arguing four core aims correct 1929 era flaws: reduce self centered living, instill duty, foster social responsibility, and promote self discipline. He links these to avoiding economic and social breakdowns and praises the movement's national service.
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Boy Scout Movement
Scout Movement
Ferguson byline fragment yields partial report
A fragment attributed to William Ferguson shows a byline style but lacks clear event, date, or location details to establish a full news item.
Great Riches expose a homecoming and a troubled reunion
James Stimson returns from war to Jane in New Concord Kentucky and a flawed marriage. After a violent quarrel he leaves, loses control from alcohol, and staggers back to his old home seeking solace and truth while confronting Jane and her hypocritical father.
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James Stimson
Jane
New Concord
Kas
James
Aunt Lou Serves Comfort in Breakfast Readiness
In a warm domestic scene, Mateck Mowe Farnham assists a recovering companion by drawing a bath, arranging the bed, and welcoming him with a Kansas City morning paper. Nappy brings a large tray, Aunt Lou appears with waffles and coffee, and Aunt Sarah serves orange juice as the scent of breakfast fills the room.
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Kansas City
Aunt Lou
Nappy
Sarah
William
Honored by Proxy Ends Public Fanfare for James Stimson
A fragmented 1935 clip recounts James Stimson receiving public greetings on Commercial Street. Major Stimson, Aunt Sarah, and Nappy figure in a bustling scene as townsfolk shake his hand and offer congratulations while James hides shyly from the crowd amid a busy day of visitors and telephone calls.
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James
Ballantrae
Sarah
Aunt Lou
Nappy
Commercial Street
Major Stimson
South Fifth Street
James Stimson
Mr. Northrup
Northrup
West Main Street
Jane
Jim
Sawyer
Drawing Peps Columnist Up
Columnist C. O. McIntyre recounts a lively May 27 diary of social visits and celebrity sightings in New York. He lists encounters with Arthur Samuels, Bertha Bell, Roy Howard, Florence Kahn, and more, with reminiscences of Joe Stanley, Fred Allen, and Mary Deane, plus assorted cultural notes and a Washington Irving quip.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Peter Arno
John Hays Hammond
Faith Baldwin
Helen Dreiser
Arthur Samuels
Bertha Bell
Gay
Lucy Virginia Long
Bronxville
Roy Howard
Madison
Cincinnati
Madge
Bob Davis
Bob
Fiftyninth Street
Valentine Williams
Colblentzes
la Guardia
Bainbridge Collys
Florence Kahn
Mary Deane
Mary Margaret McBride
Paris
Evening Mail
Europe
London
Bagatelles
Arthur Caesar
Hollywood
Brooklyn Bridge
Rex Beach
William Gaxton
Billy Seeman
Jack Dempsey
Central Park West
Hollywood Studios
Arthur Somers Roche
Paul Whiteman
Colorado
Louis Bromfield
Mansfield
Fred Astaire
Howard Chandler Christy
Rumor of Shadow the Weasel Upsets Old Orchard
Peter Rabbit hears a rumor that Shadow the Weasel is near the Old Orchard and fears a visit from him. Johnny Chuck and Sammy Jay react as Peter decides whether to stay hidden or flee, hoping to avoid an encounter as the rumor becomes reality.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Shadow the Weasel
Briarpatch
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Redtail
Green Meadows
Shadow
Sammy Jay
Green Forest
Sammy
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
T. W. Burgess
Health Talk by Dr Morris Fishbein Discusses Farmer Hazards
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the AMA and Hygea Health Magazine writes that farming is not as hazardous as once thought and notes health benefits from outdoor living while acknowledging risks.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeta the Health Magazine
Touts 6RO v7 a 1 Easter term origin and Athens of America
The term Easter was first used when Christianity spread among the Saxons and traces to Eastre, a Saxon goddess whose spring festival occurred annually. Boston is known as the Athens of America. The first Encyclopedia was published in 1829 as a 13 volume work by Francis Lieber called Encyclopedia Americana.
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Eastre
America
Boston
Francis Lieber
Word Builder Challenge Story Fragment
The passage describes a man chopping and shaping wood then dining at a big house while eager to finish his task despite distraction. It includes a word builder sequence with clues about adding letters and forming words like ail mail claim climax exclaim. The narrative moves from labor to a surprising payday turning discouragement into joy.
German World War hero and other crossword clues
A historical puzzle list with clues for horizontal and vertical entries including German World War hero, 13 Rules of dueling, and various word hints. Answers span terms such as prepositions, exclamations, tree names, and biographical references.
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Amarillo
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March Sun
Anne Fillo
Globe News Publishing Co
Sizth and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C Alawe
Associated Press
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Reaper
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Amarillo Daily News
Aree
Newa-fide FF
BY Mail
Ty Trrae
New Menice
ATS
By Glenn Frank
By William Ferguson
Homecoming
Oak
North Fifth
Miss Sarah
Dou
Lou
Berause
James A Long Quik, All To Witer Wil Janie. Sun Antie Sas
Tim
Weipa
Hiss
RCA
Pen
Mateck Mowe Farnham
Columbus
Chile
Pedro Valilivia
Fermi
Capina
Rae Cloris
Wren
Mareel H Farnham
Peps
M'Intyre
Gotham
O. O. McIntyre
Fifth Avenue
Lower East Side
Joe Stanley
Ivy Sawyer
Old Thalia
Windsor
Stanley
The
Bowery
Fred Allen
Percy Crosby
Percy Grainger
Benny Leonard
Irving Berlin
Mario Chamlee
Washington Irving
McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Touts
Word Builder
Hindenburg
Bashan
Halfan Em
Oliver Cromwell
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