Globe News House Plans and European War Reflections
In a Globe News spread the paper quotes Paul van Zeeland's plea for peace and knowledge as Europe’s crisis deepens. It notes housing cost battles led by the American Institute of Architects and Dean Walter R. McCornack advocating cheaper, safer building with lighter codes to curb costs. Senator Burton Wheeler criticizes espionage systems.
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Europe
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
van Zeeland
Cambridge
Pasteur
Ameri
Institute of Archi
Walter R. McCornack
School of
Dean MecCornack
Washington gossip and rumors on Roosevelt Dewey third term debate
The column savages rumors from Washington about a supposed munitions lobby control of Congress and wild plots. It notes how gossip mirrors politics and warns truth is hard to verify while recounting a theory that Roosevelt would run again if Dewey is the GOP nominee.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Congress
Panama Canals
J. Wentworth
Doakes
Fuehrer
Christian Front
America
Shirley Temple
William Howard Taft
Teddy Roosevelt
Fdr
al Smith
Roosevelt
Dewey
GOP
Brenda
Adelaide
Anne
Mac
Isobel
Eric
Meddling nurse helps Adelaide beat illness
Brenda nurses Adelaide while the town watches and learns of a hidden family worry. When Brenda nearly reveals too much, Mac stops her, urging discretion to avoid harming Adelaide. A late-night celebration follows as Linda and Saltus arrive, reuniting friends and family.
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Eric
Brenda
Isobel
Morpheus
Mac
Saltus
Linda
Adelaide
Hugh
Ghastly Dew as Prophecy in Tennyson Poem
Lewis Nordyke surveys Locksley Hall and its famous forecast of universal law and world federation. He notes the poem’s wartime imagery and its enduring resonance amid modern air warfare and discussions of world union. He questions its influence on Marx and the idea of a final British victory.
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Lewis Nordyke
Locksley Hall
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Tennyson
England
Idipt
Parliament of
Man
Federation of the World
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
United States
Union
Mother Shipton
Karl Marx
Asia
Marx
Manners Quiz on Addressing Ambassadors and Officials
A guide tests etiquette for addressing officials. Answers include Mr. Ambassador, Sir or Dear Sir, Mr. Smith, Senator Smith, and Your Eminence. It also covers planning a party for an important person by first asking approval.
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House of Representatives
Ambassador
Mr. Smith
Senator Smith
Don’t retire think, seek new study and contribute
A man near retirement, Francis Galton, chose finger printing as a new pursuit. He studied, classified, and wrote about it, later proving its use for criminal identification. His work, endorsed by Britain and adopted by the FBI, shows continuing effort pays beyond retirement.
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England
Francis Galton
Galton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
FBI
Bureau
Hades
Crackers Great Battles and Historic Leaders
Readers recall leaders who won famous land and naval battles such as Lake Erie Waterloo Trafalgar Hastings and Austerlitz. A political column urges candidates to focus on employment economic security and groceries rather than boastful Americanism.
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Lake Erie
Trafalgar
Hastings
Austerlitz
Stephen Young
Ohio
Today’s Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A mixed crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial answers. includes references to historical terms and abbreviations such as Amatory Sun god and ex-officer, seeking word fits and cross letters.
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