Hellzapoppin cast travels from Wichita Falls in show train
A veteran show troupe cruise back from Wichita Falls aboard two special cars. Eddie Garr, co star with Billy House, chats about show business while Billy House tours Vernon with Jimmy Allard. The piece also notes the Hellzapoppin girls, including Aileen Robinson, Floy Read, and Mary Taylor Ball, and announces a 8 pm Municipal Auditorium performance with ticket tiers. Etta Lou Propst crowned Homecoming Queen at Northeast Missouri State College in Kirksville after football game.
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Wichita Falls
Eddie Garr
Billy House
Eddie
Vernon
Jimmy Allard
Interstate
House
Garris
Ross Rogers
Lialll
Aileen Robinson
Floy Read
Corpus Christi
Etta Lou Propst
R. P. Propst
Polk Street
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
Warrensburg
Etta Lou
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Sigma Iota Chi
Sigma Sigma Sigma
What Would You Do Question Set On Proper Hotel Etiquette
Answers: 1 Yes. 2 No. 3 He does. 4 No. 5 No. They should try not to disturb guests who might be sleeping. For cigarette ashtray scenario choose best option either move to a chair with an ashtray or ask a bellhop for one.
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Garele
Pacific
Thoughts on Faith and Nature in Classic Lines
A compact epigraphic set mixing biblical and literary phrases. It contrasts vigilance with temptation and cites Luke and Browning, invoking spiritual guidance and moral reflection.
King Victor Emmanuel III T 72 Birthday Stirs Philatelic Echoes
King Victor Emmanuel III, now 71, is noted as a sidelined European monarch famed for his short stature and ties to Mussolini. Once emperor after the Ethiopian campaigns, his 1938 philatelic honor in Italian East Africa underscores a waning royal visibility while Britain dominates the former colonies. He seldom appears publicly, often attired to appear taller.
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Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Ethiopia
Italian East Africa
Eritrea
Somaliland
Britain
Mussolini
Il Duce
Today’s Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues
Crossword style list of definitions and clues for horizontal and vertical entries including ungraceful, French jail, depicted country, chest bone and more with various wordplay prompts and crossword directions.
Airpower notes on guns engines and air force views
Airmanship and aircraft design discussed by Major AS Williams. He notes cockpit gun arming, self sealing engines, and British dependence on handwork, urging a unified US air force and female influence in aviation policy. He also comments on in-flight sun glare from engine nacelles and suggests nonreflective paint for comfort.
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Williams
Canada
Our
Lady Birds
United States
Quiz answers show world flight records and explorers
The page notes Magellan’s death in the Philippines and crew circumnavigation in 1,083 days, Jules Verne’s Phileas Fogg, 1924 U.S. Army flights in 175 days, Wiley Post’s 7% day solo circumnavigation, Gatty pairing, and Howard Hughes’ 1938 world flight record of 3 days 19 hours 8 minutes 10 seconds.
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Magellan
Philippines
Phileas Fogg
Jules Verne
U. S. Army
Wiley Post
Harold Gattyn
Howard Hughes
Hole
More McLeMore: Cold Cures and Controversies
Henry McLemore surveys the fevered debates over cold prevention and cures. He humorously contrasts views on drafts versus fresh air, hot drinks versus lemon water, saltwater gargles, nose drops, and bed rest, noting how families split into rival camps during sniffle season.
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Henry McLemore
New York
National Unity
Jack Frost
Point Barrow
Alaska
Allied plan to defend Caucasus from German advance expands to Iran
War strategists consider a large scale Caucasus defense with Russian British forces, using American engineers under lend lease. Iran’s Transiranian Railway must be unified across gauges, with Egyptian rolling stock to bridge gaps. Coordinated Anglo Russian command eyed. Wavell and Timoshenko may meet to boost cooperation. German oil output and supply lines discussed as crucial factors.
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Washington
Caucasus
Iran
United States
Persian Gulf
Teheran
Bandar Shah
Caspian Sea
Kazin
Zenjan
Tabriz
London
Moscow
Lord Gort
France
Belgium
Archibald Wavell
India
Seymour Timoshenko
Tiflis
Caucasian
Reich
Bulgaria
Repeal of neutrality act signals broader war in Atlantic
The Capital columnist argues that repealing the neutrality act declares unrestricted naval war on Germany and expands the U S defense zone from off shore waters to Iceland and beyond. He cites off the record chatter about convoying ships to British ports and notes the political risk as debate focuses on President Roosevelt’s hidden naval aims. The piece also touches on subversive government officials, the Dies committee lists, and Washington censorship revelations. It closes with Russia’s winter forecast and cold fronts threatening German forces.
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Washington
Germany
Roosevelt
Britain
mid-Atlantic
Iceland
Senate
Atlantic
Mr. Roosevelt
FDR
Latin America
AEF
The busiest Toledo man Ward Canady and his Greek architecture escape
Ward M Canady chair of Willys Overland travels 90000 miles yearly and runs war orders worth 26000000 yet relaxes with a Greek architecture book. Thornton Wilder and Teddy Roosevelt are cited as examples of reading to unwind from daily pressures.
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Toledo
Ward M. Canady
Willys-Overland Company
Capitol Steps
James M. Mead
New York
Canada
Moon
Roosevelt
Washington
Thornton Wilder
Teddy Roosevelt
White House
Art of Sabotage by Jack Stinnett
An analysis of sabotage as a modern art, detailing its four forms arson explosives mechanical labor and the role of spies as consultants. It cites FBI efforts under J Edgar Hoover, immigration controls, and Axis caution, arguing U S sabotage risk remains grave yet historically kept at minimum.
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Jack Stinnett
Earth
Sky
Brooklyn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
Hoover
United States
Different War Tales by Bob Casey and a Novel by Harlow Estes
Chicago Daily News writer Robert J. Casey presents I Cant For get a war memoir covering France London Belgium and Spain with vivid civilian images and a German aviator’s hospital scene. Drama and romance unfold in Long Week End by Harlow Estes about Livy Durant and Ames Chelsea in a troubled small town visit.
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Bob Casey
Bobbs, Merrill
France
London
Belgium
Spain
America
Robert J. Casey
Chicago Daily News
Casey
Jeanne d'Arce
Europe
Dodd. Mead
Harlow Estes
Livy Durant
Ames Chelsea
Livy
Ames
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Amarillo
Eddy Dunsmoor
Eddy
Municipal Auditorium
Paramount Theater
Meliere
Browning
Duce
Africa Orien
North Amrica
Foe
Army
Wales
Scarlett
More McLemore
THE
Libya
Russia
Burma
Africa
United Press
Koritza
Albania
Albert V. Alexander
Greece
Rome
Brasdor
Hitler
Robert Noble
West Coast
Friends of Progress
Paul Mallon
Morgenthau
Robert M. Lovett
Virgin Islands
Paul Sifton
Bituminous Coal Commission
Louis Bloch
Maritime Labor Board
Paul Appleby
Agriculture
Delbert Clark
European
Finland
Black Sea
Arctic Ocean
ofGe
Kuibyshev
Miles
Dale Carnegie
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