Panhandle artist Joe Morris earns early recognition
A Cherokee Indian artist from the Panhandle, Joe Morris of 19, studies at West Texas State College Canyon. He works at the Panhandle Plains Historical Society museum in Canyon and has won first prize at the Tri-State fair. His life story spans Nowata Oklahoma to Bacone College and Tulsa Art Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Panhandle
Joe Morris
West Texas State College
Canyon
Colege
Morris
Lawrence
Kansas
Ellen H. Miller
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
E. E. Dale
University of Oklahoma
Maurice DeVinna
Tulsa
Tulsa Art Center
New Mexico
Washington, D. C
W. Stovall
How to patent an invention according to Mrs Andrew
Mrs Lucy Brett Andrew shares five steps for inventors. She advises drafting detailed drawings with object descriptions and claims, sealing a dated copy for priority, researching existing patents in Washington, paying initial and subsequent fees, and awaiting filing confirmation before marketing. The guidance emphasizes professional patent search and careful documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Brett Andrew
Andrew
Patent
Washington, D. C
Patent Office
The Road to Shani Lun Chapter 1 DANGER IN CHINA
Lynn Britton and her half brother Dick Britton enter the temple park of Shani Lun in Mongolia. They discuss marriage, danger, and magic as they plan to meet the native prince and a desert crossing. Lynn is determined to see the Shani Lun people while Dick warns of patrols and monks.
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Lynn Britton
Shani Lun
Dick Britton
Orient
Lynn
Gobi Desert
Peiping
Lamassery
Buddha
Sher
Dock Fuyeh
Sherdock
Pai Shu
Gobi
Shani Lyn
Royal House
AP The Story Of News fuels a century of trusted reporting
E C Sherburne reviews Oliver Gramling's AP biography noting the Associated Press endured early rivalries, built a robust code of news handling, and delivered rapid, uncensored reports from Lincoln to the moon landing. The piece lauds AP’s insistence on facts over manufactured news and praises its understated narration.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Rome Tribune-Herald
State Department
Washington
New York City
Oliver Gramling
Gramling
The
News
New York Associated Press
Associated Press of
Illinois
United Press
Southern Associated Press
Adolph Ochs
Chattanooga Times
New York Times
Melville Stone
Illinois Associated Press
New York
Dana
New York Sun
Stone
Kent Cooper
Kiriloff
San Francisco
London
Paul Cowles
Home Office
Pancho Villa
Lawrence A. Gobright
Lincoln
Springfield
Gettysburg
Everett
Custer
Marconi
Newfoundland
Atlantic
U. S. Navy
U. S
Japan
Russia
Kitty Hawk
Wrights
Peary
Labrador
North Pole
Wellman
Cape Hatteras
Balloon Blower P Raymond Warny Heads Toy Balloon Co
The Toy Balloon Company run by P Raymond Warny and his sister Helen at 202 East Thirty-eighth Street dominates party decorations. Warny inflates balloons by lung power for small orders and large events, with the company handling up to a hundred thousand balloons for a No Third Term slogan campaign.
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P. Raymond Warny
Warny
Helen
Toy Balloon Company
East Thirty-eighth Street
Miss Warny
Tony Sarg
Warnys
Elsa
Elsa) Maxwell
Pierre
P. Raymond
Rockaway
Rosita Royce
Uncle Jim
New York
Republican National Committee
Young Republicans
Democrats
Willkie
Zimic
Todays Puzzler Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A dense list of crossword cues covering politicians, animals, objects, and places. Clues reference Canada’s former leaders, maritime terms, anatomy, and classic nouns with varying difficulty, including occupations, measurements, and common phrases.
Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette and Answers
A vintage etiquette quiz asks five scenarios and offers answers. It covers reading another’s newspaper on a street car, tipping in tray-service meals, thanking a city policeman, smoking while talking, and curb service when not tipping, plus a choice about ending a social visit.
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A historical quotation reflects on education, heritage, and civil defense. Governor Herbert Lehman urges strength against aggression, while President W. G. Leutner stresses persistence in schooling for civilization’s light to endure.
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W. G. Leutner
Western Reserve University
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John McCarty
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the Globe
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Home Guard
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William E. Wickenden
Case School of Applied Science
Louis Bromfield
Britain
Winston Churchill
New World
Sumner Welles
Nowata
Dale Carnegie
Road TO
Rita Hohler Hanson
Chapter
China
STORY
E. C. Sherburne
Christian Science Monitor
Talk of the Town
New Yorker
Can
Ada
Bard
Canada
Asere
Herbert Lehman
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