Railroad leaders defend private ownership in defense drive
J. J. Pelley, president of the American Association of Railroads, argues railroads will supply needed services promptly without government operation. He cites peak freight surpluses, 40,000 men moved daily in maneuvers, and export freight at ports exceeding 1918 levels as proof of preparedness and calls for private industry to meet national demands.
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Cold canvass pays off for Texas life insurer Warfield
Clyde C. Warfield of Tyler Texas built a million dollar course by selling door to door with a praise first approach He visited Mr Harlow in Morehouse Missouri and persuaded him by highlighting family security Then he drafted four policies totaling 372000 proving success comes from approaching failure cases and turning them into opportunities by understanding client needs
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Temu Recaptures Shani Lun Fortress From Mohammedan Hold
Temu Darin orders a force march of Chinese and allied troops to retake the Mohan fortress at Kiah yu after a siege. The assault ends with a negotiated surrender and city guard under Major Tsin. Lynn confronts despair as Temu reassures her, while Peggy and the others recover from captivity.
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Desert caravan ride with Temu and Lynn in Asia
Lynn awakens after danger to news of a desert journey led by Temu Darin. A caravan of white Mongolian horses and noble riders from the Prince of Shani Lun awaits, as Lynn travels in a gold wheeled chariot toward a distant horizon.
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Inquisitive Woman of Greek Myth and a Puzzle
A puzzle page features an inquisitive Greek myth figure and a filled box riddle with many cross clues. Across items include 11 Striped, 12 Distant, 13 Gave her a closed box, 16 3 1416, 27 Blotches, 32 Hour, 39 Genus, 40 Finch, 43 High mountain, 61 The box contained all ill, plus vertical clues for Parent, Father, Brads, Preposition, Knock, and more.
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Coaches' Boners Revealed by Mal Stevens and Stanley Frank
A peak into coaching miscalculations in 1939 football as coaches confess costly strategy flubs. The piece cites Illini misdirection against Michigan with Crisler and Zuppke sleeper plays, plus Yale’s 1932 Bates' abbreviated game and Georgia's 1929 trip, ending with Georgia's Rose Bowl prep caution.
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World leaders warn of rising crisis and united defense
A collection of quotes from leaders and diplomats stresses the need for national unity and total defense amid escalating global tensions. Konoye calls for collective action, while others warn that propaganda, economic strain, and dictatorship threaten democracy and safety for the United States and allied nations.
Nobel Prize Winners Names and Fields
Carl von Ossietzky: German, Peace. E. O. Lawrence: American, Physics. Luigi Pirandello: Italian, Literature. Harold C. Urey: American, Chemistry. Norman Angell: British, Peace.
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