WATCH. THE CURVES
Hal Ireland, son of a wealthy banker, leaves New York for San Francisco with a cross country auto party. He befriends Kerrigan, clashes with Crack, and falls for Barry Trafford who is bound by a vow to her aging husband. A car accident halts the trip as tensions rise and loyalties form.
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Hal Ireland
San Francisco
New York
Barry Trafford
Giles Kerrigan
Anastasia
Martin
Barry
Kerrigan
Crack
Hal
Doc
Darling
Rasputin
Barry and Hal confront mounting tensions on the road
In a Salt Lake City to Los Angeles drive, Hal presses Barry to reveal where her husband is, while Barry clings to a bargain tied to her deceased father. Kerrigan offers quiet support as the group continues south, tension simmering before a looming confrontation and a late-night note from Barry.
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Barry
Hal
Wing
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Kerrigan
Salt Lake City
Crack
Fillmore
Utah
Las Vegas
Mrs. Pulsipher
TV Am
Anastasia
Tom
Kerrigan's
Enterprise
John Pulsipher
Dawn in Evanston a pull of fate on the road
In Evanston at sunrise a neon dawn paints a breakfast scene for eastbound travelers. Rasputin and the Pulsiphers hustle as Hal restrains Bar ry while foreboding enchantment lingers over the morning bustle.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Rasputin
Hal
Barry
Are Left Handed Children More Apt, Says Hygeia
Helen Farnsworth argues in Hygeia that left handedness may be an asset and follows Mendelian inheritance. Forcing a child to switch hands risks speech disturbances and does not reflect mentality or skill. educators favor training for ambidexterity, especially after age six.
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Helen Farnsworth
Coordination in Young Left Handed Children
The text notes that left handed children may learn to shake hands with the right hand to avoid awkwardness, but warns against constant admonition when very young as brain cells are forming and coordinating, a full time task.
Bighorn Sheep Mouffion Thrives in German Hills
Scientists report the bighorn Mouffion herd has grown from a nucleus of 20 in 1905 to about 250 in the Hars mountains of North Central Germany between Berlin and Cologne. The herd's expansion suggests strong adaptation and survival in the region.
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Hars Mountains
Germany
Berlin
Cologne
Science Service
First Game Law in America Began With Kentucky Bears
Vernon Batley, retired Naturalist of the Biological Survey, notes that two centuries ago Kentucky Indians protected bears by designating refuges and limiting annual harvests. Bear fat meat and skin were highly valued, and many areas were set as beloved bear grounds to maintain a permanent supply. He suggests reviving the concept today.
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Kentucky
America
Vernon Batley
Biological Survey
Bailey
Milnesia Wafers Promote Quick Pleasant Elimination
A health ad promotes Milnesia Wafers as pure milk of magnesia tablets to correct acidity and relieve gas headaches and bloating. It claims easy, pleasant elimination and urges readers to buy bottles at 35 and 60 cents or tins at 20 cents, recommended by physicians.
Retread Tires Debut At Wally For Tires Billings
A local listing from Billings Montana promotes netread tread tires with a stated 20,000 mile lifespan. The advertisement highlights Wally For Tires as the supplier and notes the price and warranty details are available in store.
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Billings
Mont
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WNU Service
John
Frederick Ireland
A Allde
Saint George
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Frank
Universal Farm
Universal Wee Electric Light and Rover
Helicov
Universal Battery CO
South LA Salle Street
Chicaaf
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Devas
Ozzy
Dizzy Dean
Bachrach
Dizzy
Kal Creek
Mich
Canyon
Cee
Moise
Nara!’ Foods
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