Subway Ribbon Cut by Chicago Mayor at Central Station
Mayor Edward J. Kelly cuts the ribbon at Chicago’s central station for the city’s new five mile subway. Minutes later trains roll through the $40,000,000 tubes operated by the elevated lines.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1943
Page
7
Mayor Edward J. Kelly cuts the ribbon at Chicago’s central station for the city’s new five mile subway. Minutes later trains roll through the $40,000,000 tubes operated by the elevated lines.
A vivid parental conversation frames a teenager's view of family, noting traits and warnings. The dialogue touches on grandparents and the humor of daily life as the student ages.
A quirky dialogue fragment shows a student negotiating a pair of services and a clerk offering a two in one solution. The exchange hints at a busy bookstore scene and a playful, casual tone.
A magistrate compliments the burglary for ingenuity while the accused rebuffs flattery, highlighting a courtroom exchange over the defendant’s alleged crime and the judge’s remark. The moment underscores tensions in the trial proceedings.
Yosemite Falls in California plunges 2600 feet down a granite cliff in three leaps. Spray freezes in winter to form a white mountain at the foot of the falls up to 500 feet high.
A theoretical scenario explains that a bullet fired from a gun would require seven years to reach the sun if it could maintain peak muzzle velocity. The piece discusses the impracticality and improbable physics of such a voyage.
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