Escape to Bronson Beta and the sealed cities
Under Cole Hendren's leadership over 300 people evacuate Earth aboard two ships before a cosmic collision, landing on Bronson Beta where forests persist in space cold. Tony Drake and Eliot James explore a glass bubble city, discover edible grains, and encounter visiting powers from a second ship. The Asiatics gas the Hendren camp, and Tony's group repels them with atomic blasts, moving survivors to sealed cities as Hendren dies and power is revealed to be rationed by Bronson Betans.
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Cole Hendren
Earth
Bronson Beta
Tony Drake
Eliot James
Dave Ransdell
Tony
Hendron
Bronson Betans
Hendren
von Beitz
Lady Cynthia
Bronson
Venus
Mars
Cosmos
Shirley Cotton
Eliot
James
Shirley
Shirley Cotton's Mills
Higgins
Power mystery deepens on Bronson Beta frontier
Eliot James and companions discuss Midianite threat and a hidden power relay beneath Bronson Beta that could allow enemies to cut heat and lights. Duquesne reveals a distant power relay station powering multiple cities, prompting plans to seize or counter the plant to survive the winter.
Green rain from Bronson Beta crafts new plant life
Higgins explains a theory that a green rain could cover ground two feet deep and help soil fertility as Midianite planes arrive at Hendron. A green atmospheric bloom forms from algae like organisms that lift on hydrogen balloons in Bronson Beta’s upper air. Tony leads a dangerous gate maneuver as Jack Taylor follows to confront the intruder. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Higgins
Carter
Earth
Hendron
Tony
Bronson Beta
Seventeen Years of Political Strategy in a Capital Landscape
Washington observers discuss 1936 style politics with focus on Roosevelt’s possible re election and the potential for a conservative Democratic belt or a fusion ticket. The piece recalls 1924 and 1896 alignments, notes likely candidates for fusion, and analyzes how railroading tax policy through the AAA and court challenges shapes electoral dynamics and public opinion. It also critiques lobbying campaigns by utility interests and their political fallout.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
la Follette
la Follette Third Party
Wisconsin
Coolidge
House of Representatives
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Buckner
McKinley
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Missouri
Byrd
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Donahey
Ohio
Landon
Kansas
Hoffman
New Jersey
Chang the God of the Kitchen in Chinese tradition
The Chinese kitchen deity known as Chang is revered as the god of the kitchen. He appears in folklore as a guardian of households and cooks, with legends describing his duties and symbolic offerings.
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Chang
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