The American Way Is No Miracle
A fall festival in New York brings together children from 17 nationalities at Avenue A Children's Gardens. They sing America the Beautiful and declare, We are all Americans, friends now. The piece argues that such unity reflects a humane life opposed to European tensions and that lasting peace requires cooperation, not rivalry, echoing the hope that American openness can inspire Europe to move beyond national destinies.
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Creca
New York
Avenue A
America the Beautiful
America
Europe
North America
Walter
Underground Fortifications of San Juan Tunnels
A historical network of tunnels beneath San Juan is described as a superb bomb proof cellar system. The hub is Et Morre fortress with arteries to ammunition dumps and coastal forts. Built 400 years ago, the tunnels reflect ancient engineering rather than modern feats.
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San Juan
Et Morre
Lure For Students In Latin Class Tactics
A concise report notes the challenge of keeping study programs central in American colleges and high schools. It highlights a Latin teacher's inventive approach to motivate students and preserve classical language study within curricula.
Teachers Use Football to Trick Latin Learners
A column parodies an American teacher who tests Latin by linking it to football exploits. Students may learn only if they gain football dope, risking a shift to social studies as ad hoc Latin. The piece then swings to broader quips about sanctions, a Oregon thief, and an orchestral claim about the concertina versus the accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Woman Viewpoint on Clothes and Conduct in Society
Ruth Millett critiques flirtatious fashion and behavior urging women to curb possessiveness, vanity, and manipulation. She suggests detaching gadgets like hoop skirts, toning glamor, and self restraint to avoid distracting men and undermining serious intentions. The piece warns that edge of propriety and routine routines hinder rather than help a woman's career and life.
They Say and Strains from a Turbulent Era
A collection of quotes reflects fear, responsibility, optimism, and public health. Natalie's offshore omen mirrors unpredictable weather warnings while Leonard Jacobson's switch wreck underscores risk and tragedy. Hory Peters defends resilience in education as Frank Newburgh criticizes diabetes labels amid national debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Jacobson
Arizona
Bos Burns' Laucn Or Tur Day By BOB BURNS
A humorous Bob Burns piece contrasts two kinds of pride in a rustic style. A city diner is shamed for napkin handling while a boarding house owner defends cleanliness, ending with a comic quip about napkins.
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Bos
Tur
Bob Burns
Esquire Features, Inc
Airlines push passenger fares in transcontinental bid
The article traces early airline growth funded by mail contracts, noting passenger service grew as safety, navigation, and weather forecasting improved. It cites Northwest Airlines cutting Chicago to Seattle fares to attract business, with United weighing a protest to the Civil Aeronautics Authority, marking a key test of new aviation regulations.
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Watertown
Northwest Airlines
Chicago
Seattle
United
Northwest
Civil Aeronautics Authority
CAA
Civil Aeronautica Authority Act
No title provided in source puzzle text
Puzzle clues list a sequence of defined terms across vertical and horizontal entries with references to persons and objects across themes like deafblind figures, war deities, and various common nouns and verbs. the fragment presents an index of clues and partial answers, indicating a completed crossword style grid with interlinked definitions and a hidden overall solution.
Diary of a Central Dakota Farm Woman on a Fall Day
A Central Dakota farm diary recounts a fall day with frost, a long afternoon gathering cane and corn fodder, and the toil of stacking and drying produce. The writer reflects on seed costs, the slow return to better times, and a devotional poem about balancing labor and joy in rural life.
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Jim
Acre
Social event honors Miss Catherine McKay and Mrs Kerr
Miss Catherine McKay and Mrs B H Kerr won the occasion as guests of honor. May Watkins of Minneapolis, visiting sister Mrs Keith Potter and Mrs A J Marquard, received guest favors. Mrs Leonard Davis and Mrs Carl Voigt assisted at a later supper as some guests planned a move to Philip.
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Catherine McKay
B. H Kerr
May Watkins
Minneapolis
Keith Potter
A. J. Marquard
City
Philip
Leonard Davis
Carl Voigt
Radio Features in Radioland Time Is Central Sundara
Overseas broadcasting plans for American listeners amid potential hostilities. Networks prep 24 hour operations using government facilities overseas. Schedule highlights include Roosevelt’s peace plea, various programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ, and a list of nightly calls and guests. Allison Woodall returns to CCC camp after two weeks at home of Mr. and Mrs. John Woodall.
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New York
Roosevelt
WABC
CBRS
Weafnbc
Bob Hope
WEAF
NBC
Fibber McGee
Jimmie Fidler
CBS
Edward G. Rosen
al Jolson
Benny ‘Goodman
Hal Sem
George £. Bigge
Jane
Hiney
CBS Orchestra
Belmont Park
WIZ
Jack Armstrong
Lillie Orphan
Jesse Crawford
Malcolm Claire
Paul Douglas
Amos
N’ Andy
Edwin C. Hill Corament
Revelers
E. Bolognini
Bron Bon
Tommy Dorsey
Col
Stoopnagle
Harry
K. Kyser
Messner
Andy
Abe Lyman
Will Osborne
Carlos
Cassillians
The
Cassillans
Thorgersen
Bob Trout
Marion Carley
Ray Heatherton
Lum
Abner
Doris Rhodes
Paul Whiteman
Herbert Hoover
Edgar A. Guest
Count
Basie
S. Kaye
Paul Whitermaine
Hal Kemp
Glen Gray
Camp
Troquoil
Allison Woodall
CCC
Custer
John Woodall
Huron News Highlights Local Births, Aviation Hire, Cadet Honor
A daughter was born to Dr and Mrs William Griffith Sunday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Don Walls Tuesday and a son to Mr and Mrs A Matthe Tuesday. W W Spain pioneer aviator will lead the air school in Huron for Rapid Airlines with chief pilot and instructor duties. Charles Cantonwine named cadet colonel of USD ROTC unit by Captain William Peweb. Huron Lyric theatre ownership sold to Finkelstein and Reuben, Marion Walker to run. Mrs A A Wollmann and Mrs E C McKenzie hosted 24 guests at Wollmann home with bridge games.
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William Griffith Sunday
Don Wallsier
A. Matthe
Huron
Spain
Rapid Airlines
Roland Lang
Charles Cantonwine
College of Engineering
RO. T.C
University of South Dakota
William 2. Peweb
Arthur B. Leek
S. A. Goethe
Huron and Lyric Theatre
Finkelstein
Reuben
Huron and Lyric
Marion Walker
Aberdeen
A. A. Wollmann
E. ¢. McKenzie
Wollmann
Bridge
Wallace campaign plans loom in 1940 race
Washington reports a secret group of Illinois and Chicago business leaders backing Henry Wallace for 1940. Democratic leaders have been approached to name a campaign manager, with Wallace speeches planned in Hutchinson Kansas and Fort Worth Texas. The piece notes price fixing as a key issue and hints at intra party tensions over Roosevelt support and farm policy.
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Washington
Henry Wal‘lace
Ilinois
Chicago
Charman Farley
Wallace
Jim
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Hutchison, Kan
Ft. Worth
Texas
Wheat Belt
Cotton Belt
Eicher
White House
Lowa
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Kansas City
Oregon
Ruth Millett
Frank
George
NEA Servite, Inc
Natalie Bie
Atlantic Coast
Shoricane
Prof
L. H. Newburgh
University of Michigan
Worker For
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AGA
George Clark
Dakota Farm
AA Beoe
Radioland
Paul Mallon
O World
Ems Features Syndicate
Pawi Malion
Wasaingtod
Charles West
O'Mahoney
Isadore Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mallon
National Committee For Art Appreciation
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