After Worlds Collide Space Flight Collision and Alien Visit
A space disaster strands over 300 people on Bronon Beta where a silent alien plane arrives. Tony Drake and Hilot James explore a vast iridescent city and reveal a grain mill in a sheltered world. An allied group of Earth exiles fights back against Asiatic intruders with atomic fire.
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Cole Hendren
Adentiat
Parsons
Bronaot Bata Tiver
Riley
Tony Drake
Hilot James
Earth
Oa Ty
Dave Franadell
Tony
Brongon Beta
Hendron
Citlan
Chapter II Continued At Dugewsne
Duquesne and Tony prepare for an approaching threat on the road near the trailers. They arm with rifles and grenades and position themselves about three hundred yards away. As a dark bulk approaches at a runner’s pace, Tony signals readiness to challenge the object and, if it advances, to bomb it.
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Dugewsne
Tony
Tha ‘Trate
Vanderbilt
Bing
Iange
Duquesne
Von
Williamson
Cony
von Beltz
Cource
Jack
Ransdell
The Other Arrives As They Approach Along the Road
In a tense roadside scene a slow crazily driven vehicle emerges from the night. Tony calls out and the woman speaks, asking for something while the group remains wary. The moment tilts as a stranger identifies as the Other, heightening the suspense.
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Tony
Reny
Promised Land City Welcomes Exiled Earth Exiles
In a night flight from their camp Tony Drake leads Lady Cynthia Cruikshank and survivors toward Bronson Beta. They glimpse a radiant city as scientist Cole Hendren dies in awe, and Tony plans to bury him beneath the stars. Randell warns of a hidden watcher among the newcomers.
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Tony
Tony Drake
Cynthia Cruikshank
Peter
Vanderbilt
von Beltz
Lady Cynthia
Eve Hendren
Cynthia
Joshua
Hogland
Britanoia
Aglatica
Clay
St. Hvery
Eva
Bronson Beta
Ransdell
Bronson Beinn
Tory
Duquesne
Williama
Cola Hendron
Hendron
Cole
Cole Hendren
Earth
Promised Land
Eve
Hendren
Arcturus
Sirius
Vega
Dodson
Bendron
Trangdell
Pony
Olhera
Bringan
Odaon
Wye
Handran
Caleb Hendron
Cenrleta
Bronga Keta
Forgotten Man Gets Chance in a Public Works Plan
Earl Godwin reports on Roosevelt's unemployment solution via large scale public works. The plan would fund projects from $2,000 to $4,000 per month per worker, prioritize maximum employment, and shift focus from private profit to nation building. Critics fear job quality and economic tradeoffs, while proponents see renewed morale and purposeful labor.
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Ashington
Trogervell
Politiehins
Politien
Roosevelt
Thease Guernment Jnohs
Urna
Ube
Wavlal Security Act
Hove
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Noahie Darrington
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Ranadell
Rancdel
Manedell
Belor
Lin
O'Wr
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United States
Public Works Administration
America
Ellysiuma
New York
Initton
Ingrallty
Fume
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sUntes
Maura
Chan
Utuckett Lave
Reid
Uncle Sam
Hull
Cordell Mui
Eyei Wille
Wuntington
Balishee
Tui
Privettead
Iull
Alle
Foralen Nathins
Aimer Jean
Retelta
Sured
Fendros
Telglui
Havwod Citas
Soll
Pereg
Hong
Supreme Court
Ake
Wader
le Vue
NMA
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Maloay
Ali
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Joe Gulley
Doyin
Youbarth
Gatuage
Constitution
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