Border Patrol rifle men in canyon standoff with smugglers
Betty Mary Jordan aids Sheridan Starr and Hope Kildare as they duel a caravan of smugglers led by Luis Barro in San Felipe Canyon. The trio fights through gunfire, horses, and rocky terrain to halt the aliens and protect Betty.
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Betty Mary
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Border Patrol Service
Sheridan Starr
Border Patrol
Hope Kildare
Starr
Luis Barro
Hope
Sheridan
Betty
Sherry
San Felipe Canyon
American Canyon
Los Federales
United States
Barro
Mexico
Betty Mary Jordan
MASTER OF WORDS Answer to Previous Puzzle
A crossword style list presents clues and answers for a word puzzle titled Master of Words. It includes numbered entries from 1 to 53 with various definitions like to seize, color, and hell, suggesting an extensive vocabulary exercise.
Lamarr could be Salome in Hollywood drama
Hollywood gossip notes Hedy Lamarr may take the lead in a film with talk of her also playing Salome. The article discusses actors’ future roles and studio dynamics, including Sidney Kingsley’s evolving influence and a Goldwyn quip about Jimmy Roosevelt.
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Hollywood
Moscow Art Theatre
Hedy Lamarr
Sidney Kingsley
Kingsley
New York
Sam Goldwyn
Stage Magazine
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Jimmy Roosevelt
United States
Vocabulary Lesson: Misused Words and Daily Word
A column lists common word mixups with impostor imposture blase and chauffeur notes. It promotes vocabulary growth and presents today’s word Deviate with a quotation from Augustine about turning aside from a course.
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Augustine
Prostate Treatments and Surgeries Spotlighted in Medical Press
The article explains prostate gland issues common after age 50 including enlargement infection and cancer risk. It covers non surgical relief methods such as rest bladder washing and antiseptic meds and explains transurethral resection and other approaches along with the role of skilled urologists.
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United States
A World in Motion Minute by Howard Merrill
A compact one minute column presents rapid facts as events unfold in real time. The piece sketches a dynamic snapshot of global happenings and shifting destinies within sixty seconds of reading.
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Earth
The Telephone Minute: A Cadence of Calls and Costs
In sixty seconds the telephone system handles hundreds of calls for installations and repairs, processes contracts, and transfers large sums of money. Companies earn about three hundred dollars per minute while pensions accumulate, paper printing soaks up pounds, and Americans spend about two thousand dollars on calls. Taxes and upkeep add roughly two hundred seventy five dollars per minute as the clock finishes a minute of activity.
Modern Etiquette Q A Guidance for Hosts and Shoppers
A reader asks if saying I am just looking around is courteous in a store and learns that browsing is acceptable without touching items. Advice covers offering nonalcoholic options for guests who do not drink cocktails and suggests a social call should last 15 to 26 minutes.
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Warner
Dodge City
Metro
W. S. van Dyke
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
van Dyke
How Can I Set Color in Colored Handkerchiefs
A reader asks how to color colored handkerchiefs. The answer recommends soaking in lukewarm water with a teaspoonful of turpentine for about 15 minutes, then washing as usual.
Look to Learn questions by A C Gordon
Inquires cover the Maginot Line era of fortifications between France and Germany the Monroe presidency the St Louis Browns the element Osmium and Boston Massachusetts as a fishing center city locale and time context for readers.
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U. S
France
Germany
Uncle Rays Corner Explains Ship Propellers and Rudders
Uncle Ray describes how propellers push vessels through water and how rudders steer ships. He notes propeller blade counts, sizes like 20 feet, and weights up to 35 tons, plus rudders up to the height of a four story building and modern iron mikes for steering without a crew near the wheel.
Old Time Play to Drop Singleton King Still Holds Good
In a Cleveland duplicate bridge tale, players brag that dropping a singleton king tests skill. East should be declared with five diamonds available, six if opponents miss cashing aces. West ruffs, dummy’s lack of entries, and a trump fin reinforce the wartime style play, as William J. Huske recalls old-city triumphs.
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East
King of Hearts
William J. Huske
Cleveland
West Opens the Bidding and a Slam Decision
Bridge columnist presents a problem: after West opens one heart and partner shows spades, would you choose a slam in hearts if holding Q865 AKQ7 65 A2 932 q AKI3 &K983 with dealer 109 a2107 103 Q654 &Q10654. Duplicate-E. and W. vuil.
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West
E. and
W. Vuil
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Boston, Mass
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American Contract Bridge League
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