Cities That Will Sink Into the Sea
Howard Olgin discusses a gradual sinking of the Atlantic coastline, noting New York Boston and other eastern cities may be submerged only after thousands of years. He cites geological evidence from Charlestown Navy Yard Boston and Virginia Beach as proof of historic land elevation changes.
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United States
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic
California
Oregon
C. A. Davis
Gratier
Charlestown Navy Yard
Virginia Beach
New England
Basement Games Chalkboard Fun For A Winter Evening
Two simple floor games for indoor play use chalk or dark crayon on sheets. Clock Call marks a 12 hour clock to toss a bean bag at numbers with odd hits subtracting from score while even hits count. top scorer wins. Diamond Checkers draws a diamond with seven squares 130 20 30 40 50 60 70. players hit all to win.
Style Made Combo a Stardom Breakthrough
The feature highlights Paul Ford and Mary Ford rising to fame with How High the Moon in a distinct Capitol Records hit. It traces Les Paul’s Wisconsin roots from harmonica beginnings in 1928 to radio stints and name changes on WIND Chicago, plus military service and early career notes, while interweaving quirky facts about geography, history, and language.
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EL Paul
Mary Ford
Capitol
Paul Ford
Les
Waukesha
Wisconsin
WHAD
Milwaukee
WRNJ
Racine
WISN
WTMJ
Word puzzles yield irregular plural quiz challenge
Players add a specified letter to each singular noun to form new words, then rearrange all letters to spell an animal. The page lists twenty irregular plural nouns with the letters to add, forming singular forms for a scoring game. regular plurals are contrasted with the irregular ones and the concept explored.
Balloon party games and a star duo in a music career
Instructions for party balloon games High Steppers and Affectionable Balloon, plus a nostalgic music profile of Les Paul and Mary Ford. It tracks their early career with Decca Capitol and radio appearances, their hit recordings like How High the Moon and Mocking Bird Hill, and Mary Fords rise from Mary Colleen Summers to a celebrated guitarist vocalist.
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Jack Benny
Bing Crosby
Andrews Sisters
Decca Records
Les
Dick Haymes
Decca
Boys
Sing Crosby
Ciro’s
Hollywood
Golden Gate Theater
Frisco
Paramount Theater
New York
Mary Ford
Les Paul
Nola
Sugar Sweet
Mary
Bird Hill
Colleen Summers
Pasadena
California
Jimmy Wakely
Gene Autry
Capitol
Puzzle Answers From A Local Page Clues And Entries
DIAMOND PER PERIL TERRAIN RIANT LIT E DETAILINGS Caper Cape Cap. A hand out. HARE AHOY ROSE EYES Al all tall stall Ethel Barrymore Mrs Russell Griswold Colt 1-Cat 2-Dog 3-Toad 4-Tiger 5-Whale 6-Monkey 7-Mouse 8-Deer 9-Wasp 10-Beaver 11-Bear 12-Bear 13-Zebra 14-Gander 15-Horse 16-Robin 17-Camel 18-Trout 19-Oyster 20-Panther Crossword:
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RED
PAW
BRAVE
BEAR
ANGER
Rose
BORN
LACE
Tour
Jack
Jill
Puzzle Pach and the Diamond Puzzle in One Page
A long collage of puzzle clues and biographical notes about an actress born in 1879 in Philadelphia, with clues to a crossword style puzzle and a diamond puzzle by Puzzle Pete centering on the word TERRAIN plus theme words.
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Philadelphia
Penu
Notre Dame Convent
New York City
Priscilla
Juliet
Pete
New Toy Rule and Student President Reflections
A collection of short vignettes and anecdotes. A Great Dane gift triggers a toy rule in the Smith home. Violet M. Kroberts recalls student leadership lessons on compromise, committees, and effective presidency. Ends with quips about budgeting and restraint.
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Smith
Smith Twins
Johnny
Jackie
Mr. Smith
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Howard Olgin
Basement Games
Mother Earth
Hudson River
West Point
Katy
Joan
Marion
Stevens
Hare
Seal
Raven
Violet M. Roberts
King Cole
Gotham
France
St. Ives
Arthur
Mother Hubbard
Wee Willie Winkie
Simon
John Brown
Iitle
Joe
Ethel Barrymore
Russell Griswold Colt
ETA
AL Karalfa
Helen Pettigrew
Spain
Ordor
Fio
Inir
Izfolo
Jole
Lole
Asta
Amoy
Pop
Violet M. Kroberts
White House
Jones
Ralph
Zoo's Who
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