Model Plane Hope Rested On Weather Clues
Earl Wing fails to show in regional model contest and loses his plane. In science class Mr. Lewis questions his effort then guides Earl to Weather maps. A low trough near Delia becomes Earl’s best lead for recovering the ship. To Be Continued Next Week.
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Earl Wing
Lewis
Laury Blake
Dewi Lary
Gasulre
Earl Trices
Su B
Laury Eake
Earl
Hichtown
Mr. Lewis
Sternix
Zart
Ater
Mr. Low
Ise
Wing
Mel
Earls
Hightown
Detroit
State Line
Delia
Readers quiz questions for the Pacer Editor feature
Readers submit trivia for our private quiz gime. Questions cover US presidents assassinated states ending in rate and other mixed items. The text lists several garbled queries and attributions to readers like Margaret and Lucille, reflecting a light community quiz column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacer
United States
Y Dilkingham
Burnett
Roosevelt
Lucille Jackson
Lucille Suchoon
Defense Blunders: Safeguard Information in Training
A terse note warns never to reveal information that could aid the enemy even to trusted friends. It emphasizes cautious speech, disciplined thinking, and the risk of small details becoming significant in warfare. The text urges continuous mental conditioning and vigilance to maintain security.
Other Banners Flew over the U S Before Our Stars and Stripes
Katherine Rouison writes on the evolving meaning of the flag, tracing its history from the Continental era to the present day. The piece notes how the flag’s stars misrepresent states, explains the flag’s proper title, and highlights flags linked to national identity such as Old Glory and the Star Spangled Banner. It covers early banners like the Pine Tree and Rattlesnake flags, the Continental flag, and the adoption of the Stars and Stripes on June 14, 1777, emphasizing Flag Day’s significance and the flag as a symbol of unity and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Great Britain
Henry L. Stimson
Iigion
Orgard
United States of America
Francis Scott Key
William Driver
National Museum
Washington, D. C
New England
Lett Ericson
England
St. George
John Cabot
Atlantic
Joseph Reed
George Washington
Navy
St. Andrew
John Paul Jones
Alfred
Continental Congress
Homemade Birthday Cards and Score Pad Covers Ideas
Two simple craft ideas for homemade cards and score pad covers. Create a birthday correspondence card with felt flowers, bowls, stems, and leaves using crayons, India ink, and glue. Transfer designs from patterns or ads to card stock and insert a glued score pad in a folded construction paper cover. Seasonal motifs like candles or holly suit Christmas and Easter themes.
Flag Day feature links flag to sacrifices behind the nation
A weekly main article honors the U S flag as more than a symbol. It portrays the flag as a human document reflecting millions of Americans who built, fought, and endured for the nation, a living record of courage, purity, and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Cause for Volcanic Eruptions Is One of Earth's Enigmas
The article outlines five actual causes of eruptions, describing how subterranean rock moisture, rising heat, steam pressure, gas formation, and molten magma interact. It explains that, as magma nears the surface, expanding steam and gases cause the rock to explode, releasing lava and deadly gases.
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Earth
Your War Work Richard Venable Keeps War Effort Moving
Richard Venable a 12 year old in Indianapolis gathers cloth hangers from cleaners. He cleans repaints and straightens them then ties in tens and sells them for five cents a bunch to buy War Stamps. The boys and girls page invites readers to participate for War Stamps rewards.
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Richard Venable
Richard
Lost English Avenue
Indianapolis
Indiana
Riddle Man prints reader-submitted brainteasers
The newspaper notes reader contributions recognized today by the Riddle Man. It lists five puzzles with sender names Alberta MM Poston Harold Manning Orvola Brooks Dale Bradford Leak Greenstein and invites more mail.
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Riddle Man
Alberta
MM. Poston
Harold Manning
Orvola
Brooks
Dale Bradford
Leak Greenstein
Fragmented OCR Trivia Fragments About States and Names
Fragmented text lists Salmon and names Lincoln Garfield McKinley and figures like Harold Ickes Frances Perkins Henry Wallace. Mentions North South Dakota Minnesota and states including South Dakota New York New Jersey New Mexico New Hampshire California Utah Idaho Colorado and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota
New
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
California
Corell Hutt
Harold Ickes
Frances Perking
Henry Wallace
New Hampshire
New York
New Jersey
New Mexico
Peach Bavarian Cream Dessert Teaches Aunt Peggy Recipe
Recipe from Aunt Peggy notes a delicious peach bavarian cream using lemon gelatine peach juice crushed peaches and whipped cream. Readers invited to send favorite tested recipes to The Kitchen for a dollar prize. contestants must be under 33. Elbertine George credited with submitting the dessert. Address Box 53 Divide Colorado.
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Peggy
Elbertine George
Elbertine
Divide
Colorado
Percy
Puzzle Column Promotes First Aid Awareness Across Clues
A puzzle feature offers a three-implement first aid theme and a word diamond puzzle. Across clues include Beginning, Division of time, Female deer, Egyptian sun god, and more, with downs such as Snare and In that manner. The piece notes the second word is a user of items, cites a Nevada town, and references a system of weights, tying the grid to public health prep.
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Ummer
Abraham Lincoln
Nevada
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