Xerxes Began War With Greece After Persian Rise to Power
In ancient chronicles Xerxes, son of Darius, ascended to the Persian throne and sought to punish Greece for past defeats. He reportedly raised a vast army and ferried troops across the Hellespont after ordering bridges built, only to have them toppled by storms.
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Darius
Persia
Xerxes
Greece
Asia
Europe
Hellespont
Spartan Stand at Thermopylae and Salamis Highlighted
An old history excerpt describes the 300 Spartans at Thermopylae delaying Xerxes, the naval battle of Salamis, and the subsequent Greek victories at Platea. It notes Persian losses, Greek resurgence, and Persia abandoning plans after incurring heavy costs.
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Greece
Thermopylae
Xerxes
Athens
Salamis
Persia
Platea
Uncle Ray
Stories in Stamps by SS Klein Columbus at Rabida
A stray man with a son begged at a Palos de Rabida convent in 1484. Columbus sought aid for a westward voyage and stayed over a year while friars arranged a meeting with Queen Isabella. A Maso painting of Columbus at Rabida inspired a 30 cent stamp in 1893.
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Pere Juan Perez de Marchena
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Pere Marchena
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Rabida
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America
Premier Golfer Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues
A crossword style feature presents a mixed list of horizontal and vertical clue numbers with multiple definitions. The reader is invited to solve by matching terms such as sun god for 1 down and a variety of everyday or descriptive words across both directions.
News Reel Film Attacked by Republicans
The Republican national committee attacked a WPA news reel claiming New Deal propaganda would force African Americans into virtual slavery. They quoted Col. Arthur W. Little of the Harlem Hell Fighters criticizing Democrats for alleged bribing black voters with taxpayer funded benefits.
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Washington
WPA
Republican National Committee
Arthur W. Little
Harlem
Taxi strike fractures skull in Burlington incident
October 23 Burlington report says 11 year old W. D. Hurley suffered a skull fracture after being struck by a taxi. Melvin Gideon, alleged driver, was held on $1,000 bond.
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Burlington
W. D. Hurley
Melvin Gideon
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