Dancing Judith Heat and the Farist Then and Now
Judith H heat a 1950 drama centered on Judy as she navigates fame and love. Alan Steyne confronts jealousy and Clarissa's disengagement while Judy grapples with loyalty, heartbreak, and ambition across New York and Europe. Judy’s schemes and social circle, including Gideon and Gideon’s ally Richard Wygn, propel a tangled chapter of romance and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audilh Grant
Alan Stene
Chil Ponley
Wenin
Stevie
Althouch Reyne
Dudtom
Ake
Fedith
Aridies
Bruce Gideon
Richard Wygn
Gideon
Chremmy
Judith
Steyne
Judy
Lfe
New York
Bin
Clarigan
Clarissa
Alan
Chimmy
Indy
Iate
Monapole
Sady
Dumont
Lemon Grove
Bastien
Chummy
Persia
Frank Hylton
Ufo
Daily Crossword Puzzle 1 Highlights 44 19 eu clues
A scrambled crossword puzzle page with numerous scattered clues and partial answers. Includes across and down hints, mixed letters, and remnants like Monhiaina Heotels Hoven to the Preneh Lprenees and other garbled entries. Mentions continents, countries, and miscellaneous wordplay fragments.
Hope City Platform and County Road Plan 1930
A Hope Arkansas platform urges city growth through a municipal power plant revenue program to aid industrial and social resources. It supports Chamber of Commerce efforts, a county highway program for all weather roads, and practical agricultural benefits via farmer organizations. The article notes progress on state highway funding and tax reform, advocating efficient government expenditures within Hempstead County.
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Albay
Hope
Healeys Rds
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Rural Subscribers Support Hope Star's Community Reach
The Hope Star highlights its large rural subscriber base and the paper’s commitment to rural readers. It urges readers to get to know the local live correspondent, provide news tips, and strengthen the paper's local coverage and appeal to every member of the country readership.
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Hope Star
United States
Hope
Ope
E Star
Ryohie
The Price of Freedom and the Duty of Integrity
The piece quotes Wisconsin treasurer Solomon Levitan on freedom requiring education social discipline and integrity. It warns that without integrity democracy weakens and cites Teapot Dome and veterans bureau scandals while urging citizens to demand 160 percent performance from officials to preserve independence.
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Solomon Levitan
Wisconsin
Levitan
Russia
Spanish America
America
Veterans’ Bureau
Rogers Daily News
Gangland Breaks Out Again in Chicago
The Chicago gangs launch a fresh daring clash aiming to kill a rival while he rode in a police squad car after questioning detectives in the Lingle murder case. An innocent bystander dies on a downtown street, underscoring the risk to law abiding citizens from unrestrained gang warfare and challenging the city’s safety claims.
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Hicago
Lingle
Atreeta
Parayouldi Daily Press
Japan to Send Three Scout Planes to Mukden
Tokyo July 16 UP Japan plans to dispatch three scout planes to the Mukden government. The aircraft will be flown from the army air field at Tokorozawa near Tokyo to Mukden following the selection of aviation instructors to train flying units in the armies of Manchurian ruler Chong Hsueh-fieng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chong Hsueh -Fieng
Japan
Pilecidest
Mukden
Army Air Field
Tokorozawa
Washington Letter on Bert Farrar expert in forged documents
Rodney Dutcher profiles Bert C Farrar treasury examiner of questioned documents who for 36 years has tested handwriting inks and paper to expose forgeries. He cites cases from forged checks to altered contracts and wills, noting travels and work with the Senate and Secret Service in pursuit of high quality forgery.
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Rodney Dutcher
NBA
Ashington
Bert C. Farrar
Farrar
Treasury
Lim
William Randolph Hearst
Soviet Union
Jarrar
Senate
Sub-Treasury
St. Louis
United States
Iis
Dle
Fatica
U's
Oklahoma
Secret Service
Prohibition talk and odd notes from city to nation
A lively mash of opinions and vignettes on prohibition in New York and beyond. Observers note New York could be as dry as anywhere, discuss nut drinks, and reference Chicago teachers on vacation. Local quirks include a West Virginia bootlegger fined for a still and Lord Derby’s remark on prohibition as a conversation topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
West Virginia
Hill Billy
Lord Derby
England
Radio Nuisance Fined in Birmingham
Two men named Bob and George Coudy were arrested in Birmingham Alabama on July 16 for causing a nuisance with a radio. The incident resulted in fines as reported by UP news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bob and
George Coudy
Banker's Son and Slain Sweetheart Mystery Grips Palters N J
A German immigrant hat-check girl Jenny Bruuer, 22, was found dead near Eeho Lake. Roderic Meakle, son of a Palters banker, surrendered after police traced a bullet wound he caused with the weapon that killed her. A note expressed despair over happiness in life.
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Palters N. J
Jenny Bruuer
Nea Eeho Lake
Roderic Meakle
Miss Braver
Ife
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Judith Heat
Chelsea House
Alan Steyné
Tee
Hin Vehamence
Faris
Scandinavia
Chiuming
Teyne
Goodby
Hylton
Ika
Tate
Numerky
Rigelie
Rollos
Hroom Arbor
Ourrelred
Exing J. Ventured
Rane Oak
Ronoun
Nowrae
Ely
Northwettern Atniet Abit
Heglonne Fa
Nate
Farily Ae
Brendg Ag
Tapadle
Botom
Ast
Fas
Fy I
The
Washington
Bbarrs
France
Texaco
Texas Company
G. H. Harsell
Farm Implements
McCormick-Deering South Arkansas Implement Co., Inc
South Walnut
Sundsy
Dixie
Link
Agsoulalium
Canada
Curty
Marguerite Connable
Teft
Mega
Sidney W. Genette
Lucia Lilley
Atlanta
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