Ap News Brief: NBA Highlights From Mane Newspaper
A brief AP report from Mane Newspaper covers NBA highlights, noting key scores, player performances, and game outcomes across recent matchups. The item emphasizes standout plays and team standings in a concise, period-appropriate tone.
Gandhi the frail man who move empire with idea
A frail Indian sage Gandhi, nearly 70 and under 85 pounds, wields power not by force but by a steadfast ideal. His self denial and moral force push the British Empire toward compromise, while millions follow his call for greater self government.
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India
Mohandash K. ‘Gandhi
Troia
Garidhi
Health concerns prompt committee on trailer living
The American Public Health Association forms a committee to study health risks from expanding trailer living as homes and camps. It urges sanitary camps with attendants, records of owners and occupants, proper drainage, space between units, safe water and tank facilities, sealed waste disposal, and regular garbage removal to guard against disease and parasites.
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American Public Health Association
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Pioneer dyer and flying heroine puzzle clues
Horizontal and vertical puzzle clues list many definitions and word associations. Includes references to a pioneer girl dyer, outer garment, various numbers, and terms like electric flying heroine, misprints, and themed answers.
Answers to CRANIUM CRACKERS on Page One
Answers to today’s Cranium Crackers show a mix of true false items. The notes reference Latin phrases nicknames and a historical crime in Dartmoor with responses stating Herod Agrippa I died for claiming divinity.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Little Giant
Dartmoor
Prigon Ig
Devonshire
England
Herod
Agrippa 1
English Play Is Packing Theaters
A London stage piece by a left wing author packs theaters as it satirically retells a Czech tragedy with modern political figures. The play portrays a gullible old man and robbers who seize a manor while villagers push back for living space and political change. Unity theater in north London reports 14 000 seen the show with 20 000 more expected. Leftist intellectuals sit on the theater’s general council aiming to push world peace and social reform through realistic drama.
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Neville ‘Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
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Robin Hol
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Tate
London
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War costs and peace vote mark Senate debate
Senator Bolson backs a wartime peace amendment as debate focuses on costs and the fate of the nation. Jette and others challenge the law as ineffective, while economic collapse risks loom from tariff policies and Antarctic expansion figures show 647,821,000 spent in 1938.
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Pau Tré
Bolson Fallow
Jette
Sertitar O'Mahoney
National Economic Committee
South Pole
Kojiro Hiyoshi
Antarctic
Anterleony
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