Family tensions as Irene seeks studio fame
In a foggy domestic scene, Irene pressures Beryl while planning a New York studio audition. Beryl, teased as a rival, quietly supports her sister but focuses on chores and a pie. Mrs. Everett laments fame versus groceries as Mr. Everett mutters of meals and forgiveness. The chapter ends with unspoken plans and family strain.
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Beryl
Irena
AKG
Irene
Tommy
Trene
Trena
Bery
Rene
Mr. Everett
Baryl
New York
Irens
Mrs. Everett
Anyona
Jim
Yen
Drama Tone Dims in Britain says Rev Dr Jefferson
The Rev Dr Charles E Jefferson honorary pastor of Broadway Tabernacle New York addressed the Presbyterian Social Union noting a lower tone in drama literature and politics today than in the country’s daytime history.
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Philadelphia
U.K
Charles E. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Presbyterian Social Union
Hen Lays Egg in Death at Strathmare Farm
In Lindsay California, a pet hen owned by Earl Houghton of Strathmare laid an egg after a death on the farm. U.PHK-Biddy, the hen, produced the egg as authorities investigated the incident and the family grieved.
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Lindsay
Cal—U
Earl Houghton
Strathmare
Zion church appoints successor to Voliva
Overseer Glenn Voliva selects M. J. Mintern as his successor as head of the Zion church. Voliva, who predicts the world will end in 1976 when he is 106, states he is arranging his estate in preparation for death.
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M. J. Mintern
Church of Zion
Glenn Voliva
Voliva
Archaeology Study Moves From Textbooks to Hagerman Fossil Beds
Ida Hagerman notes students in this section shift from heavy textbooks to field study at the fossil beds west of Hagerman. The approach emphasizes hands on learning about prehistoric life through direct examination of fossils rather than classroom reading.
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Hagerman
Ida
Rattler Trade Slumps In Gila Valley
In Yuma Arizona the rattlesnake business plummets with under 20 snakes caught this year after 18,000 rattlers were collected last year in the Gila Valley. Dealers cite under production as the cause and warn the market may shrink further.
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Yuma, Ariz
U.ai
Gila Valley
Here
Hunter Lasso Captures Nine Month Cougar Near Westlir
Oakridge hunter William Clark recounts lassoing a nine month old cougar with a rope and capturing it alive near Westlir Oregon. He placed the captive in a cage.
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Ore
U.P
William Clark
Oakridge
Westlir
Arizona Vehicle Arrivals Rise Amid War Years
Records from the department of horticulture and agriculture show 54,158 automobiles entered Arizona in the first quarter, a three percent increase over the same period last year.
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Department of Horticulture and Agriculture
Arizona
Robin with a broken wing found near Bluefield jewelry store
Denis Gao lick, a Bluefield jeweler, found a robin with a broken wing on the sidewalk in front of his shop. The crippled bird was taken into the store where his wing was bound in splints.
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Bluefield
U.R
Denis Gaolick
Bluefield Jeweler
Men More Curious Than Women in Memphis Study
A Memphis editor reports gender differences in inquiry volumes after tallying 205 questions at his information bureau. Men submitted 125 questions while women accounted for the remaining 80. The finding highlights a higher male curiosity level in the sample.
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Memphis
U.P
Stone-Ax Head Found In Phoenix Excavation
Amateur archaeologists in Phoenix probe the origin of a seven inch grooved ax head found 18 feet underground by builders digging for a new business site. The artifact was discovered during ground work and has sparked interest about ancient tools in the area.
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Phoenix, Ariz
WUP
Arizona Tourist Trade Improves Says Phoenix Report
Phoenix notes a pickup in the tourist industry with better business conditions and rising visitor numbers as the sector adapts to evolving travel patterns and regional demand. The assessment highlights stronger occupancy and spending trends amid ongoing market adjustments.
Burro Adopts Calf in Temple Arizona Story
In Temple Arizona an adopted calf thrives with a burro fostering it after the dairy animal’s two colts were lost. Jennie the burro belongs to Mr and Mrs Early Hogs and has taken in the Holstein calf, showing affection and strong care.
Coombs Nephew Named Duke Pitcher to Fill Lefty Jenkins’ Shoes
Duke University finds a successor for Lefty Jenkins in Bobby Coombs, nephew of Duke coach Jack Coombs. The freshman hurler brings a fastball and change of pace, striking out 28 in 25 innings this season at Durham.
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Durham
N. C
UPI
Duke University
Lefty Jenkins
Bobby Coombs
Duke
Jack Coombs
Rancher Dies After Road Accident Near Houghton Farm
A rancher died instantly after being struck by a speeding car on the road near the Houghton farm. A freshly laid eye was found beside the dead bird when the victim was discovered.
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Hiddy
Houghton Farm
Houghton
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