Tony and Ruth Stir Newspaper Plot Amid San Francisco Skies
Twenty three year old Nardinette Taft pursues a journalism career in San Francisco living with relatives. She interviews Lawrence Bell of the Journal of Commerce and later meets Tony and editor Mr Green of the Call. Tony courts her, romance and newsroom tensions unfold as Ruth Bellamy warns of a dangerous deal with the Examiner.
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Nardinette Taft
Brenda
Ther Csi
Bruce
Mek
Lawrente Bell
Liter
Journal of Comree
Swemin
Brenda Dater
Varney
Kerr
Tony Fe
Mr. Green Ya
Po Jolos Society
Jannie List
Tony
Joe Burke
Bessiter
Fiteh
Ledmont
Stercon
Ruth
Larry Bellamy
Bellamy
Mrs. Bellamy
Aoi
Greenwood
Examier
Green
Iry
Examiner
Bob Whiteley
Scott
Belimy
Danielson
Greeny
Magius
Betsy Ross
Ntetsy
Ross
China
Arch Sinsevr
Betsy
Tony and Larry face fallout from Journal affair
Tony confesses to Larry about the Journal episode and Porter engagement. he forgives her and they plan to move past the scandal. Ruth and Brenda’s weddings unfold, Tony travels with Ruth to Santa Barbara, and Tony regains confidence as life resumes its bright rhythm.
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Tony
Greeny
Porter
Journal
Ruth
Larry
San Francisco Journal of Commerce and Business
Henens
Los Antonios
Danielson
Pierre
Piedmont House
Greenwood
Hotel del Monte
Pebble Beach
Brendan
Brenda
Alvin Atwater
Monterey
Carmel
Alvin
Santa Barbara
San Luis
Paso Robles
Market Street
San Jose
Morgan Hill
Gilroy
Little Valley
Remarkable Youth Achievers From Early Age to Great Feats
The Kansas City Times notes how figures across history and fields achieved fame young. Citations include Pitt who led as chancellor at 23 and PM at 24, Washington at 23, Lincoln at 24, Stevenson at 23, Galois at 19, Westinghouse at 23, Newton at 24, Dickens at 25, Napoleon at 27, Henry at 27, Edison at 24, Byrd expeditions’ Paul Siple at 20, Lindbergh at 25, and Nathalia Crane writing at 14. The piece affirms youth’s impact in politics, science, literature, and exploration.
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E. B. DeGroot
California
William Pitt
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Louis Stevenson
Treasure Island
Galois
Westinghouse
Alexander the Great
Isaac Newton
Whitney
Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
Napoleon
Patrick Henry
Thomas Edison
Rotary
Paul Siple
Admral Byrd
Antarctic
America
Edward Rutledge
John Jay
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Nathalia Crane
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kansas City Times
Covered Wagon Tracks on Utah Salt Beds
The last traces of 1840s wagon caravans crossing the continent remain visible on Utah salt flats. The wagon tracks are preserved by a distinct discoloration in these flats, a feature noted by Collier's.
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Utah
Collier’s
Wrigley Co Announces Employee Pension Plan
The Wm. Wrigley Jr. company unveils a pension plan benefiting over 1,300 workers. Contributions are shared equally by company and employees, with retirement eligibility set at age sixty five.
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Wrigley Co
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Wrigley
Mystery in Malice Charge Questioned by Readers
A reader raises a puzzling question about why an average man would be charged with malice rather than a mere blunder. The inquiry probes legal standards and public perception of intent in everyday mistakes.
Album Contains Signatures of Famed Personalities
A 25 year collection costing 50 000 dollars holds 30 000 autographs from kings presidents and dictators with the sole exception of Pope Pius XI, as reported by Collier's.
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Pius XI
Collier's
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W.N.U. Service
Kathleen Norris
Onte
Pee “Ee” Free Sample Co
Dent
Brooklyn, N. Y
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
John
Postum
General Foods
C.r. Corp
General Focus
Battle Mich
W.N.U
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