Rider Rogers Philosopher Actor Dies In Oklahoma City
The philosopher actor Ry Wel Rogers died in a devastating crash near Point Barrow while returning from worldwide travels. Thousands attended his farewell at Weet Church and watched his casket pass at the Church of the Heather in Oklahoma City and at the State Capitol. His widow spoke of brevity and simplicity as tributes poured in from friends and fans.
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Dante
Rogers
Waet
Finnet
Fost
Point Barrow
Vintage home canning and dessert recipe jumble
A fragmented, old time cookbook snippet lists items like maple syrup, veal, corn, and bread products. It includes instructions for making cheese squares dough and ginger pear pickles, plus a chocolate ice cream recipe with milk, eggs, and cream. The text shows recipe steps, measurements, and pantry notes with scattered garbled phrases.
Roseviennes Cape Ensemble Stuns On Campus
A rosewood cape ensemble in Bermuda coral with sheer black silk trim graces campus fashion. The standout design features a long cape and coordinated knit pieces, offering a dramatic, versatile option for the co ed crowd.
Sunday Visitors and Domestic News From Mountaindale
A Clarksville area column notes social visits from Mountaindale and nearby towns. Mrs Elly Rice and children spent time with her Chas Baker parents. Miss Nona Gro shon hosted Washington DC guests. families from Baltimore Utica Thurmont and Chambersburg moved through local homes. several Sunday gatherings and kinship exchanges are listed with multiple households mentioned.
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Washington, D. C
Marion
Otosle
Thurmont
Fred Crawford
Margaret Rodke
Middleourg
Ite
James Grimsby
Baltimore
F. ©. Crawford
George Fisher
Utica
Ed. Miller
Grateham
1C. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Death in the Desert by Paul I Wellman review
Bruce Catton writes that Paul I Wellman’s Death in the Desert portrays desert Apaches as fierce and unyielding while condemning U S politicians and Indian agents for betraying tribes. The review praises soldiers like Generals Crooks and Canby and notes Wellman’s balanced, forceful account of Indian warfare.
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Great Northwest
Knights of Old
Southwest
Paul I. Wellman
Desert
Mr. Wetlman
United States Army
Indian Bureau
Crooks
Canby
Wellman
Hana Blasts Petiie Ovens Thas Eqn
Wellman’s 19th Century Chapter Illuminated
A concise note praising Mr Wellman for a clear treatment of a still debated era in American history published by Macmillan. The work is advertised in The News.
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Mr. Wellman
Macmillan
Transient Bureau at Cumberland to Close November 1
The Cumberland Federal transient bureau will close November 1 with workers expected to find jobs under the fall and winter works program. The remodeled building includes a bakery, laundry, barber shop, hospital ward, dining room and kitchen, and has sheltered thousands since opening. only two other transient bureaus remain in Higherstown and Baltimore, both reportedly may close.
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Federal
Cumberland
Mateomea Higerstown
Baltimore
Eoch
Brunswick
Maryland
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Williamson's Drug Store
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