Kidnap Case Brings Train Confrontation and Clue Hunt
In a Boston to Fall River tale, Carole and Mrs. King pursue a kidnapped child rumor sparked by a torn telegram and a photo. Denny, fearing exposure, confronts the women on a train, insisting on an explanation while police rumors swirl around a Possible gang connection and the Lucky baby Peace.
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Carole
Denny
Rhoda
Mrs. King
King
North Station
Boston
Bertrand
Fall River
Feng
Kelly
Miss Love
M King
Lowell
A Million Votes Under Wagner Act Five Years On
The Wagner Labor Relations Act marked its fifth anniversary as 1,153,819 votes were tallied in industrial elections over five years. With about 46 million employed Americans, roughly one in forty has voted for collective bargaining representation, illustrating the law’s broad reach and the bipartisan interest in preserving it.
One Man’s Censorship in Public Debate
A columnist argues censorship is feared and misapplied. Letters to the FCC reveal that many oppose censorship in principle yet demand bans on disliked speakers. The piece suggests most readers unknowingly advocate censorship by preferring only favored content be barred.
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Federal Communication Commission
No Work No Chicken in Memphis Bible Class Dinner
In Memphis Tennessee a church class offers fried chicken dinners as incentive for attendance while a slim enrollment leads to beans. The stunt ties meal incentives to character building and member participation in the Character Builder Bible Class.
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Memphis
Tenn
Character Builder
Getters
Slim
Triplets Reported From Fremont Holstein Cow
Farmer Charles Ickes near Helena reports a Holstein cow that previously bore twins for two years running has given birth to triplets this year. No other details about the farm or the calves are provided.
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Fremont
Charles Ickes
Near
Helena
Tall Wedding in Los Angeles Honors Height Distinction
The wedding of Hazel Rich and Clifford Thorne in Los Angeles featured a notably tall wedding party, with all members except the minister exceeding six feet. Most attendees belonged to the Tip-Toppers, a club for tall individuals.
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Los Angeles
Hazel Rich
Clifford Thorne
Tip-Toppers
Mules Align In Pasture To Drive Off Flies
In Memphis Tennessee farmers report twenty mules standing in a row in their pasture during fly season. They cooperate by swishing tails to keep flies moving, alternating positions from end to end, creating a effective natural deterrent observed by locals.
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Memphis
Tenn
Twin sisters undergo appendicitis surgeries at once
Double trouble strikes Brazil as Jacquelyn and Marjorie Barding ten year old twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Jack Barding are stricken with appendicitis at the same time and rushed to a hospital for emergency operations.
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Double Trouble
Brazil
Ind
Jacquelyn
Marjorie Barding
Jack Barding
Bomb scare turns out to be fizzer in Boulder
A Boulder woman reported a possible bomb at a residence after peering into a furnace. Police investigated and determined the objects were harmless seltzer bottle caps. The incident prompted no injuries or charges.
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Boulder
Colo
Harrison in Hollywood says one-minute interviews
A string of quick quotes from Frances Farmer Judy Garland Jimmy Cagney and other stars in Hollywood. Frances Farmer says she prefers working in theater to movies because of later start times. Judy Garland notes college education helps as a social life item but staying in pictures is her goal.
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Hollywood
Frances Farmer
Judy Garland
Garland
Blodwyn Ching
Robert Ching
Monty Proser
Broadway
West Coast
Raymond
Robert, Jr
Blodwyn
Welch
Wales
Glorifvine Yourself By Alicia Hart
Homemakers can exercise by correcting bending and posture during daily chores. Squatting to pick up items, steady back, and kneeling or squatting while gardening reduce fatigue and strengthen muscles. Maintain good posture while pushing a stroller, dusting, and sitting to lessen tiredness.
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Alicia Hart
NEA Service
Puzzling Government Leader Horizontal Clue List
A scrambled fill in style puzzle appears to list clues across government leader related terms and definitions. The page shows a long sequence of numbered hints with partial phrases and stray letters, suggesting a cross number or cryptic style fill in puzzle.
Man About Manhattan from George Tucker
New York hospital votes to offer facilities to the British government for wounded soldiers, amid criticism of urban red tape. The column weaves in brief vignettes and notes on society, arts, and entertainment including Blodwyn Ching and Ann Beasley, with travel and literary mentions from London and Virginia.
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New York
Canada
War Propaganda and the United States explores changing opinions
A review of Harold Lavine and James Wechsler's Yale University Press study traces how American views on entry to war shifted over eight months. It contrasts wartime expectations in London Paris and New York with what propaganda revealed about public mood and reaction to events from Finland to Norway and the Low Countries.
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Harold Lavine
James Wechsler
United States
Yale University Press
London
Paris
New York
America
Finland
Norway
Low Countries
Maine
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers and Scenarios
A reader quiz on social etiquette and a sample situation. Questions cover reading another's newspaper on a streetcar, tipping in a day coach, thanking a policeman, cigarette etiquette, curb service, and handling a business visit with a long interruption. Answers provided for each scenario and the preferred closing approach in a manwoman encounter.
Hastings farmers run ad for rain and get 0.68 inch
Don Wilmes and Don Auten surveyed their parched crops and posted a newspaper ad asking for nationwide rain. Results arrived soon as Hastings received 0.68 inch of rain, with hope for more rain to follow.
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Hastings, Neb
Don Wilmes
Don Auten
Hastings
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