Study in Contrasts Lush Tropics and Frozen Arctic Parks
Overseas parks exhibit stark contrasts with Hawaii National Park on Hawaii and Maui in the archipelago offering tropical flora and vibrant bird life while Mount McKinley National Park in Alaska endures a brief warm season. The piece highlights the diverse landscapes cherished by the United States.
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Tropics
Arctic
United States
Hawaii National Park
Hawaii
Maui
Hawaiian Archipelago
Mount McKinley National Park
Alaska
McKinley
National Parks Offer Vast ApriltoOctober Wonders
National Parks overview describes Hawaii and Mount McKinley sections. Kilauea Mauna Loa Haleakala highlighted with features 275 square miles total. Haleakala crater 21 miles circumference and 19 square miles area. Mount McKinley dominates Alaska park with 20300 feet peak. Denali and surrounding summits noted. Travel routes include Seattle steamer, Alaska Highway permits through Canada.
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Hawaii National Park
Congress
National Park Service
Kilauea
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Haleakala
Maui
Halemaumau
Mokuaweowee
Pacific
Hilo
Honolulu
Hawaii Island
Mount Mckinley National Park
Alaska
Mount McKinley
McKinley
Denali
Home of
Seattle
Canada
L. E Drummond
Alaska Highway
Edmonton
Alberta
Five Are Saved From Plane on Lake Michigan
A Navy Catalina crashed three miles off Winnetka during a patrol over the Lake Michigan bombing range. Ensign Richard Brooks piloted the downed craft to safety as crew members including Lt. (jg) John R. Bicknell and Lt. (fg) Donald Egly were rescued, warmed, and towe d in by Wilmette coast guard units and rescue planes.
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Chicago
Guadalcanal
Lake Michigan
Winnetka
Richard Brooks
Louisville
Naval Station
John Muresan
Wilmette Coast
Bob Merriman
Earl Singleton
Springfield
Coast Guard
Vandals Damage Parks Highlight National Park Concerns
Washington reports Newton B. Drury warns visitors damage national parks yearly citing Statue of Liberty and Yellowstone examples. Statue of Liberty uses washable paint and a wire enclosure to deter vandalism while Yellowstone faces debris in hot springs causing pool destruction.
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Washington
National Parks
Newton B. Drury
National Park Service
Statue of Liberty National Monument
Yellowstone National Park
Erty
Drury
Yellowstone
Bandit Accepts $7 In Store Cash Receipt T: Bandit Accepts $7 In Store Cash Receipt
Chicago report details how clerk Clara Vezina refused a theft without a receipt. The bandit demanded money from a cash register but agreed to take seven dollars and sign a receipt after she insisted on proper paperwork. Police were notified by the clerk.
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Chicago
Clara Vezina
Fountain Pen Accident Wounds Girl In Chicago Home
Seven year old Oda Drake II demonstrated a fountain pen to his sister Sharon when the device exploded. Sharon, five, suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized with an even chance to recover. Father says the pen was a .82 caliber novelty pistol given five years ago.
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Chicago
Oda Drake II
Sharon
Oda
Azalea Drake
Oda Drake Jr
Uncertain pennant races define the sport’s drama
The piece argues that baseball’s appeal lies in unpredictable swings across teams like the Cardinals Red Sox and Athletics. It notes injuries and random shifts in performance that confound experts and managers, explaining why last year’s champions can stumble while others rise.
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Cardinals
Giants
Red Sox
Athletics
Bob Feller
Hal Newhouser
Stan Musial
Dodgers
Musial
St. Petersburg
Red Birds
South
Joe Cronin
West Coast
Cronin
Eddie Dyer
Leading Rule Breakers In Sports Across The Board
An assessment ranks football as the top offender for rule infractions at both college and pro levels, with golf close behind. Basketball and hockey follow, while track and field remains nearly clean. Officials on each sport discuss challenges in policing penalties and preserving game flow.
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Yost
Change Your Weight for Beauty's Sake booklet offer
Readers are advised that losing two pounds weekly is possible by a 1200 to 1500 calorie daily plan. The ad promotes a 25 cent booklet No 46 titled Change Your Weight for Beauty's Sake and directs requests to Weekly Newspaper Service in New York.
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West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Eye of the Sea pool near Gwadar mystifies geologists
A curious pool nicknamed The Eye of the Sea lies near Gwadar Baluchistan. It is very deep and circular about 15 feet across. Every five minutes a bubble forms at a fixed surface spot, grows to grapefruit size, and bursts.
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Gwadar
Baluchistan
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