Psychology claim on accident prone driving sparks debate
A psychiatry convention speaker argues that drivers transform at the wheel, echoing childhood behavior, while Elmer Twitchell contends personality remains constant. The panel lists case histories of four drivers illustrating alleged links between early temper and risky auto conduct.
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Jeptha Finchbutt
Jepthca
Insure Success With This Vegetable Canning Guide
A vintage guide explains planning and prep for home vegetable canning. It covers kitchen organization, quality produce selection, cleaning, paring, and the use of pressure cookers. Steps include pre cooking greens, venting steam, processing times, sealing jars, and cooling.
Libel suit replies to Pegler over Forrestal death claims
The letter defends James Forrestal against Pegler’s charges and argues media critics contributed to his death. It asserts Forrestal’s illness, Navy handling, and psychiatric care were misrepresented, cites Capt. George Raines’s warnings, and links press pressure to his demise while noting other leaders faced harsh scrutiny yet endured.
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R. Westbrook Pegler
James Forrestal
Pegler
Mr. Forrestal
Defense Johnson
NAVY
George Raines
Iines
Canada
Promises of Bravery and Hope for the Year Ahead
A reflective poem vows that each year will keep its promises. The speaker commits to bravery, kindness, faith, and hope, striving to banish fear, mend old hurts, and seek relief through laughter and song in the days ahead. The verse urges the heart not to fail its part.
Shirley Temple Mimicry Aids Row Over Dialects
Shirley Temple uses a versatile mimicry to master southern, Scandinavian, and Irish accents for film work including Always Sweethearts. The piece notes her phone call confusion between accents, and mentions John Dall and the King brothers negotiating rights to Jonathan Latimer novels. A Federation of Radio Artists picnic raised 3000 dollars for relief.
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Inez Gerhard
C@HIRLEY TEMPLE
Warners
Shirley Temple
Colleen
John Dall
the King Brothers
Jonathan Latimer
Bill Crane
Dall
Law and Order
American Federation of Radio Artists
Lam
Abner
Frank Nelson
Blondie
Sam Spade
Philip Marlowe
The Fiction Corner Bank Holdups in Glenville
In Glenville during June and July a gang led by Duke Insabato stages daylight bank robberies in isolated towns while Terry Oakes reassures depositors with signs promising safety. On July 15 a black sedan arrives, three robbers sprint to the bank, and a tense street standoff begins.
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Terry Oakes
Anse Retell
Glenville
Duke Insabato
Trust Company
Terry
Terry Oakes Defuses Bank Robbery Scene with Calm Call
Terry Oakes and two bandits fled the bank door then returned to the car as onlookers watched in shock. Oakes, calmly on the phone, declared Sheriff Irons would intercept Duke and his gang at Jepson Corners, noting no one was harmed and the robbers did not enter.
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Terry Oakes
Bank Closed Sign Sparks Small Town Capers
In a tale of clever misdirection, Terry explains how Duke Insabato’s familiarity with small towns let him pull off a lunchtime bank sign ruse. Citizens read the sign and are left puzzled as the clock ticks toward one hour.
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Terry
Duke Insabato
Duke
Crossword Puzzle 2
Crossword puzzle items listed with numbers for across and down clues including Crusto sore Butts Buddha monumen Lincoln's assassi Part of to be Pinch Toward Wander Entire amount Bounder Hastene Money City Alask Leiter Viper Guides Neuter pronoun Craze Anger Apry Military student Coins It S shaped ra Piack slang A vocable Begin Lid Bimisa Chief god Babyl Raging Dropping Cry of a cow Colonized Fuel Clutches Man s nickname Measure land Wild ox Tibet Hebrew Jetter Immense Edible mollusk Places lodging Mischiev ous person Distant A hat Ventured Expressed juice of apples Cornered asina tree Place
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Assassi
Wordplay Card Puzzle Clues Last Week’s Answers
This clue pack recalls last week’s puzzle with three hints including Flowerless, By way of, and Bovine animal. The Bovine answer likely cattle. The third clue Past hints at former or bygone.
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