After Worlds Collide on Bronson Beta
Under Cole Hendren's leadership, 300 plus people escape to two spaceships before a cosmic collision destroys Earth and they settle on Bronson Beta A green river bottom and forests of preserved trees greet the colonists An airplane passes overhead silently and explorers find a wondrous iridescent city beneath a glass bubble with an edible grain mill on entry They return after spotting a searchlight beam.
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Cole Hendren
Earth
Bronson Beta
Hendren
Tony Drake
Eliot James
We Found You at Last on Bronson Beta
Tony Drake and Eliot James discover two mangled spacefarers near a distant searchlight on Bronson Beta. One man collapses as Tony identifies a familiar figure and cries out Ransdell. The moment marks a turning point for the group toward salvation amid peril.
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Tony
Eliot James
Eliot
Bronson Beta
James
Ransdell
Tony Drake
Hendren
Ark survivors recount voyage to Bronson Beta city
Tony Drake and Eliot James relay their port of call among the Others as Ransdell and crew recover from a perilous landing. They describe a sealed city, unknown aircraft, scarce provisions, and a stowaway monkey named Clara while Marian Jackson enters camp to join the stranded explorers.
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Tony
David Ransdell
Space
Bronson Beta
Ransdell
Eliot James
Jack Little
Peter Vanderbilt
Jac Taylor
Smith and
Greve
Gested
Earth
Eliot
Clara
Michigan
Marian
Marian Jackson
St. Louis
Not Constitutional Tax on Cotton Upends New Deal Plans
In a two to one ruling the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals declares the cotton processing tax unconstitutional, stating Congress cannot tax products merely because their production may indirectly affect interstate commerce. The decision challenges New Deal financing for farmers and may spark higher court reviews.
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Boston
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Joys and Duties of Holiday Time
Vacation days bring freedom from tasks for children, requiring parental guidance to balance play with responsibility. Mothers should set expectations for time use, location checks, and prompt meal returns, while fostering family cooperation within individual freedom.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Serial “Takes Hold” In Quiet Country Life
In the peaceful country, weekly routines continue as the latest serial installment appears in the home newspaper. Readers are urged to stay tuned for further developments, following the familiar pattern of episodic storytelling.
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Edwin Balmer
Philip Wylie
O. K
Jack Taylor
Vanderbilt
Taylor
Dave
Peter
Jack
Yansdell’s
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Brisbane
Universal Service
Abyssinia
Mussolini
Italy
Kilkenny
France
England
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Paramount-Publix Moving Picture Company
New York
Louis Levy
Austria
Hapsburg
State Council
Archduke Otto
Otto
Germany
Berlin
Washington
Roosevelt
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Wnuo Service
Uz Ff
Uality
Wits
Lares
Address Select Products, Inc
23Rd St
Long Island City
N. Y
Town & State
Cy Liaey
Doan
Doans
Simoniz
Baby Too
Detroit
Tuller
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