The Brighter Side of Beauty and Folly in Pueblo
A humorous reminiscence from our old man in Pueblo about shifting ideas of beauty. He recalls Fred's worship of a clock-stopper girl, contrasts it with classic ideals, and recounts the humorous, blunt critiques by a friend as they walk Main Street. The tale ends noting the old man’s vow to accept any notion of beauty as varied and often flawed.
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Jake
Pueblo
Jandy
Fred
Pred
Fred Sme
Hore
Main Street
Che Way
Indy
Merwed
Preg
Joye
Demuth
Change Is Urged In Wagner Law
Senator Burke argues to repeal or revise the Wagner Act, urging a separation of prosecuting and judicial powers of the labor board and equal application of the law. He presents three amendments to remove government union sponsorship, ensure equal enforcement for all parties, and assign investigation to an independent judge. Clark Gable survives dancing scenes in Idiots Delight, with tougher prep than expected.
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Burke
Nebraska
Hudy
Europe
Nebraskan
Congress
Labor Board
Washington
Jan
National Labor Relations
Yadun
Choy
Ward R
Perford
Gable
Clark Gable
Market trading rises in San Antonio and Growers markets
Trading was booming Tuesday as grocers and merchants replenished stocks depleted by holiday demand. Prices moved across commissions and growers markets with notable drops in avocados and certain fruits while staples like dairy and poultry held steady.
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San Antonio Commission
Grownia
California
Mexico
Washington
Jonathan
Mountaineers Brace for Severe Winter in Idaho District
Mountaineers ready for brutal winter as Blue Mountain residents stockpile supplies. Fred Hertzer, returning from a mountain homestead, appeals to county commissioners for snow-clearing equipment. Snow drifts reach up to twenty feet, with record early heavy snowfall hindering access and prompting aid requests. Local highways and homes remain blocked as residents struggle to secure essentials.
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Walla Walla, Wasl
Blue Mountain
Fred Hertzer
Mountain
Lewis Peak
Herter Ald
Common Clay Base for Artificial Mica
Cambridge Mass Jan 3 The common clay known as commonelsy forms the base for artificial mica a relatively rare mineral Mica is valued for transparency and heat resistance It was previously obtained only from natural deposits in rocks
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Cambridge
Mass
Commonelsy
Four mad fugitives plan big time Chicago crimes
From Lima Ohio four inmates escaped the state hospital for the criminally insane and plotted a spree of robberies and Chicago killings. Detective McDonald captured Russell Nickels as they roamed downtown. Nickels described a plot by Frank Haines to take the group to Chicago, kill his wife and police, then pull off large robberies. The fugitives were considered dangerous and violent as authorities hunted them across multiple states.
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Clevelare
Lima
Ohio
State Hospital
Chicago
James J. McDonald
Russell Nuckels
Vonvier
Nickels
McDonald
Haines
Fort Wayne
Ind
Nuckels
Naviels
Bemes
William Blata
Pantie
Maine
Mild intoxiecant speeds up plants findings by Maryland doctors
Baltimore doctors report experiments showing that mildly intoxicating powders made from barbiturates and talcum accelerate growth in seedlings like tomatoes and lettuce by two weeks or more. Vitamins A D E and C boosted root development, while excessive barbiturates could kill.
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G.blms
Sele
Couyrisht
Baltimore
Jin
Herman G. Dul
Snd
H. L. Stei
du Buy
Stel
University of Maryland
Theodore Koppapyi
University of Georgetown Pharmacologial
Ilal Abe Falitne
Maryland
David T. Macht
Mary Lou Grumbein
Hyneon, Wescott, and
Dunning
Koppanyi
Rides Knapsack on Father's Back
Sacramento report tells of two year old Jackie Bell riding astride a knapsack on his father Peter P Bell's back. The 40 year old has traversed the United States on foot following his wife’s death, traveling from Wadsworth Louisiana and continuing across the nation with the child on his back.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jackie
Bell
Jon
Job
Peter P. Bell
United States
Wadsworth
Wyoming Co-eds Lose Mice Prank Gone Awry
In Laramie Wyoming on January 3 students planning a prank released white mice and rats at a university dance. The co-eds and their partners fled to avoid the animals, while some claimed the rodents as pets.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Bhs
Pupils Trek Back to Classes as Exams Loom
40,000 San Antonio public school students return to study after the holiday break as semester exams near. Fraternity and sorority members face potential fate of their organizations amid an investigating committee’s pending decision. The board appointed with J. G. Cachfin as chairman has no Tuesday meeting scheduled. Teachers and administrators resume routines with ongoing issues. Miss Ema Neal’s resignation after a retirement storm weighs on the district as Cochran’s succession remains unresolved.
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San Antonio
Board of Education
J. GC. Cachfin
Ema Neal
Cochran
Hag Beer
Pension Sought by Canal Diggers
Panamanian canal diggers press for a pension as congressional aide J Bridges says the civilian ditch-diggers are being shortchanged after claims the army receives all the gravy. A stray note about a prayer book of Putilj the Goat appears as a separate literary item in The American Weekly distributed with the next Sunday edition.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Congress
Doh J. Bridges
Army
Putilj
Duke of Burgundy
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King
Jimmy Murphy
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Ash
By Cliff Sterrett
Fr Bade
Gooriess
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Cordaialy
Esa
Kee
Central America
Texas
Mic
Caulflower
Desbel
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Timperers
Greené
Iustard
Calit
Idaho
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Tages
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