The Brighter Side Registered Celled Sates Patent Office
Fragmented OCR prose recalls Pueblo town memories and old editors, with scattered names and scenes from the West. It notes the Evening Press, local incidents, people like Johnny Mitchell and Miles Saunders, and nostalgia for a historic church and a grand train arrival at the Rio Grande station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sates Patent Office
Damon Runyon
Tom Morsan
San
Abbey
Sam
Tom
Rio Grande
Miles Saunders
Speaking Gently Fault of Eden by Arthur Baer
A brief, fragmentary notice of the work Speaking Gently Fault of Eden by Arthur Baer. It references Amos Keneatt advising Henry Clay on succession and notes chaotic drafts and misprints. The fragment mentions Eden, hex, and talk as byproducts, with a 1933 copyright reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs) Baer
Amos Keneatt
Henry Clay
Turky
Coat may be clue in Carbondale case
Police investigate an abandoned car near Carbondale as a possible clue in the Bratten case. Uta Arno Bratten, 35, a former high school principal, is reported missing after a raincoat was found inside the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Iil
Dollendstainer
Uta Arno Bratten
Formigh
Bretten
Bea Ot Wiote
Pointers on Sunflower Street Winning Contract
The text describes a bridge hand where Declarer and dummy both appear to be on equal footing. The sequence includes deception with a diamond play and a trumping of diamonds in dummy, followed by a king headed filament and a successful ace. West returns a queen, Declarer wins with the king, and a club is trumped from hand on dummy's last trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bast Ard West
Vandersill
Nand Tie Patrinst
Baod
Sa Schen Iken
Whith Declarer
West
Declarer
Diamond
Gummy
Dia— Tardins
Mr. Schemsen
Wes
Heaither
Dumms
The Man of the Hour Lord George’s Wartime Power
A profile of Lord George describing his rise from Welsh Manchester origins to influence across Europe. It notes his role as de facto continental leader during emergencies, his later obscurity, and his parliamentary career spanning decades. The piece cites Eden’s resignation and lines up George as a pivotal figure in 1915 to 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Surrey
Chart
George
Jess
Aa Reif
Minis
Ter Nerie
George Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
Opposton
Winston Churchill
Eden
Fom
George Willdeq
Europe
Sepoleon
Livya George
Manchester
Englard
Himessi
Parlaament
Rockefeller Center Strike Parley Set
New York February 22 The state labor relations board scheduled another conference between management and workers to settle the strike at Rockefeller Center. Picketing continued day and night as workers remained at the city within a city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Center
New York
Fed
INS
State Inbor Relations Board
The Determination That Built a Newspaper Empire
Dale Carnegie explains how fixed determination fuels success in publishing. A youth with $49 travels to New York, studies printing, and builds a career by owning newspapers including the New York Herald and Beaverson titles, proving perseverance yields ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bomé
Bratge
Ween Férness Forest
Fateus Triborough
Manhattan
P New York Herald
Lawkward Farm
Bostead
Tme
Newee
Xreac
New York Herald
Gold Is Where You Find It in Clements Ripley Novel Film
Excerpted scenes depict Californian fruit country tensions between big ranchers and small growers. Characters Serena, Hatch, and Lance Ferris clash over political fights, hydraulicking, and mining wealth as ranch life, romance, and class struggle unfold amid wagon rides, dances, and rough frontier talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements Ripley
Warner
Tharé
Jared
Rena
Mininz
Serena
Hatch
California
New York
Ferris
Rowre
Ron
Sarena
Minton
What Do You Know Question Test With Notable Figures
A scrambled, trivia laden page tests general knowledge with names Martha Raye and Carl Anderson. It lists groups of objects and scenes across topics, asking readers to pick largest, tallest, or longest items and identify correct pairs among places, seas, animals, trees, rivers, and famous landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Ferris
Lnnetile
Lance
Lanes Ferris
Martha Raye
Radio Comedienne
Carl Anderson
Henry
Malta
Puerto Rico
Helena
Martizique
Maderescaz
Miia
Fathom
Canary
Hopoliak
Simires
Hudson
Rhine
Nile
Severn
Bolivia
Brazil
Peru
Uruguar
Venezuela
Goria
Everest Strombsil
Washington
Bombay
Agra
Delhi Rangoon
Mandalas
Black Sea
Caspian Sea
North Ses
Red See
Mediterranean Sea
Italien Jira
Wisconsin
Kansas
Maine
Sinh Louisiena
Woolworth Building
Liberti
Piramié
Eiffel Tower
Cologne Cathedral
Vasics
Jepiter
Saturn
Marc
Mercarz
New York
Havana
Liverpool
Gibraley
New Orleans
Rotterdam
R J
On the Airwaves Tonight and Tomorrow
Radio schedules list varied programs across stations WEAF WHAM WEBL and others. Entries name orchestras dancers and dramas including Houseboat Bannan and Houstboat Hannah with multiple time slots and interludes.
Radio Schedule Fragment Signals Day's Program Mix
A dense OCR of a 1930s or 1940s radio listing lists numerous station call signs and program labels. Names like WEAF WHAM WHIRL WHSR appear alongside times such as 11:45 A M and 2:15 P M, with mentions of music, drama, news, and variety shows. The text reads like a network grid of hosts, topics, and time slots, preserving era tone and station branding.
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Ete
Wweeets Waask
Weel—Ale School
Woz
Matthew
Grosiana
WEAT
Ma Perkins
RFR
Tee
River Wayr
WEAE
Sada
W3z
Littie Varley
WHAM
WEAF
Guiding Light
Guild
Lorenza
Mary
WSER
Streachmere
WEAL
Goldheren Weaf
Lush Hughes Waz
PTA Combfess
Wham—Pota
Congreve
Fixit
Road of Life
Wesspree
Lone Ranger
WEBRL
Sting Statines
Dick Tracy
Jehbor Nell
Gag at Kennedy Court Society Ends in London
New United States ambassador Kennedy faced a playful gag at a luncheon with London commentators. The gag about not presenting American women at St James’s Court sparked a sharp reaction, and Kennedy issued a brief five word denial stating it was just a gag.
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New York
F. Kennedy
United States
London
St James Leves
Hennedy
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King Feateres Syoaiagy
International Cresitis
Rasesec EN
Alfred
Tecmah Howes
Jobe Acti
Marron Crick Bullae
Harta Feay
Toba
Confaderecr
John HF
Johnny Mitchell
Puebio
Amions
Jee
Qerhzas
State Journal
Sortra
Danon Kcnigx
Ner Coen
Sunflower Street
Schenken
ISTER
Tel Fbs
By Tom Little End
Tom Sims
George Washington
Man OF the Hour
Dale Carnegie
Dulane
Jose
Orville Benbow
Montgomery
Tolliver Parsons
Sacramento
James Montgomery
James
Marysville
Aliormer
Ehere
Parsons
Roy Fellows
Jaredi
Lucille
Say Cryner
Jase
Luce
Lucile
Addel
Ragba
Conchita
Sally
Laltars
Amayi
Rosannes
Ang Benadat
Keith's
Marek 4
Op Me
By Sabena H. Connelly
Rass Wat
Amos “A
Adv
Wiz
Sasv
Oe Wstr
Doresky Thompson
Becky
Peszie
Drarma
Wea
Russ Morgans
Abe Lereean
Stasne
Mideight
Waiscle
Timekeener
WEBY
Top of the Starning
Weaf— Eeariiliam Sfesis
Wim
Mert Sd
Lecille
Lanny
Wham—Tower Ct
Clu
Vwidder
Foatnett Paren
Ann Davenport
E—Brank
Jottar
Hannah
Bannan
Wat
WAYR
Kes
House
WRAF
Bwaz
Fecma
JWHAM
Jemicca
AWSYA
Viccor
Wiz—Drare
Dows East
Wakr—Kitchen Cavalcade
Iwestosee Baristas
Wrae—Orams Jwez—Kitchen
WEBE
Homemaker's Exchange
Marlin
Davie Harum
Stary Marthe
Mary Martin
Pepper Toung
Drams
Weaf—Bachstore Wite
Iwat
Pepper Young
Big Sister
WSXR
Sade
Jenny
WSYR
Edward MacHush
Weaf—Helln Peggy
Wwag
Edwarde Rc Buchaewstr
Francoss Orsein
Helen ‘Trent
Stella Dalian
Aees Crocker
Lasse
Court Society
Kenedy
Jack Oakie
John Barrymore
Stu Erwin
Orheston
Orchestra
Benny Goodman
King of Sewing
WFEL
TS Atellere
Clae Trevor
Victor
Olson
Walter Tomo
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