Will Rogers Highway debate stirs across states
Editorial snippets discuss naming highways after Will Rogers and extending Route 66 to New York. The piece cites reactions to policy shifts in Europe, Mussolini and Ethiopia, plus reflections on American views of foreign affairs and a quip about vice being curbed by high costs.
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Rogers
Tusla
Oklo
Will Rogers
J. D. Underwood
California
Claremore
Okla
New York
Yah Rogers
Starred Craft Shown After Plunge
The wreckage of the plane carrying Will Rogers and Wiley Post is found in shallow waters near a river lagoon close to the Arctic Ocean, 15 miles from Point Barrow Alaska. The bodies are recovered from the splintered wreckage with Rogers found outside the fuselage. Reports say three Russian aviators planned a Moscow to San Francisco Arctic crossing may be delayed.
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Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Arctic Ocean
Point Marrow
Alaska
Poste
Rogers
Moscow
Arctic
San Francisco
Connecticut War Hero Claim Shaped by Legion Aid
Connecticut American Legion resolution urges Congress to award the Congressional Medal to Sergeant Bernard J. Early of New Haven. It credits Early with aiding in the Argonne forest action and states York captured the Germans after Early turned them over to his corporal.
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Ticut Department of the American Legion
Congress
Connecticut
Early
Argonne Forest
York
Ines
Spies at Work Worldwide Highlighted in Europe and Russia
The article notes a vast spy presence worldwide with estimates over 100000 operatives. It cites more than 40000 caught and convicted in Europe over the last 15 years and mentions Russian cases involving spies labeled as provokers and convicted during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
Piocates
Prince Morcha Ready for Ethiopia Italian War
Prince Morcha son of Halle Selassie is being trained for potential conflict with Italy. Despite youth he prepares for a clash many foresee as inevitable, shown in military-style attire and officer’s cap amid a world race for power.
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Morcha
Halle Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
Catudles
Paul the Apostle as a Diligent Worker for Christ
The lesson views Paul as a devoted worker for Jesus, not defined by trade or intellect alone. It outlines his birth in Tarsus, godly home training, education, conversion on the Damascus Road, and his sustained philosophy of life.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Tarsus
Toy Hus
Moses
Samuel
Timothy
Raul
God
Damascus
Christ
Damaséus
Terusalem
Saul
Jesus of Nazareth
V. Paul
Friendship Across Borders Amid Global Ties
A reflection on enduring friendship that spans nations and cultures. The piece honors connections that persist despite distance and difference, highlighting shared humanity, cooperation, and mutual support across the world.
Food for tots entering school and early habits
An article advising parents on children starting school and the impact on appetite and sleep. It discusses avoiding sweets, using dried fruit or stuffed dates as snacks, and developing good eating habits early. Practical tips include sugar-coated dates and honey toast, with guidance on gradual adaptation and parental tact.
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Hahyhodd
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