O King Live Forever Howard King Wins Tucson Derby
Young Howard King aged 12 wins the Tucson city championship Soap Box Derby. He weighs 70 pounds during racing and follows a precise, disciplined approach, narrowly finishing along West Congress street course. The crowd lauds his modest confidence as a sign of future triumphs. Pa King proudly notes surprise at his son’s victory.
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Why shoes fail to alter a woman's appeal in simple truth
A columnist argues that a woman's attractiveness remains unchanged by footwear from glass slippers to work boots. He notes even unclad feet fascinate, dismissing shoe fashion as a mere delusion while humorously contrasting romantic gaze with practical habit and ending with a quip about armament production and finals in a quirky, period voice.
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Lochinvar
Senator Clark’s Speech Sparks Anti Nazi Debate in Nation
An Idaho senator’s remarks on the Good Neighbor policy spark sharp criticism and fears of Nazi influence. Editor warns that irony misused in foreign relations risks undermining trust with Latin American neighbors and could fuel Goebbels propaganda.
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D. Worth Clark
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Wheeler
Editorial Roundtable on Tax Policy and Painless Rates
Opinion pieces discuss motor vehicle fuel tax popularity and proposed federal increases, questioning impact on state and local taxes in Arizona. Snippets refer to humor columns and pithy quotes from various papers, including Detroit News and St. Louis Star-Times.
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Keep Your Shirt On A Motto For Our Times
A Washington piece argues the nation has faced repeated mass manias from war to stock markets and land booms. The author urges public discourse to stay calm and ends with a call to open every public meeting with Keep Your Shirt On.
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Food shipments spur lend lease to Britain via ships and provisions
Washington report shows food freight complements arms in lend lease to Britain. Dehydrated and concentrated foods travel with munitions as ship space shifts from bulk grains. Lists detail pounds of cheese corn starch frozen eggs dried eggs canned fish soup soy beans and other staples.
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The News Behind The News Why For Fishes As Nippon Swaggers
Washington dispatch critiques Japan’s wartime math and Roosevelts travel. notes Japanese divisions 57 organized with 1,000,000 men, 250,000 more called up. claims Malaysia conquest requires vast forces and coordinated air and sea power.
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Baer coins new words Hashienda Alma Mammy catch on fast
Arthur Baer recalls coining Hashienda from hacienda and hash and notes quick uptake in columns. He compares it with Alma Mammy and describes how fast terms enter dictionaries once popularized by sports writers.
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