Another Man's Wife by Donna Ashworth
Lita Damson, famed dancer, chafes under her marriage to Jerry Lane in New York high society. She meets Ken Richards, a Southern dreamer who promises a quiet life away from the spotlight and declares love, while Ruth Eustace and a party swirl around them.
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Lita Damson
Erry Lane
New York
Jerry
Lita
Ruth Eustace
Ken Richards
Ken
Ella
Ruth
Awita
Jer
Darling
Ex-Warden Lawes Retires From Sing Sing After Fifty Years
OSSINING N Y July 7 On a bleak winter day 21 years ago Lewis E Lawes became Sing Sing warden. Now at 57 he retires after 36 years in New York State prisons and 21 at Sing Sing. He resigns effective July 16 to begin pension and post retirement work writing and lecturing. During his tenure 36 750 prisoners passed through Sing Sing with only two violent escapes.
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Hudson River
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
New York State
Sing Sing
John A. Lyons
State Commissioner of Correction
Draft Volunteer Sought In Killing
In Oklahoma a 20 year old draft volunteer who fled army duty is being hunted after a gun duel fatally wounded Deputy Sheriff George Flute during a disturbance at Flute Springs near Stilwell. Flute died after being shot in the abdomen chest and hand as he tried to arrest the man who escaped into the Cookson hills.
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Stilwell
Cookson Hills
George Flute
Flute
Flute Springs
Here
Mack Bean
Fort Bliss
Tex
FBI Mobilizes Local Police For National Defense Drive
J Edgar Hoover says FBI will spend 16 million dollars next year for crime prevention and defense work. The plan coordinates federal state and local police, trains 8,000 chiefs, 150,000 John Laws, and builds local defense mobilization through quarterly conferences and regional schools.
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National Defense Police Force
Peter Edson
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Defense
FBI Technical Laboratory
FBI Mobilization For National Defense
Bureau
Carroon Family Tragedy Shocks Oklahoma Driver
In a crash on Highway 66 near San Antonio Harold Carroon, 37, and wife, 32, die. Their son Richard, 6, mourns a lost pet fox terrier while unaware his parents are dead. He is hospitalized with back injuries and will return to Shelbyville, Illinois for funeral services. A San Antonio neighbor, Mrs. Kingsley F Poor, is seriously injured, and her husband is less seriously hurt.
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Tex
Richard Carroon
Harold Carroon
Tulsa
Okla
Here
Richard
Shelbyville
Carroon
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Rroon
Kingsley F. Poor
Harlandale
Record Made With Tanker Construction
Chester, Pa July 7. The Atlantic Refining tanker W. C. Yeager, 19 205 tons, is launched marking a war emergency built tankers program. Built at Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock, it ships from Philadelphia to Texas ports to ease eastern oil shortages. It is the sixth large tanker Atlantic has completed in three years with 154 761 barrels capacity. Sun plans 70 new tankers this year and next as 50 tankers are pooled for Great Britain. An official warned no shortage unless fleet is reduced.
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Chester
Atlantic Refining Company
W. C. Yeager
Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Philadelphia
Texas
Atlantic Company
Atlantic
Sun Shipbuilding
Great Britain
Sunflowers Carried Into Kansas on Santa Fe Trail
Seed carrying sunflowers rode eastbound wagons along the old Santa Fe Trail bound for Kansas. Muddy wheels marked the journey as travelers moved seeds and plants into new lands.
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Kansas
Five County Officials Start New Terms
Five county officials began new terms Monday. Re-elected commissioners George Collins Ross Morris and Elmer Chandler were sworn in by County Judge Hoyt Driskill. Also starting new terms were County Treasurer Sam Dew and County Superintendent Ray Stegall. The commission named W. F. Morriss chairman in its first meeting.
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George Collins
Ross Morris
Elmer Chandler
Hoyt Driskill
Sam Dew
Ray Stegall
W. F
Morriss
Stimson Urges Tougher Laws On Import Duties
Secretary Stimson urged Congress to authorize the treasury to remove import duties on any article certified as useful for national defense. Opponents argue the plan could give the administration a free hand to alter tariffs at will. The proposal says duties may be waived on goods imported by government departments or agencies, raising concerns of broad treasury control over tariffs.
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Washington
Stimson
Congress
The
Treasury
Desert ace hides under Arab disguise to evade Germans
A 22-year-old South African Tomahawk pilot, shot down near Cyrenaica, escaped German patrols by disguising himself as a veiled Arab woman with a camel. He trekked 100 miles across the Western Desert, hiding for six days at a waterhole before rejoining his squadron, earning a rousing welcome as the “glamour queen of the desert.”
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Godfrey H. P. Anderson
RAF
Western Desert
Desert
Johannesburg
Cyrenaica
Soldier Charged In Slaying In Texas
Wichita Falls Texas July 7 Paul Wells 38 held on murder charge after Harry A Glenn shot to death while confronting a prowler in shrubbery Wells claimed Fort Sill staff sergeant status Tulsa resident and wife and child at Lawton Glenn chief clerk for Continental Oil Company was shot as a gunman looted a nearby home A chase followed with Wells wounded in the ankle and Johnson linked to the robbery and slaying in a later statement. Authorities say a separate petroleum consumption figure is noted.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Paul Wells
Harry A. Glenn
Wells
Fort Sill
Okla
Tulsa
Lawton
Glenn
Continental Oil Company
E. F. Hall
Houston
Hall
Lillian
Nina Carlton
Amarillo
Miss Hall
Z. D. Allen
C. G. Johnson
Johnson
Ed McDonald
Oldest Oil Fields Revived In Pennsylvania For War Output
Bradford Pennsylvania reports a revival of its ancient oil fields as war demand boosts prices from 1.68 to 2.75 dollars per barrel. Old wells are cleaned, new wells drilled, and repressuring in the Bradford area lifts daily output to 38 081 barrels, half of Pennsylvania’s total 74 100 barrel daily production across several states.
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Bradford
Pennsylvania
New Pennsylvania Oil Com
New York
West Virginia
Ohio
Lightning Tragedy Hits Mexican Theater Kill Count Rises
In Guadalajara on July 7 a lightning strike triggered a panic as 2,000 people packed into a crowded motion picture theater. The building caught fire and collapsed, leaving at least 85 dead and 11 seriously injured. Fire and rescue crews battled the blaze and the casualty toll grew.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
City Theater Tragedy Strikes During Severe Storm
A violent wind and rainstorm caused a theater disaster as firemen police and soldiers helped move bodies to the city morgue. Thousands of anxious residents flooded the morgue seeking missing relatives while some families were reported to have perished. The lights failed before a lightning strike near the stage triggered a panic sending balcony patrons to the floor.
Catholics in Germany protest restraints on faith
A pastoral letter by the Catholic bishops of greater Germany protests restraints on free expression of faith and church life. It declares that the existence of Christianity in Germany is at stake and warns that forces seek to dissolve the union between Christ and the German people.
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Berlin
Catholic Bishops of
Greater Germany
Germany
England Counts 95 Thousand Plus High Earners
England has 95 750 people earning more than 10 000 dollars annually. The figure highlights income distribution and economic strata within the country.
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England
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