Tragedy at Sterling Mansion Deepens in Faith and Fear
Dr Bruce and the Bishop confront Felicia and Mrs Sterling as death, ruin, and a family secret unfold. Mr Sterling’s ruin leads to a fatal act, while Rose and Mrs Sterling perish in the shock and sorrow, exposing a web of debt, guilt, and spiritual reckoning.
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Dr. Bruce
Bishop
Sterling Mansion
Felicia
Mrs. Sterling
God of All Mercy
Bruce
Camilla Rolfe
Rose
Clara
Sterling
Phrase from a story about a man living beyond his means
Fragment describes a man whose household goods and carriage were bought with money earned without honest labor. The piece notes this is continued in the next installment.
International Group Helps Collaborators Escape Justice
Belgian and French police uncovered an international organization aiding former collaborators to flee to Spain or South America. Arrests spread across Lille Amiens Paris Toulouse Bayonne and Hendaye with more due soon.
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Brussels
Spain
South America
Lille
Amiens
Paris
Toulouse
Bayonne
Hendaye
Two soldiers discharged at Fort Sam Houston
Pfe Oliver Middleton of 812 West Sixteenth and Sgt William R Baker of 3905 Fountain Terrace were discharged from the Army yesterday at Fort Sam Houston.
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Fort Sam Houston
Pfe
Oliver Middleton
West Sixteenth
William R. Baker
Fountain Terrace
Arrivals on Both Coasts Reported by Associated Press
Four vessels carrying 3 300 service personnel arrive today in New York alongside 4 715 troops debarking at three Pacific Coast points. One ship with 465 war brides and children also due in New York. Ships listed include USS Lyons USS Santa Maria Henry Gibbins James F Rhodes A A Christianson at New York and PC 793 PC 1786 Marshal Victory Milford Victory at Seattle plus Thurston at San Francisco and President Hayes Refrigeration ship 553 from Oahu.
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New York
Pacific Coast
USS
Lyons
le Havre
Santa Maria
Henry Gibbins
Belfast
James F. Rhodes
Leghorn
A. A. Christianson
Southhampton
Seattle
Kodiak
Marshal Victory
Yokohama
Milford Victory
San Francisco
Thurston
Samar
President Hayes
Oahu
Quartermaster Officer Candidate School at Camp Lee
Prior to entering the service he was employed by the Soil Conservation Service.
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Camp Lee
The
Soil Conservation Service
Captain Thomas Duke Returns Home After Pacific Service
Captain Thomas W. Duke, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Duke of 1920 Buchanan, is home after twelve months on Guam and Iwo Jima. He entered service in October 1942 and was commissioned at the end of training.
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Thomas W. Duke
R. S. Duke
Buchanan
Guam
Iwo Jima
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Zale
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