Sheila Leaves Buenos Aires for Home and a New Start
Sheila plans to sail home after a tense pull between Raoul and Jim. She weighs marriage to Raoul, resists his control, and accepts Jim’s quiet sacrifice as she discovers her own longing for America. On the ship, Raoul sends flowers while Jim chooses companionship elsewhere, leaving Sheila torn between two men as the voyage begins.
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Sheila
Raoul
Argentina
Pereson
Buenos Aires
Jim
Helen
Olive
Eric Wainwright
Mr. Wainwright
Senorita
Mildred
San Francisco
Aduana
la Plata
Milwaukee
Sheila Clayton
The Americas March Together
The Globe News editorial argues the Havana Act unites 21 American nations against external coercion, praising U S restraint and urging continued Pan American solidarity to defend the hemisphere and trade on equal terms. It notes potential pressure from totalitarians and calls for bipartisan support and commitment to Pan Americanism.
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Havana
New World
United States
South America
Europe
League of Nations
Leopoldo Melo
Americas
State Department
Sleeplessness Won't Stop Success In Untermeyer Life
A profile of Samuel Untermeyer born in Lynchburg Virginia who suffered asthma and sleeplessness yet became a renowned international lawyer. He studied at City College New York while awake at night, rose to prominence by age 21, earned major fees including a million dollars for William Fox, and lived to 81. Psychologists note sleep is not vital but advise not to worry about sleepless nights.
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Lynchburg
Samuel Untermeyer
City College
New York
Court of Appeals
William Fox
Untermeyer
Mr. Untermeyer
New auto extras push safety and speed on highway
W H Wilson surveys new car accessories from tire refills and external jacks to Tire-O Scope tire diagnosis. Nylon windshield glass promises shatterproof safety. Battery gauges and stronger battery designs may render some gauges unnecessary. Polonium spark plugs claim quicker starts and better mileage. Telaspeed signs warn of curves with magnetic detectors. Tiny English dwarf cars intrigue readers.
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W. H. Wilson
Canadian Northwest
England
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
Crossword style list of word clues including horizontal entries such as 1 Beautiful Indian mausoleum and 12 Capuchin monkey along with vertical clues like 2 Toward sea and 3 Bony lower end of face, forming a dense puzzle grid.
Quotes on libel treason and future disasters
A compilation of remarks from George Creel and Dr. James Gilkey. Creel questions government protection against treason in a free press while Gilkey minimizes future disaster concerns.
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George Creel
Manners Quiz on Hotel Etiquette and Table Seating
Answers cover valet laundry notification and servidors, possible room service charges, tipping when items are returned pressed, inviting unknown guests to dances, and proper table seating for a guest of honor. The guide suggests: notify if needed, expect some room service charges, tipping is common but not mandatory, yes to inviting a guest with limits, and do not interrupt a single dancing partner.
De Gaulle The Man Who Didn't Quit Leads Free French Hope
Quentin Reynolds profiles General Charles de Gaulle as the steadfast leader of free Frenchmen. He argues de Gaulle warned of 1930s failures, urged mechanization and coordinated allied effort, and inspires desperate French officers and civilians seeking liberty against a puppet Bordeaux regime.
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de Gaulle
General Staff
Orly de Gaulle
Gamelin
Germany
Vers
l'Armee de Metier
Hanss Guderian
Reich
Guderian
France
Abbeville
St. Stephens House
Victoria Embankment
Bordeaux
Cambrai
America
Tabouis Predicts Hitler Setbacks and French Uprising
International columnist Mme Genevieve Tabouis delivers a cautious forecast: Hitler will not launch a major attack on England, England will resist, and Russia may pivot toward the United States after a turning point. She also warns of French famine and rising unrest by spring, while noting fashion shifts toward pompadour hats and front hairlines.
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Genevieve Tabouis
United States
Woma
Paris Loeurre
Hitler
England
France
Russia
Mme. Tab
Germany
Petain
Dresden
Adolf
America
Soviets
Tabouis
Cassandra
Englan
How Did U. S. Grow Territorial Gains
Puzzle asks to fill in blanks on U S territorial acquisitions. Items include the Texas annexation area touching parts of Kansas and Colorado. Alaska ceded for 7.2 million dollars. Florida purchase distance from a missing location. Louisiana Purchase completed in a year for a labeled price. Hawaii annexation formal date.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Colorado
Alaska
Florida Purchase
Louisiana Purchase
Republic of Hawaii
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Na Telephones
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Minnesota
Philip Murray
Dale Carnegie
Waller
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Gold Standard
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Riverside Church
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