Love and Jealousy Entangle Connie Pendleton and Two Suitors
Dr. Rush Conrad, a popular millionaire surgeon, woos hospital librarian Connie Pendleton while pilot Dick Laird returns, causing Connie to waver between engagement and flirtation. Amascot plan and lingering memories complicate love as Connie contemplates marriage to both men.
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Connie” Pendleton
Fran Bates
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Dr. Conrad
Richard Laird
Dick Laird
War Profits for Everybody in War Economy, Says Report
A Northwestern Life Insurance Family Economics Bureau report argues the war economy has raised living costs beyond average income since 1933, with a 13.01 gap at year start and a $4 widening between October and December. It notes job gains in aviation, shipbuilding, steel, and machinery as war boosts employment.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Opera For All The People At The Met
The Metropolitan Opera Association in New York faces a potential shutdown unless ordinary music lovers contribute about 1,000,000 dollars. A shift from endowments to public donations helps safeguard the Met, with outdoor opera success noted as proof of broad appeal. Statements from Joseph W. Martin Jr and Burton Wheeler comment on a wider political and cultural context.
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Metropolitan Opera Association of New York
Met
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Former U S A President Affray Ireland Great Lake
Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered items covering a wide range of definitions. The grid includes references to former presidents, places, measurements, and common terms, forming a complex word puzzle.
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U.S.A
Ireland
Great Lake
Shorty Finds Harmony In Savitt Orchestra
Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends author notes how Jan Savitt recruited a skilled saxophonist nicknamed Shorty for the Tophatters Orchestra at Hotel Lincoln New York. After hazing and tension, Savitt counseled the group to respect him for a week. Mutual respect dissolved friction, and Shorty softened his stance, growing popular in the band.
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Tophatters
Lincoln
New York
Savitt
Shorty
Kansas
Conflicted romance disrupts plans in Chapter Nineteen
Connie confesses to Fran that she no longer loves Rush and is in love with Dick the pilot. She realizes she flirted with affection and never felt real about marriage, acknowledging her sudden, troubling shift in feelings and uncertainty about the upcoming wedding.
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What will Connie do about Rush and Dick
Connie grapples with fear and shame after Rush kisses her and pressures her. Fran counsels patience as Connie anxiously awaits Dick's arrival and navigates Rush's probing demands while helping convalescents with Laura at the hospital.
The Next First Family She Might Dislike White House
A feature on Cordell Hull and his wife ignites speculation about the White House and Hull’s presidency. The piece blends personal notes on Hull’s long career from Tennessee to secretary of state with a portrait of his private life and the public’s distant interest.
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Washington
State Department
Cordell Hull
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Senate
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Cuba
Keeping Fit by Artie McGovern
Profile of diplomat Cordell Hull, his long career, marriage to Rose Frances Whitney, and disciplined routine. Includes his Pan American work, personal habits, and a sample breakfast lunch and dinner plan emphasizing regular meals and hydration. Copyright 1940, by The McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Deaths in 1939 list of notable Americans
A Revise: Actress 45 from In Old Chicago. baseball owner 54 in Eagle River Wisconsin. western fiction writer 64. traveler writer 39 lost at sea March. Chicago churchman 67 who helped elect a pope. Answers on Comic Page. Moon Mullins features follow with Tarzan and Ahtea threatening Janette.
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Eagle River
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