Fragmentary Crime Scene Dialogue Turns Odd
A reader note describes a scene where a hand touches woodwork behind a sign and a sharp retort follows. The brief excerpt hints at a tense exchange with a perceptive woman noting the lack of water exposure and questioning the other party’s habits.
News and Business Departments Circulation Update
A fragmented clipping lists departments including News and Business, with scattered text about circulation. The readable portion hints at internal department movements or notices but provides no clear event, date, or entity details.
False fronts of patriotism cited in wartime letter
The piece denounces loud but hollow demonstrations of loyalty, cites Defense Stamp redemptions, and urges steadfast, practical patriotism. It laments wasteful printing and calls for a moral building code to curb false fronts while urging support for the war effort.
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Washington
Sunshine Patriots
Lincoln
Patriots
Hermann Goerne
Cleveland Post Office
Uncle Sam
General MacArthur
Admiral Nimitz
Pearl Harbor
Treasury Department
Redeemers
Treasury
Third Republic
Adolf Hitler
Vichy
Berlin
Laval
Blom
Daladier
Welliver
MacArthur Rivalry Recalled From West Point Years
The piece traces Douglas MacArthur s rise from West Point classmate of Ulysses Grant to Army chief of staff in 1930. It notes their shared entry year, the mother s maneuvering to boost her son, and the later gap in their careers and fame.
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Dorothy Lamour
Madeleine Carroll
Mary Martin
Paulette Goddard
Mr. Davies
Ace
Miss Goddard
Hollywood
Pica
America
Germany
East Front
Bastoy
Gereman
Oslo Aftenposten
Oslo
Germi
Olav Tommesen
Tidens Tegn
Elisabeth Spockeli
Norway
Bergen
East
Douglas MaceArthur
Philipines
Arthur MacArthur
West
Missionary Ridge
Philippines
MacArthur
MacArthurs
U. S. Grants
West Point
Ulysses S. Grant
Academy
Frederick D. Grant
Ulysses Hi
Douglas
yAs
Douglas Mary Arthur
Ulysses Grant
Mary MacArthur
Army
Grant
District of Columbia
Engineers
Cracker Charity War FAQ Teases Scrap Drive Questions
Quiz asks which metal hardens steel and which state yields most lead and zinc. It inquires which is hardest among diamond iron and lignite, whether bauxite makes aluminum brass or cardboard, and which Pacific islands cut off tin imports. It adds a South American tin producer and promises answers on the next page.
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West Virginia
Missouri
Arizona
Pacific Islands
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Nancy Vance
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Panama
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W. L. Batt
WPA
J. J. Newman
B. J. Goodrich Co
Justice Roberts
U. S. Supreme Court
Mark L. Entors
New York State College of Home Economics
U. S
Mom Baumer
Here Self
Tame Bay
Jane Ann Judson
Tambay Plantation
Tambay Bend
O. K
Tambay
Erastus
Ollie
Nellie
Jane Ann
Busines
Moni Baumer
Welliver University
Union
Brandon
Leverton
Wulsey Stone
Tory Seth Way
Weilnity University
House of David
James Davies
Paramount Studios
Your Life Magazine
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Royal
Quisling
Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Liberty Magazine