Women Defense Workers Told To Use Tags In Rides
An editorial note cites Emily Post advising defense workers to tag or thumb rides only at public stops, limiting chatter and personal topics. The piece mocks wartime etiquette rules and jokes about tipping for tips to enemies, reflecting playful wartime sentiment.
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Carmencita Debuts as Bombs Hit Pacific Oil Plant
Mary Garthwaite and Porter confront fear and tragedy after three guards die and two gasoline tanks burn when saboteurs strike the Pacific Oil Company plant. Amid panic Mary helps at Emergency Headquarters while Porter reports the total loss of his office and tanks.
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Mary Garthwaite
Carmencita de la Vega
Porter
Carmencita
Lloyd
Forum
Mary
Pacific Oil Company
Auditorium Theater
Santa
Pacific Oil
Road of compromise in a tense domestic drama
Mary rails at Porter over wartime losses and greed while Dan departs for San Francisco. The confrontation ends with Mary realizing she loves Dan as Porter returns early, suggesting a renewed, tense path forward in their strained marriage.
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Dan
Mary
Linda
San Francisco
Porter
Port
Balkan factions feuding in Yugoslavia split by Allied stance
The text describes a split between two anti German groups in Yugoslavia the Mikhailovitch army recognized by the Yugoslav refugee government in exile and the Parti sans led by Communists. It warns that Soviet influence fuels fratricidal guerrilla conflict to serve Moscow interests.
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Jugoslavia
Mikhailovitch
United Nations
Russia
Moscow
Reform bid by Rayburn faces back-home doubts
In Washington Rayburn leads a Democratic push to purge the administration of bureaucrats, while Texas and Oklahoma lawmakers express private and public concern. The piece contrasts Roosevelt's conciliatory wartime stance with ongoing party struggle and hints at postwar policy aims and leadership dynamics.
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Washington
Rayburn
Texas
Congress
Southwest
Oklahoma
Josh Lee
Roosevelt
Speech of a Great War Leader
Dorothy Thompson reviews the President's address to Congress on the state of the union. It praises the war effort, notes confidence derived from private enterprise, and calls for a postwar plan with full employment and universal insurance while avoiding firm prophesies on peace.
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Dorothy Thompson
Congress
State of the Union
Thompson
Manners for Handling Telephone Etiquette
Answers to five questions on telephone courtesy. It covers answering promptly, taking messages when needed, speaking clearly, restricting young children from answering, and brief talks with busy persons. A recommended action when unsure of a number is to check the directory before calling.
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Germans Abandoning Spoils In East As Red Army Advances
German command signals a retreat in the Caucasus and a reduced claim on last summer’s Russian gains. Zhukov’s columns rout or outpace German forces, while fresh Russian troops with lend lease aid push toward Rostov and Caspian routes. American tanks and air support may be aiding raids into Kuban fronts.
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Caucasus
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Black Sea
Caspian Sea
United States
Africa
Indian Ocean
Iran
Krasnodar
Ladies in the Legislature
Austin report profiles four women in the 48th Texas Legislature Miss Elizabeth Sutter Winnsboro lawyer Miss Rae Files Waxahachie teacher Mrs Neveille Colson Navasota former principal and Mrs Florence Fenley Uvalde cattlewoman and author of Old Timers The article notes Fenley horseback travel to sessions and her status as first graduate of Texas State College for Women elected to the legislature with two of her children accompanying her and three in the armed forces Sutter is the only woman attorney in her county Files is a history teacher Colson chairs a subcommittee on eleemosynary buildings and institutions and treats war problems as a priority.
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International Cowboys Association of America
Elizabeth Sutter
Winnsboro
Rae Files
Waxahachie
Neveille Colson
Navasota
Florence Fenley
Uvalde
Cowboys
Fenley
Cattleman
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Old Trail Drivers’ Association
International Cowboys’ Association of America
Texas State College
Denton
Suiter
Miss Files
Waxahachie High School
Ellis County
Colson
Joint Legislative Interim Committee
Quotations and Scripture Passages Collected
A compact fragment lists religious quotes from Colossians Juvenal Sumner James Rousseau and Peter Exodus and Gay. It blends moral exhortations about patience anger mercy and divine watchfulness with poetic lines and brief citations.
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