Fran Believes Love Will Rob Her of Her Roommate
Connie, a hospital librarian with a hidden past, meets Dr. Rush Conrad on his return to the hospital. Fran, Connie’s roommate, notes Conrad is a popular surgeon and a bachelor. Connie recalls a solitary upbringing, rebuilding a life in New York as Connie Pendleton while sharing a tiny third floor apartment with Fran.
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Connie” Pendleton
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Fran Bates
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England
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Tiwe
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Constance Pendleton
Mother
New York
Dr. Conrad
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Elim
Bermuda
Pan-American Airwas
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Azores
Cracking the Wilderness Rescue Aboard the Line
Johnny Running Horse leads a border rescue after locating Steve Carleton during a northern winter. The expedition arrives by car and airliner with media crew and a mink clad woman joining the effort, while Johnny recalls past fame and plans to tell Susie.
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Susie
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Fort Francis
Tom Denton
Steve Carleton
Carleton
Steve
Defending America amid warnings of wartime readiness
Admiral Stark urged immediate passage of the Vinson expansion bill to fund naval growth. The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics warned of threats from bombing planes, while officials urged balance between defense spending and peacetime needs.
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Turkey
Congress
Harold R. Stark
House Committee On Naval Affairs
United States
Stark
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Atlantic
America
Finland
Russia
Tennis Ace Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical
A cryptic crossword style grid lists clues for a tennis ace theme with across and down entries. Answers include sport terms and common words, matching hints like king of Bashan and long noted positions, designed for brain teaser solving.
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King of Bashan
Garrison Town
The Orange Juice King Frank Bireley Found Success Through Drive
Dale Carnegie recounts Frank Bireley who left college to work his way through by making orange juice. He learned the business, built a better squeezer, and grew to become a leading buyer of oranges and an orange juice producer. His rise highlights three core principles: produce the best, master the business, and innovate.
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California
Frank B. Bireley
Leland Stanford
Palo Alto
Cranium Crackers Expressive Word Quiz
Cranium Crackers presents a vocabulary quiz with multiple choice definitions for words like Voodoo Dodo Hoodoo Doodle and Foozle. Readers select the correct meaning and check answers on the comic page.
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Ku Klux Klan
Mail Seizure Row and Diplomatic Strains Highlighted
Washington dispatch notes Hull faces British objections over mail seizure while denying a deep rift with London. Berle wary of British motives and U.S. readiness for war production is questioned. Also reports progress on St Lawrence treaty and Borah's posthumous political focus amid neutral nations' war stance.
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Washington
Hull
London
State Department
United States
Walter Hines Page
Keeping Fit by Artie McGovern
A double portrait of two family members with opposite bodies explains weight control. The fat type gains weight from eating but lacks energy burn, while the thin type stays slim through constant nervous activity. Both need tailored lifestyle changes to gain or conserve weight.
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Thin
Mr. Thin
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