Joyce Takes Over A Murder Mystery In Ward Allen Case
Joyce resolves to help investigate Perry Clarke's murder as Ward Allen faces scrutiny in protective custody. Delia Stewart and Lt Bacon press for answers while O Conner from the District Attorney's office questions the gun found tossed in a trash can and the bonds tied to Clarke.
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Joyce
Murdock
Hester's
Ward Allen
Hooster Kent
Hester
Delia
Perry Clarke
Clarke
Loretta
Stewart
Ward
Dean
Lieutenant Bacon
Bacon
O'Conner
District Attorney's Office
Thorndike
Eaton
Mr. Thorndike
Mr. Allen
Delia Stewart
Dee
Ward = Allen
Allen
Commonwealth
Regent
Parity wages debate rages over wartime freezes
Labor leaders clash with President Roosevelt over wage and price controls as the War Labor Board sets a 15 percent cost of living rise for eight million workers. Critics warn parity wages will fuel inflation and trigger a broader price-wage spiral ahead of the November elections.
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Roosevelt
OUR Transit Pump & Machine
Works
Oil City
Washington
Leon Henderson
War Labor Board
Little Steel
Ernest Weir
U.S. Conciliation Service
John R. Steelman
Ma Perkins
Murray and Green
WLB
Mr. Henderson
Henderson
Congress
Waith
Steelman
Bernard Baruch
The Second Front Case for France by Fletcher Pratt
Military expert Fletcher Pratt argues a northern France invasion is feasible with strong air cover and force. He assesses coast benefits from Dunkirk to Brittany, German defenses, and the risks of a summer landings while noting timing and force requirements.
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Fletcher Pratt
Europe
England
Brittany
Cotentin
Chebourg
Germany
United Nations
Russia
France
Hitler
Holland
Dout
Valencien
Paris
Orleans
Ukraine
Urals
Caucasus
Jingle Jangle Jingle sparks a hit and big earnings
Paramount executives hurried a tune into Forest Rangers and Joe Lilley Frank Loesser crafted Jingle Jangle Jingle. The Merry Macs recorded it for Decca and Kay Kyser’s version sold 250000 in a month. Total sales may top a million with sheet music near 350000.
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Paramount
Forest Rangers
Joe Lilley
Frank Loesser
McMichael Brothers
Merry Macs
Decca
Lilley
Loesser
Merry Mac
Lillie Belle
Mary Ann
Sally Jane
Bessie Lou
Kay Kyser
Columbia
Famous Music
Rodent Plagues Span Countries in Timely Study
Time covers Charles Elton of Oxford University and his book Voles Mice and Lemmings detailing periodic rodent outbreaks. Examples include 28,000 poisoned mice in Australia, 544 tons killed in five months in a village, and massive swarms across California, Norway, France, and Germany over decades.
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Elton
Atlantis
Baltic
Arctic
U. S
New York State
Norway
India
Europe
Africa
California
Trondheim
France
Germany
Charles Elton
Oxford University
Oxford
Father Divine relocates to Philadelphia after Harlem exit
The religious figure known as Father Divine withdraws from New York City and moves to a brownstone in Philadelphia. His followers hail him as God and continue to celebrate with lavish banquets while his movement faces internal disputes and ongoing litigation.
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New York City
Father Divine
God
Harlem
Philadelphia
South Broad Street
New York
George Baker
Boy Gives Up Hawk Crow After Ice Cream Capers
In Bergenfield New Jersey a 16 year old traded his hawk for a crow named Gipsy. The crow dove at ice cream and muffins, causing minor scratches before an ASPCA agent intervened. Bobby chose to release the crow in the woods.
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Bergenfield
N. J
Bobby Gilles
Gipsy
Bobby
Health of World War I Denture Veterans and Racial Chick Studies
The article cites historical figures like George Washington and Napoleon with health issues to challenge claims about fit ins. it also references Zeitschrift fur Psychologieal Physiologie and a study on Nordic versus Mediterranean chicks linking physical traits to broader human typologies. it argues race differences reflect rural versus cultural factors rather than biology.
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Histor
Georg Washington
General. S. Grant
Julius Caesar
Bismarck
Wellington
Napoleon
Horatio Nelson
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hitler
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Police Headquarters
Chapter
Paul Mallon
Newsweek
NEW Yorker Notes
Talk of the Town
New Yorker
Shangri-La
United States Hydrographic Office
Oklahoma
United States
Hydrographic Office
Lee
Mass
Wilhelmina
Time
New York Times
Cedric Adams
Minneapolis Star-Journal
Zeitschrift Fur Psychologieal Physiologie
Berlin
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