Chapter Twenty at the Pari-Mutuel Windows Feature
Reporter May Christie describes a dwarf-like figure attempting to handle a large animal at the pari-mutuel windows. The text cites staff roles including GENE HOWE as President and Publisher and JOHN MCCARTY as Associate Publisher, along with telephones for departments.
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Gene | Howe
JOHN_McCARTY
Race crooked stingaree scandal haunts Hialeah paddock
Ann suspects Hank Bruger and jockey Steve bribed Stingaree's jockey after a dramatic horse race. Hank warns her to stay quiet as Jim confronts Hank, while Willard and Lotus eye the fallout. Ann plans to report the scheme but fears damaging her reputation and Jim's trust. The mystery deepens as Stingaree falters and Hank disappears.
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Jim
Hank Bruger
Ann
Hank
Mr. Willard
Stingaree
Julia
Vince
Upton
Hialeah Park
Steve
Willard
Avery Willard
Roger Upton
Lotus
Roger T. Upton
Jinky
Hanks
Grandstand
Jim Brent
Crook
Race Ground
Key West
Cuba
States
America
British quirks and grit in wartime life and work
The piece examines British habits from boxing away boxes to paper waste and formality in dining and service. It contrasts British caution, improvisation, endurance, and humor with American pace, praising resilience and wartime efficiency despite inefficiencies in daily life.
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France
Germany
Hitler
Whitehall
General Post Office
Armed Services
Cologne
Public funds for soldiers wives debated in Gallup poll
A Gallup Poll study from Princeton finds the public would allot $40 a month for a wife with no children and $15 per child, with variations by family size. Results show a wife with one child could receive up to $55, while a three child family could reach $85, affecting support for the pending legislative bill.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
United States
Gallup
Senate
Canada
U. S
Carly Wharton and Martin Gabel Rise in Broadway Producing
Carly Wharton and Martin Gabel form a high achieving Broadway duo launched four years ago with $100,000 raised by Wharton. They produced Medicine Show Charley's Aunt Life With Father and Cafe Crown marking a string of successes. Wharton prefers the technical and financial side over acting while Gabel rose from Mercury Theatre to leading radio and stage projects.
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Carly Wharton
Broadway
Martin Gabel
Wharton and Gabel
Cassius
Julius Caesar
Gabel
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Mercury
Danston
Thoughts on Mercy and Obedience Across Texts
A compact meditation compiling quotes on obedience mercy and truth from George MacDonald Luke 6 36 and John 3 20 with Cowper insights. The verses reinforce mercy as a guiding principle and warn against avoiding light when deeds are evil.
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John
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