Censorship rules flawed say naval columnists
Henry McLemore critiques Navy censorship in a spirited column. He argues that ships and crews are visible and information will leak through human observation and chatter. He cites experiences in Norfolk and Halifax to illustrate practical gaps in supposedly tight controls.
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Burning Ship mystery fuels a love triangle at St Ives
Abel Brown, a boat builder in St Ives, confronts a tangle of passions as Gaye Fontaine, Paul McEwen’s wife, returns with manipulation. Crispin Dean loves Abel but faces threat from Gaye, who wields influence over Allan Brown’s future. Abel contemplates loss of his hard won life.
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Wallace
Gage
Gave
Montreal
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Seabright
Gaye McEwen
Venus
New York
East Side
Mr. Abel Brown
Sailor
Brandon Phare
Love and Betrayal on a Yacht Trail
Abel Brown confronts Gage and Crispin as a bitter triangle unfolds over love and secrecy. Gage hides her feelings while Arthur Brand battles a past filled with loss and danger. The scene shifts from tension to a car ride where uneasy flirtation turns toward confession.
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Abel Brown
Bede Wallace
Justice Douglas and the courtroom clock tale
A courtroom anecdote centers on John W. Davis asking the court for more time and Chief Justice Hughes offering his pocket watch saying there is one minute left. Davis then quips that he will present that minute to the court, a moment framed as a humorous clash over time.
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John W. Davis
New York
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Crimea Back in News as Scene of Violence and Peace
The Crimea, long isolated, resurfaces in a discussion of its strategic value to the Soviet Union. The coast offers a vacation region and cultural hopes for new Russia, while the interior's harsh winters and barren plains contrast with the coast's milder climate and resources such as wine and wheat. The piece recalls the 1854 56 Crimean War and Florence Nightingale's nursing reforms, noting her lasting legacy and a British monument in London.
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Red
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Scutari
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Longfellow
Look Portrait: Leslie Hope Rise From Vaudeville to Hollywood
Babe born Leslie Townes Hope in London in 1904 grew up in Cleveland after his family moved here. He built a career from boxing and dancing to vaudeville ad lib comedy and radio success. Now a top Hollywood star, his radio program earns about $6 000 weekly and he nets over $100 000 per Paramount film plus tour earnings.
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Leslie Townes Hope
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Washington off the Record on Washingtons lovelorn shift
Lucrece Hudgins profiles a city where women outnumber men by 31000 and marriage rates surge. Government workers like Janet S and Marguerite K recount loneliness, high living costs, and scarce partners as thousands of hopeful women arrive seeking fortune and romance in the nation’s capital.
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Marguerite K
Treasury Department
Lorraine H
Veterans’ Administration
Lorraine
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