Unfair to Love Ends with Kathleen’s Turmoil
Kathleen Vaughan confronts romantic tension as Joe Neely clashes with Paul Pennell over a theatre scene. The fallout includes Joe's bold rescue attempt gone wrong, a staged public confrontation, and Kathleen’s strained relation with Joe after accusations of sabotage and jealousy. Kathleen fears a romantic future while Uncle Frank and Ruby hint at elopement rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Pennell
Kathleen
Mrs. Pennell
Paul
Frank
Ducky
Ruby
Joe
Katheleen
Uncle Frank
Mr. Frank
Paul Pennell
Vaughan House
Pennell
Linville Gazette
Joe Neely
Lizzie
Fred DeMille
Katheen
Fred
Linville
Ruby Howard
Kathleen Fred
Whiskey after the war and whisky shortages warn of aging stock risk
TEI News reports on the impact of war production on the distilling industry. Officials expect no whisky shortage domestically for four to five years and ample British whisky, but aging stock challenges threaten quality, especially for Scotch and Irish varieties. Undersecretary Patterson warns no easy Versailles treaty if losses occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Patterson
Axis terror and labor drafts loom in occupied Europe
Reports from Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish press describe executions for sabotage and rumor spreading, Nazi control over justice, and preparations to mobilize hundreds of thousands of European workers for Germany. Dutch workers are being sent to Germany as industries in occupied territories are shut down to serve Reich needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Cabinet
Dagens Nyheter
Lsten
Sweden
Norway
Quisling
Aftontidningen
R. Batrand
Terboven
Himmler
Olaf Ferman
Oslo
Ferman
Germany
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Rothenburger
German Justice
Fuehrer
Europe
Amsterdam
Hitler
Occupied Territories
Reich
JAP ARMS GOOD
Examination of war materiel captured in the Solomons shows Japanese weapons equal or superior in design and quality to Allied arms. Firearms, flame throwers, machine guns, and even radio tube packaging demonstrate high craftsmanship and advanced engineering across multiple models and nations aiding Japan’s war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Miller
Solomon Islands
U.P
Solomons
United Nations
Rising Sun Empire
Tenaru
Japan
Gavutu
Broadway and War Fueled Race Gambling Panic in New York
Mayor LaGuardia denounces race betting as newspapers and radio hype the craze. Officials fear bookies thrive as crowds flood tracks and women join the surge. Times Square darkens as wartime gloom widens across Broadway and Pennsylvania Hotel broadcasts urge lights out. Enlisted men salute WAAC and WAVE officers amid the new wartime protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welizzard
New York
LaGuardia
Washington
Narragansett
Belmont
Hawthorne
Havre de Grace
Aqueduct
Detroit
East
Chicago
Broadway
Times Square
mid-Manhattan
Pennsylvania Hotel
WAAC
Pilot recalls Lae Salamaua raid and Navy Cross honor
Lieut Mark Twain Whittier of Rice Lake Wisconsin describes his dive bombing run against ships off Lae and Salamaua New Guinea. He details close air engagement and the moment he earned the Navy Cross and returned to Corpus Christi to train fliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain Whittier
Rice Lake
Wis
New Guinea
Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Tex
uPi
Lae
Salamaua
Huon Gulf
Goats and Girls Build a Virginia Farm Dream
Two women from Barnard and the University of Delaware transform a rented Virginia cottage and fifty acres into Unterwalden farm. They raise 70 Saanen goats from 400 they charted, milk them for markets and hospitals, and manage dairy, gardens, and records with methodical ambition. Their story blends science, self reliance, and rural pioneering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Piny Woods
Unterwalden
Union
Cara
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Marion
Wilmington
Delaware
Barnard College
University of Delaware
Sorbonne
Paris
Barnard
Ithaca
New York
Cornell University
Richmond
Virginia
Alexander Weddell
J. F. Fetter
Ohio
Unterwalden von Aare
Papa
Greece
Alexa
Supreme Court
Nie and
Rambler
Gether
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By Watkins E. Wright
Uncle Prank
Mr. Frank Vaughan
Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Eixth
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Asso
Ephones
TEI
BOM
Lord Fauntelroy
Oak Park
Junior
Chicago Times
Gulf
Saturday Evening Post
Sara Bulette
Marion Thompson Edwards
Cara Thatcher
Ficer
Kathleen C. Hunt
Women’s Auxiliary Air
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