Army Traditions and Camel Cigarettes Favorite Soldiers
The piece notes regimental insignia on uniforms and flags as part of U S Army tradition. It highlights Camel cigarettes as a favored item among soldiers based on service store sales. It mentions sending Camels to U S troops and sailors abroad, despite postage limits on overseas mail.
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A Hollywood Mystery Haunts Aunt Kitty Chatfield Case
In a tangled tale on the Hollywood scene, Elsa Chatfield, disinherited by Aunt Kitty, drives into town as Reed Barton recalls the Chatfield legacy and a morphine death. Detective Huntoon Rogers probes motive while friends discuss mercy, money, and a long shadow over the family.
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Mitty Chatfield
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Barry
Elsa Chatfeld
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Beem
Huntoon Rogers
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Miss Chatfield
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Mr. Barton
Shylock
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Dwight
Batty Chatfield
Sam
Transfer 79585 Panholder Pattern Selections
Due to high demand and wartime delays several popular pattern numbers require longer filling times. Five panholder sets are offered in Transfer No 79585 featuring plump pink sorkers decorative flowers and prints for china protection and display. Price 15 cents. Send your order to:
Six presidents elected after initial defeats in U.S. history
Among 25 candidates who ran for president after an initial loss, only six achieved victory. The list includes John Adams in 1798, Thomas Jefferson in 1800, John Quincy Adams in 1824, Andrew Jackson in 1828, William Henry Harrison in 1840, and Grover Cleveland in 1892 for a second term.
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Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William H. Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Exiles' Contribution to Allied Forces Tallied
London based governments in exile report their total wartime contributions: about 450000 soldiers 27000 aviators 22000 seamen 240 naval vessels and around 2300 merchant ships.
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