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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
6
U Said It! Bill Fun Letter Riddle
A lighthearted quip features Bill asking which alphabet letter is merriest. Joe answers with U, claiming it is always in fun. The exchange plays on wordplay and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Joe
In This Corner Joe Faces Wife Remark
Comedians spar in a sports comedian exchange where Joe probes reports of a domestic dispute involving his wife. Bill recalls the incident with a sharp retort about emerging from hiding and calling him a worm.
Pardon My French Mabel Sings Verse Verve
Mabel asks Betty to sing with verve but Betty cannot name the verse. Tall Story Harry recounts a fall of fifty feet during a bus ride, yet he was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Verve
Betty
Harry
Jerry
Odd Dinner Table Banter Turns on Wine and Soup
A humorous exchange features a tourist worried about wine variety making him sick and a wine taster denying it unless wines are indifferent. Jones plans to complain about a damp plate while Smith hushes him, noting the soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Smith
Shush
No haircut in twenty years sparks quiet family talk
In a terse exchange, Johnny recalls his grandfather who avoided barbers for two decades. Jimmy remarks on appearance, calling him a queer looking duck, but Johnny defends him as simply bald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Jimmy
Head of the Class Teacher Correct the Sentence
It was I who spilled the ink. It was not me who spilled the ink.
Haunted House Chat Sparks Global Cold War Jokes
A light dialogue features two ghosts and a housekeeper bantering about life apart and political topics. The exchange includes mentions of Czechoslovakia and a friend named Harry, revealing a humorous, era hallmarked tone.
Political trend mocks crooner politicians and war names
A satirical column mocks crooner politicians like Jimmy Davis and famous singers shaping U S politics. It dismisses public leaders who rely on radio and songs over solid policy, then seguesto Nero Caligula and Nazi tyranny before noting a bomber name controversy.
Navy and Army Leaders Get Top War Roles in 1943 Spotlight
In 1917 a young Raymond Spruance rose through naval ranks and later commanded Pacific tasks in World War II. The profile praises his tactician's mind and leadership with Midway and Gilberts campaigns noted. It also highlights Mrs. George C. Marshall as a listening partner and Col. Ruth Streeter as Marine aviation’s rising officer and mother of four, shaping wartime roles for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW York
United States
Navy
Brook- Spruance
Easis
Pennsylvania
Fletcher
Midway
Spruance
Gilberts
Pacific
George C. Marshall
Army
Geo
C. Marshall
Italy
Marshall
Washington
Mansfield
Baltimore
Portia
Juliet
Rosalind
Ophelia
Alexander A. Vandegrift
Marine Corps
Women’s Reserve
Ruth Cheney Streeter
Missouri
Reserve
Marines
Morristown
N. J
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