Island battle over ancestral estate and a tense romance
Karen Waterson pursues a claim to the Alakea island estate once controlled by the Waterson family, with Dick Wayne in pursuit of truth after James Wayne’s death. Amid whispers of betrayal and a looming courtroom fight, Dick presses Karen about love and loyalties as John Colt guides the legal fight.
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Karen Water
John Colt Ingg
Garrett Waterson
Honolulu
Anne
Alakoa
Richard Wayne
Ponga Dick
Wayne
Waac
Karen
Doris
Lilua
Mayul
John Colt
Dick Wayne
Tonga Dick
Alakea
James Wayne
Shimazu
Karen Waterson
Dr. Shimazu
Charles Wong
Holokai
Tonga
St the Lee Porthaese
Veearen
Claim and resolve in a sea bound chapter
Karen asserts no intent to marry John Colt and vows to let the court decide her claim. Tonya Dick recounts James Wayne as a dreamer who labored twenty years to build Alakoa, showing his sacrifice beyond money as the fight for his ideals continues beyond his death.
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Honolulu
Karen
Alakoa
John Colt
Dick Wayne
Karen Waterson
Waynes
Tonya Dick
James Wayne
Charles Wong
An Innocent Bystander Notes on War Culture and Media
The column surveys wartime morale rumors and media critiques. It highlights Gen Marshall's warning about soldier stress, praises Clark Gable’s Red Cross performance, and评asses writers, editors, and critics. It mentions James Young jailed by the Japs, Admiral Stark, and PM magazine’s refugee coverage, plus light vignettes on Midtown and typewriter quotes.
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L Marshall
Army
Clark Gable
Defense woes and small business plea in Washington
A confidential memo by Lowell Mellett criticizes OPM and the war department for defense contracts favoritism toward big business, leaving small firms shut out and struggling with materials. Guy Holcomb in the Justice Department champions little business, winning contracts and access for small suppliers. A separate note discusses Hitler pressuring Turkey as Britain strengthens in the Middle East and notes a Commerce Department forecast of 6 million defense industry workers by fall 1942.
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Washington, D. C
Lowell Mellett
White House
OPM
War Department
Mellett
Little Business
Defense Administration
Army
SPAB
Washington
Justice Department
Thurman Arnold
Guy Holcomb
Atlanta
Holcomb
Hitler
Turkey
Vichy
Russia
Caucasus
Mosul
Euphrates Valley
Aegean
Balkan
Danube
Midde
Wavell
India
Iran
Iraq
Palestine
Europe
Bill Bullitt
France
Ann Corio
Hartford
Conn
Bullitt
la Corie
Commerce Department
How to Get Defense Job Shown by New Booklet
A new 82 page booklet outlines defense job prospects across skilled and semi skilled fields. It notes labor shortages in machine shop, aircraft, shipbuilding and metal work and lists over 400 occupations in demand. The guide explains training options age requirements and where to register for work.
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Merchant Marine
Defense
Christmas gift cigarettes top smoker’s wishlist
Christmas givers increasingly present cigarettes and tobacco as gifts. Camels and Prince Albert lead the list, with Camel gift packages including ten 20s wrapped cartons or four flat fifties, and Prince Albert featured in a pound tin or glass humidor in festive packaging.
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America
Prince Albert
Adv
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Mister Wayne
Cerin
Japase
Karimg
James Oy
Pith
Stren Waterson
Dicko
Colt
Chapter
James Young
China
Japan
Young
Tokyo
Clarke Robinson
Harold R. Stark
World Digest
Naval Operations
Douglas M. Stewart
Boston
Collier
Naziland
Argentina
Selwyn James
Gerald Campbell
Trinidad
James
Sol Bloom
Campbell
Ed Howe
Atchison, Kansas
Gene
Baltimore
Mencken
Duncan McMartin
Pete Smith
John Barrymore
John Galsworth
Ben Hecht
Elizabeth Curtis
Olin Miller
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Rowe's
Wotel Ats
Montrose
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