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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1941

Page

2

Sylvia Confesses Love for Protective Donald at Lake

Sylvia Quentin seeks aid from Donald Winslow, her lifelong protector, then reveals she is in love with him. He resists, fearing unfairness, until she insists he is the man she loves who will not ask her to marry. The moment ends with her realization as Donald's grease smeared hand betrays the situation.

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Africans Use Tom Toms For Music Messages

In African wilds trees winds and thunder provide sounds for natives. Drums fade into a system to signal across camps and tribes, sending word of soldiers and events. Drum orchestras perform with big and small drums while a wooden box or metal pot drum is also used. The xylophone is called the African piano.

Africa

Burns Day Observances Worldwide Honor Scotland's Poet

The article notes Burns Night on January 25 as Scots worldwide observe the birth anniversary of poet Robert Burns born 1759 near Ayr. It covers his early life as a farm laborer, his literary rise after 1786, income from the 1789 excise post, and his death in 1796. His enduring fame as a leading lyric poet is highlighted.

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George Ade and Louie Mayer Profile

A compact portrait traces George Ade as a leading fabulist and Louie Mayer’s rise from salvage work to MGM presidency. The feature links Ade’s wartime photography in France to Mayer’s ascent from street entrepreneur to Hollywood power, highlighting their bold, defining turns.

Davy Crockett and Martin Scott Intersect in Coonskin Tales

The article traces how a coon story credited to Davy Crockett mirrors earlier yarns about Lieut. Col. Martin Scott of Bennington. It recounts Scott’s hunting exploits, the Fort Howard and Green Bay era, and his Mexico campaign death, noting Crockett’s posthumous fame and the spread of the tale as a tribute to frontier prowess.

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Strikes and Democracy in Wartime Britain and America

The article cites Laurence Sullivan’s figures on man hours lost to strikes from 1930 to 1939 and 1941 projections, arguing Wagner Act administration worsens strike issues. It warns democracy suffers from misinformation, urges factual reporting, and links domestic spending to town vitality while tracing dictatorships to abdication of legislative power.

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Irish diplomat Robert Breenan’s wartime fate in Britain

Robert Breenan, Ireland’s minister to Washington, once a pulp writer, was jailed in Dublin Cork Dartmoor and Gloucester during the Black and Tans uprising. He and five others were sentenced to death but spared as they were led to execution. In 1920 De Valera appointed him undersecretary of the foreign office.

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