Letter Dept. skewers press and politics in scattershot jokes
Emery Mewes cites wartime peace talk optimism and warns mass media shapes. A barrage of quotes from editors and public figures roams through satire about press, radio, film, and officials, punctuated by wry observations on editors, editors’ self view, and political theatre.
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Doodbagy
Emery Mewes
Local revelations unfold a murder case and family clues
In a tense interview Miss Martha Evans recounts the night of a stabbing as Tom Stevenson’s death is linked to Letty, a knife hidden by Martha, and Letty’s fatal illness. Bob Stevens on seeks truth while Megan and Laurence support a fragile alibi amid accusations and fear.
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