Spaghetti Troubles Spark Love Triangle at Club
Hank Freeman grits his teeth as a spaghetti binge with George Terry tests his jealousy. Bonnie dangles plans for a beach trip, while Hank plots to prove he can win Bonnie back despite George’s green uniform and red hair.
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Bonnie My May G. Deviern
Hank
George
Mouse
Dog
Hank Freeman
George Terry
Moresville
Bonnie
Pop's
Frank
Marine
Menant
Pop
Justice
Hanig
Spaghett
Gadabout Club
Bonnie and Hank Face a Crossroads in a Moresville Romance
In a continued Merry-Go-Round installment Hank confronts Bonnie about her fiancé George while recalling their past in Moresville. A tense 24 hour limit tests loyalties as Bonnie contemplates marriage and Hank hints at changing paths, leaving readers eager for tomorrow’s conclusion.
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George
Hanie
Bonnie
Hanis
Neveer
Hank
Benin
Tank
Alice
Honnie
Hisak
Maresville
Moresville Monitor
Moresville
George Bief
Ime
Party
China
Shanghai
Madame Wu
New York
The Brighter Side On Judge Rambling And Baseball
A column reflects on a judge’s stance toward Rambling in baseball from the majors to minors, noting the public and owners’ support, a needed balance of control and compassion, and the impact on players amid postwar reforms. It also covers Miss Mary J Williams leaving Garnet high school for a Washington education meeting to plan a three year postwar program.
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Joint Committee of the
National Education Asasc
The
American Teachers, Assoc
Isolationist Press Opposes Roosevelts Job Plan
The passage rails against labor hostility to liberalism and criticizes the idea of 60,000,000 jobs. It notes indifference to the soldier before and after service, and claims the isolationist press stands against Roosevelt’s plan. It mentions fashion notes on black wool trim.
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Beaides
Roosevel
Fair Enough and Baseball's Dark Talk of Work and War
A fragmented Gazette excerpt narrates turmoil around a baseball front office hiring and disruptive rhetoric. It references shirked effort, factory labor critique, and nationalist talk, with voices arguing for control and discipline amid wartime strain. The piece names Weenie Boris and a rebellion against perceived exploitation.
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Charlie Oissenot
Weenie
Boris
Jerks
Beccause
Ruth
di Maggio
Ike
War Department
the Gazette
Jana Elena
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