Three Traveled East Synopsis
Ten weeks before Christmas Connie Dawson a reporter on The Sentinel aims to cover a St John’s Newfoundland assignment but New York bureau appoints a man instead. Connie learns of Jerry Marsh a bomber pilot on furlough while a bus neighbor confesses he heads to Hetjoe. Pat Patterson reveals he knows Connie’s identity and returns her cherished pins and a leather case.
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Connie Dawson
The
Sentinel
St. John's
Newfoundland
Air Wew York Press Bureau
Connie
Jerry Marsh
Britain
Jerry
New York
J. J. Patterson
Het Joe
Skippy
Pat
Releree
Pringers
Tat
Can- Nile
New York Press Bureau
Zcstatke
Pat Patterson
Tanbark
Jim Bardley
Christmas Spirit, Inc
Jerry Marth
Rockies
Smithton
J. J
Mary
Rivalry on the road between reporters and chance
Ruth Ayers and Jim Bardley recount a shared past as reporters as they clash over recognition and a story. Both acknowledge growth through experiences on the road, with Pat reflecting on his shift from chasing headlines to living stories. The chapter explores pride, ambition, and evolving loyalties.
Letters to Mary and the World Warm Christmas News
A hospital ward scenes shift between letters and prayers as Pat Patterson helps a mother named Lila reconnect with her son Skippy. A nun confirms news of safe travel, while radio broadcasts and a charity booklet promotion punctuate the hopeful Christmas mood in divided lives.
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Mercy Hospital
Lila Ernst
Lili
Lila
Pat Patterson
Skippy
Pat
The Gazette Daily Quiz Questions About Evils and Facts
The item lists ten quiz prompts about deer species coins Old Lady of Threadneedle Street and other topics. It asks which apostle spoke to Caesar as a Roman citizen and asks for a definition of a dinosaur and common words linking mender and pie.
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the Gazette
Needle Street
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
George Bancroft
LC. S. Army
Answers and facts from a historic Q and A exchange
A compilation of questions and concise answers on grammar usage, song titles, animal physiology, wheat production, World War I casualties, theatre productions, ship torpedoing near Ireland, and the hazards of salvage work off the Irish coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Lane
Donegal
Italy
Europe
United States
Normandy
Paris
Septimus Winner
Philadelphia
Ireland
Nale Head
Irish
J-boats
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Charleston Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
U.S
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the Gatette
S. Accid
American Institute of Laundering
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