Bruce and Bally Wade in a tense voyage romance
Bally Wade returns to Europe with correspondent Tom Hilliard arranging a passage. Bruce Donovan faces trouble as his former lover Magda Loring is discussed by Sally with Alex Runell, who questions Bruce’s attentions and hints at rivals while Viennaof intrigue unfolds aboard and ashore.
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Bally Wade
Ner Tance
Bruce Donovan
Europe
Mer
Tom Hilliard
George Varn
Onas
Gre
Mrs. Trucec
Trudec
Bruce
Alen Russell
Baily
Feee
Lous XV
Lisbon
Ally
George Varr
Evna
Maer
Ferde Smith
Smith
Varr
Mrure
Sally
Alex Runell
Bally
Tom Hillard
Alex
Tom
Dave Bally
Verte Trube
Ste
Jan Trubee
Sabinate
Brute
Paris
Ace Is Home 14 Robert B Corrie War Hero Visits
Ace Is Home 14, Robert B Corrie a army bomber and one of the famed flying circus from Guadalcanal and the Battle of the Bismarck Sea returns to New Guinea. He visits his parents in North Charleston on a brief leave after flying back his bomber when the pilot was wounded. He hopes for a 30 day extension of stay.
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Robert B. Corrie
Yey College
Guadalcanal
Bismarck Sea
New Jn
New Guinea
George B. Corrie
North Charleston
Corrie
Frightened Look and Delayed Meeting Build Tension
In a tense scene at a near empty restaurant Alex fidgets over a missing bag and a promised call. He waits for someone as Sally grow increasingly anxious, and a waiter delivers a phone message about J Russell being called to the Miss. The fragment hints at a plot point around a recovered manuscript and a delayed meeting.
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Sally
Alex
Mada Loring
Magda
Bruce
Mater
Tie
J. Russell
Mis
War Labor Board Grants 10 Percent Wage Hike
The War Labor Board approved a ten percent wage increase for D. A. Schulte, Inc. workers in West Virginia and other states. The raise amounts to six cents per hour for employees of the retail cigar store chain, per the WLB report.
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Schulte
Washington
D. A. Schulte, Inc
West Virginia
States
War Labor Board
WLB
Nineteen Bicycle Clubs Formed in Charleston Schools
Nineteen bicycle clubs have been formed in Charleston area schools with faculty advisers to support a youth safety program. W. C. Ensley of the West Virginia Safety & Health council noted that over 1,500 bicycle owners have licenses under a city tag system, aiding theft prevention and recovery through identification. A meeting of club officers and teachers is planned to outline a summer program, with parents urged to have children join to boost safety awareness.
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Charleston
W. C. Ensley
West Virginia Safety & Health Council
Easley
Two Mercer Countians Killed in Collision
In a rain storm two Mercer County men died in a Bluefield Princeton road collision. Doctor Paul Gore, 38, of Princeton osteopath, died at Bluefield hospital after the wreck. Rose, 60, of Macfield, died en route. Rose's daughter Mrs W O Bailey Jr, 24, was critically injured along with son-in-law W T Bailey, 29, and granddaughter Mary Frances Bailey, 2, as others suffered minor hurts. Gore was discharged from the army. Rose was a retired Norfolk and Western railway engineer.
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Bluefield
Hine
Mercer ¢Ntinty
Ins
Paul Gare
Princeton
Rose
Macfield
W. O. Bailey, Jr
W. T. Bailey
Mary Frances Bailey
Dr. Gore
New Hope
Gore
Rinse
Norfolk and Western Railway
Schoolboy and Woman Face Murder Charge Hearings
Welch scene as hearings begin for a schoolboy and a woman linked to a murder in Capels. Prosecutor Marinari details the fatal shooting of Carl Green at the Sparks home, saying Green died from a rifle shot after an argument over sheep. Additional notes cite a shooting at William Smith of Avondale, who died in a Welch hospital after pistol wounds.
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Welch
lSegrare
Ald Shestboy
McDowell County
Jack Marinari
Witham Sparks
Capels
Weies
Carl Green
Marinari
Green
Sparks
Petore Iwaneh
Weas
Marina
Shee Young Sparks
Constable Mack
Hazel Blank
Deggaty
Wwe
William Smith
Avondale
State Slaughterers Ordered to Stamp Carcasses with Inspection Numbers
Morgantown June. Under a new amendment to the meat restriction order Wort Virginia slaughterers not operating wheels fed inspection must stamp each whale with a city county state or federal inspection number J Ward Woossid chair of the state US DA war board explained if no number is held they must abstain from the War Inad administration in Washington.
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Morgantown
Virginia
Court Rules Nudes Not Art Photograph Must Pay Fine
In Little Hock the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that ten nude photographs appeared in a naturist magazine Sunshine and Wealth were not art. Photographer Paw Hadley of Miggoth was fined $50 for violating obscenity standards.
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Little Hock
Arkataas Supreme Enirt
Dri
Lawry
Paw Hadley
Miggoth
WVU Inn Head Quits To Take Birmingham Post
Clyde Cantrell of Morgantown West Virginia resigned from the university inn to join Birmingham Southern College Birmingham Alabama as director and associate professor.
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Quits University
Morgantown
Clyde WH. Cantrell
West Virginia University
Birmingham-Southern College
Birmingham
Ala
Burglars Loot OPA Rationing Offices in Rochester
Rochester police report a second raid on OPA rationing offices in 60 days. Thieves carried away thousands of ration hooks and will have the loss tallied after OPA officials review records.
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OPA
Rochester
INS
OFA
Allied GAR groups open annual meetings in Parkersburg
June 7 news item details allied organizations of the Grand Army of the Republic opening their annual department meetings tomorrow. Comrade A. T. McMurray’s death in nearby Washington removes one of the last GAR members in the state. Women’s Relief Corps and Daughters of Union Veterans will register tomorrow night. memorial services are planned Wednesday morning with business sessions to follow.
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Llied
GAR
Parkersburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Com. A. T. McMurray
Washington Bottom
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War
Kinens VFW condemns critic of FDR's sons
In Emporia Kansas on June 7 a resolution censuring Representative WLPL Lambertson for criticizing in Congress the military records of President Roosevelts sons was adopted at the Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars 23rd annual encampment. The measure commended the Roosevelts military conduct.
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Emporia
Kus
Rep
Wlpl Lambertson
tsKus
Roosevelt
Kanasas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roosevelts
More Troops From U. S. Arrive in New Zealand
AUCKLAND New Zealand June 7 Rear Admiral Theodore announces additional U S troops arriving in New Zealand as part of ongoing wartime support. The report notes coastal defense adjustments and coordination with New Zealand forces.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Theodore
U S Troops Arrive Directly In New Zealand
Wilkinson deputy commander of the South Pacific area said a large body of U S troops recently came directly to New Zealand from the United States.
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Wilkinson
South Pacific
U. S
New Zealand
United States
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