Temptations and letters haunt a survivor in New York
A nameless narrator recalls a sunlit beach scene and a stack of letters from unfamiliar hands. He faces fear, debt, and a troubling obsession with a man named Joel as he plans a wedding and seeks psychiatric help while navigating love, escape, and a tense apartment-bound mystery.
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Elsa
Nina Carangen
Cleveland
New York
Joel
End of a Mystery in an Old Town Family
Aline and Hannah confront a hidden past as Dr Malcolm recalls the adopted Jared Anderson who died young and a playwright returns, announcing a new son named Joel. The revelation links a haunting family memory to Jonathan Stead, his healing work, and a long awaiting closure.
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Aline
Malcolm
Hannah Elliot
George
Joel
Elsa
Hansh Millet
Marco
Minneapolis
Fredericks
Foundling Asylums
Willows
Edward
Crossy
Jared Anderson
Jared
Hannah
Ritey
Andersons
George Whittier
New York
Sylvester
Doctor Malcolm
Doc
Jonathan Stead
British War Relief knit drive aids Britain during air raids
Mrs. Cleveland Hall, chairwoman of the British War Relief society of Great Britain, explains cooperation with about 400 government sutra relief societies. The American Red Cross assists noncombatants and air raid victims, and knitting units supply yarn and instructions for goods sent to the army, navy, and Royal Air Force.
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British War Relief Society
American Red Cross
Cleveland Hall
British War Relief Society of Great
British Red Cross
Hall
Greatain
Poyland
War Relief Society
United States
Britain
Army
Navy
Royal Air Force
Pet Canada Goose Follows Car at Fifty Miles Per Hour
A Canada goose hatched in spring 1940 follows cars at over 50 mph, often racing three to four miles before quitting. Ref uge Manager John C. Scharff notes the bird’s bold pursuit, with one chase lasting 31 miles and the goose flying high above the speeding vehicle.
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Acco G
John C. Scharff
Scharff
Refuge Force
British and Montana Red Cross committees named
The text lists chairmen in nine Montana cities Anaconda Butte Great Falls Hamilton Harlowton Helena Jackson Missoula and Roundup with local representatives and ties to New York headquarters for cash and clothing. It notes free shipping space for the society and Red Cross aboard British ships and a coordinating committee led by Sir Ronald Lindsay.
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Anaconda
Butte
Great Falls
Hamilton
Harlowton
Helena
Jackson
Missoula
New York
British
Ministry of Shipping
Red Cross
England
Ronald Lindsay
United States
War Relief Society
Ministry of Health
Montana
Aubrey Knowles
Robert E. Crangle
Hall
Hamilton Thatcher
John Duncan
Newell Gough
Fred ‘Hirschey
Thomas Mulroney
Roundup
John Hannah
Montana Day Celebration Set in Yellowstone Park
Final plans for the third annual Montana day celebration in Yellowstone National Park are complete. Dr. H F Tavlin says a large crowd is expected for a day of sightseeing skiing and wildlife observation along the Gardiner to Cooke City road through the park. The drive provides opportunities to view elk deer antelope buffalo moose and mountain sheep, ideal for photographers.
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Yellowstone National Park
H. F. Tavlin
Gardiner Commercial Club
Expec
Tavlin
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Cooke City
Kettledrum’s Tunable Pitch Noted in Musical Text
The kettledrum is described as the only drum with a definite musical pitch able to be tuned to any note within its half octave compass, highlighting its unique tuning capability.
Ford Reappoints Goza To Board For Six-Term Term
Goza is reappointed to the late board for a six term starting March 1, 1947. Born in Mississippi and raised in Leadville Aspen and Denver he came to Montana in 1902 as a general agent for Northwest Mutual Life Insurance of Milwaukee. A prominent Montana Republican booster, he has 29 years of residency and a record as a leading insurance figure.
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Board of Equal Appr
V. Sam C
Frank M. Cooney
Goza
Mississippi
Leadville
Aspen
Denver
Montana
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Deaths Thin Ranks Of State Pioneers
A series of Montana pioneer deaths are noted in this report. Edward I. Renouard of Butte, linked to the Butte hill development, is among the deceased. John Edward Turner, 76, longtime Montana resident since 1884, died at Princeton near Philipsburg. John Sherman died at Ka after a 25 year automobile business career. his son Roger died years ago in an accident. C James Smith, 70, World War I veteran and former Army captain, died in Billings. Dora Bickett, 92, died at Cut Bank. she homesteaded in Oklahoma after Civil War service and later moved to Montana.
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Montana
Butte
Edward I. Renouard
Butte Hill
John Edward Turner
Princeton
Philipsburg
John Sherman
Roger
Dillon Girl in Films Tests for Hollywood Screen Debut
Irene Megquire daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Megquire of Dillon appears to have a screen test in Hollywood. She was introduced to studio executives by Bing Crosby's business manager. Bury grammar school has adopted at least one Jewish student.
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Bert Megquire
Dillon
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Bury
England
Hasce
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