English Girl Fills Her Brother's Shoes in Wartime Rescue
Katherine Hyde defies departure to stay with wounded Ronnie Cate a British naval officer wounded and stranded. She plans a disguise with his uniform and a coded ruse to deliver critical code 13B and save thousands as London endures air raids.
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Katherine Hyde
Mary
Lyn Towl
Katherine
Kathie
Evelyn
Ronnie
Ronald Cate
Goodby
Eve
Grosvenor Square
Mount Street
Peter Schlemihl
Berkeley Square
London
Secret mission and coded orders in a wartime scene
Kate receives urgent coded messages from Ronnie about delivering a crucial instruction to Rear Admiral Sir Stafford Baugh. He urges her to memorize and burn the note, warns of danger, and plans a quick escape in a fast car as she heads into London streets. The scene ends with a tense chase setup.
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Jermyn Street
Star
Lieut
Ronald Stone Gate
H. M. S. Gadfly
Katherine
Kate
Ana
St. Jame’s
Sergeant Mack
Stafford Baugh
Cate
Croyden
Tom J. Davis Nominated for Rotary International President
Tom J. Davis of Butte Montana is nominated to become Rotary International president for 1941 42 after more than 25 years of service. Messages from dozens of clubs and leaders worldwide praise his qualifications and leadership as the Rotary network of 5 000 clubs in 70 countries sends congratulatory telegrams and cables.
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Rotary International
Tom J. Davis
Butte
J. H. Garberson
Miles City
Rotery
Tom
Armando de Arruda Pereira
Brazil
R. T
Paul Harris
Mr. Davis
Philippines
Rotarians
Orient
Cesar D. Andrade
Ecuador
Wired
United States
Canada
W. D. Head
Guy Gundaker
Philadelphia
H. H. Rogers
San Antonio
Tex
Arthur Sapp
Indiana
Russell F. Greiner
Kansas City
Rotary
Brooklyn- New York
Thomas J. Davis
Mont
Thomas Jefferson Davis
Weir City
Kan
Uni
Optimal freezing temperature for locker plants stated
A uniform temperature of zero degrees Fahrenheit is essential for freezing and storing food in locker plants. Zero keeps all frozen foods safely while avoiding excessive running costs.
Hollywood Research Chief Answers 500 Year Toast to Truth
Dr. Herman Lissauer heads Warner Bros. research, fielding 5 000 questions yearly from audiences and studios. He explains how facts guide film lore from mule 1570 to Elizabethan spectacles and Orion's yearly skyward arc. He notes he has never kissed a movie star and often contends with public curiosity.
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Hollywood
Calif
Olivia de Havilland
Bette Davis
Brenda Marshall
Rosemary Lane
Rosalind Russell
Edward G. Robinson
James Cagney
Paul Muni
Herman Lissauer
Los Angeles
Warner Bros
Metro
Fox
Paramount
Lissauer
Congressional Diary
Paris
Rome
Orion
London
Panama
Frank Capra
Robert Riskin
John Doe
Doe
Advertising Debate Turns to Obituary Billboard Stunt
An editor and merchant debated billboard versus newspaper ads. A week later the merchant rushed to the paper office seeking his mother-in-law’s obituary, only to learn the publisher had posted it on a billboard, claiming he wanted it read by more people.
Grin on Public Debt Phrase Draws Editor’s Note
A Boston editor quips about owing a debt to the grim Fathers praising relief from payment. The remark highlights a sharp witticism on financial burdens and collective relief amid payment avoidance.
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Boston
Rotary Nominee Tom Davis Brings Wide Service Record
Ton Davis a Montana and American Bar member is a noted attorney licensed in state and federal courts. He joined Rotary in 1915 at Butte and led clubs as president 1920-21 and district governor 1921-22. He has chaired committees and spoken at nine international conventions and many assemblies. The Denver convention in June will feature the election of Rotary International president.
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Versity
Michigan Law School
Ton
Montana
American Bar Associations
Rotary
Tom
Butte Club
Utah
Idaho
Rotary International
Havana
Tom Davis
Denver
Montana State College to Host Little International Livestock Show
For the 11th consecutive year the Agricultural club will stage the Little International Livestock exposition with dates set for May 16 and 17. Glenn Carney of Miles City, manager of the show, announced the schedule.
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Agricultural Club
Montana State College
Glenn Carney
Miles City
Kiwanis Urges Rural Urban Ties for Unity
Charles Dilley of Port Arthur Ontario chairs Kiwanis International agricultural committee and urges closer rural and urban links to strengthen national unity. Read the Classified Advertisements.
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Kiwanis Clubs
Charles Dilley
Port Arthur
Ont
Kiwanis International
Agricultural Committee
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