Abbreviations Prove The Chief Sources Of Worry To Postal Employes
Linda faces a mounting murder case tied to Clarabell Ackerman's shooting. Ronald Stafford is questioned as detectives pursue clues and potential suspects while Linda and Ronnie confront media exposure and fear. Mina Nevins lurks as a possible link as the night darkens.
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U.S
Ronnie
Linda
Ronald
Kia Pa
Stafford
Clarabell
Police Department
Robert
Rob
Caroline
Clarabell Ackerman
Terry
Bronx
Eight States Named Sources of Abbreviation Delays
Postal officials identify eight states as top sources of letter delays due to abbreviation confusion. Md Ind Pa Va Colo Calif Miss Minn all cause misread state names. writers urged to spell out states to speed delivery.
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Eddy Gilmore
Washington
United States
Indiana
Maryland
Colo
Calif
Miss
Minn
Exford
Ind. Cole
Blonde Blizzard in New York Newsroom Scene
A honey haired Southern woman exits a transport in New York amid a blizzard scene, her jubilant mood contrasting with the city’s stormy backdrop as bystanders react to her presence and appearance.
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New York
Dixie
Woman Flings Money From Plane at LaGuardia
A woman onboard a LaGuardia Field plane climbed into an airline bus and discarded her shoes and nearly 450 dollars in bills from the bus window. The next day she asked police to recover the money, but officers could not assist.
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LaGuardia Field
Book Arrivals at Carnegie Library Feature Hull McCullers Thorne Watkins
An annotated list highlights new fiction arriving at Carnegie Library. Helen Hull’s Through The House Door explores two women as economic heads of families and the impact of personal success. Carson McCullers Heart Is A Lonely Hunter is praised for mood and depth. Anthony Thorne’s Cabbage Holiday offers a merry, edgy tale. Lawrence Watkins Geese In The Forum blends humor, romance, and Southern life. Rafael Sa Master-At-Arms appears among the new titles.
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Carnegie Library
Helen Hull
Miss Hull
Miss’ Hull
Carson McCullers
Anthony Thorne
Lawrence E. Watkins
Mr. Watkin
Rafael Sa
Maneuvers in Final Stages Open in Northern New York
The largest peacetime drill in U S history begins with 90 000 troops on a 35 mile front from the St Lawrence in a mock M day setup. President Roosevelt visits the area as Blues and Blacks simulate battle, training for future warfare with zero hour at 5 a m.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
New York
St. Lawrence
Roosevelt
W. L. MacKenzie King
No-Man's Land
Clarabelle Final Bow at Montgomery Newspaper
The Montgome ry Advertiser laments the death of its office cat Clarabelle a familiar newsroom figure who served as a newspaper mascot and informal philosopher. Editor Grover C Hall recalls her dignity through years of alleyway origins and cat antics before her peaceful passing.
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Montgomery
Ala
Clarabelle
Montgomery Advertiser
Advertiser
Grover C. Hall
Tice
Judge Hall
Elmore
Hall
Revival Opens at Hillsboro Methodist Church
The Hillsboro Methodist church began its annual revival meeting with Rev. R. F. McDonald preaching at eleven. District superintendent Rev. M E B Lazenby led services, speaking on Garnering For God and The Power and Conditions of Prayer. The revival runs through Friday and invites townspeople to attend.
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Methodist Church
Hillsboro
R. F. McDonald
M. EB. Lazenby
Decatur
Four Die As Army Bomber Crashes Near Ruston La
An army B-12 bomber crashed seven miles southwest of Ruston during an electrical storm killing two officers and two enlisted men. Pilot Lt. James H. Griffin survived bailout but died on impact. all others perished in the blaze. Witnesses described a near-miss with a school and a dramatic, fiery wreck over three acres. The crew based at Barksdale Field Shreveport La were enroute from Ashe ville North Carolina on a routine training flight.
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Ruston
Here
Arcadia
Tas
James H. Griffin
Asheville
N. C
Hubert T. Elders
Columbia
S.C
BE. Quinker
Valdosta
Daniel C. Johnston
Elberton
Griffins
Griffith
Barkadale Field
Shreveport
Barksdale
Len. Stevena
Bullitt warns of German attack if Britain falls
U S Ambassador to France William C Bullitt urged conscription and aid to the British fleet in a broadcast from Independence Square urging the United States to act. The State Department released the speech with full administration approval.
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Philadelphia
U. S
France
William C. Bullitt
United States
Great Britain
Independence Square
State Department
Mattress Campaign Reports Large Alabama Output
Cotton mattresses valued at 1,168,940 dollars have been made by Alabama farm families since April 3. The program aims to reduce cotton surplus and improve sleeping facilities. Workers have logged 112 days, turning out 116,804 mattresses at about 10,436 per day.
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Auburn
Ala
State Extension Service
Alabama
Gly-Cas Helps Huntsville Woman Describe Health Revival
Mrs. Evie Holman of Huntsville reports severe digestive troubles and irregular kidney action followed by backaches and fatigue. After using Gly-Cas she claims regained appetite, regular elimination, improved sleep, steadier nerves, and relief from back pain, with Loyd's Drug Store and local merchants selling the remedy.
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Evie Holman
Arnett St
Huntsville
Holman
Peg
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Central Press Association
Mina Nevins
Billie Anne
Upper Manhattan
Ackerman Sisters
Bulleta
Moroline
R.j.scott
Scott
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Batini
Sabatini
Helen Simp
Helen Simpson
Athens College
North Alabama
Hartselle
College
E. R. Naylor
Athens, Alabama
Hillsboro Church
Barksdale Field
Gen Aker
ULP
Sic Bear
Bullitt
Mayflower Transit Co
Elliott
Loyd’s Drug Store
Mrs. Holman
Evie Hilman
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