Engagements, secrets and a restless town in Pleasant Grove
Megan faces a stubborn plan by her father Jim to marry Alicia Stevenson and move her into the farm house. Meanwhile rumors swirl about Alicia and Jim, Megan confides in Tom Fallon as she contemplates escape from a tight late winter life and seeks solace in moonlit talks and quiet resolve.
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Larry
Meg
Megan
Jim MacTavish
Mrs. Stuart
Alicia
Alicia Stevenson
Jim
Annie
Amos
Dad
Pleasant Grove
Matthews
Tom Fallon
Tom
Martha
Mrs. Fallon
Democratic Roots in Japan Face Long Road to Maturity
Washington correspondent reviews observers views on Japan's postwar reform effort led by General MacArthur. He notes gains in civil rights and freedoms but warns lasting democracy requires deep native institutions, education, and economic stability beyond occupation. The piece compares Japan to Weimar Germany and warns against overreliance on American power.
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Washington
Japan
General MacArthur
MacArthur
America
U.S
Germany
Weimar Republic
Turkey
Hitler
Sam
Barbs by Bankhag in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City the writer notes 50 000 deer contributed fat to the fatless public while early news conferences by Commerce Secretary Averell Harriman failed to reveal any secret bonds with Wall Street the Kremlin Secretary Wallace or the Florida hurricane. Washington is full of dead leaves and live politics. Three new elephants arriving at the New York zoo made no comment on the elections.
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Salt Lake City
Commerce
Averell Harriman
Wall Street
Kremlin
Wallace
Florida
Washington
New York Zoo
Tailored two piecer pattern for versatile wardrobe
Sewing Circle presents pattern No 15586 and 8080 for a two piece suit style. Available sizes range from 11 to 42 with varied sleeve options. Fall and Winter issue features free printed pattern and farm books plus top designer fashions. Send orders as directed.
English Channel Swim Record Figures and Repeat Cross
Of about 100 who attempted the English Channel, 35 succeeded with 11 women and 14 men. Wenceslas Spacek of Czechoslovakia set the fastest time at 10 hours 45 minutes in 1927. The only swimmer to cross in both directions was Englishman E H Temme, who went France to England in 1927 and England to France in 1934.
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English Channel
Wenceslas Spacek
Czechoslovakia
E. H. Temme
France
England
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