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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1940

Page

7

Flight to Freedom and a Hidden Courtship

Sheila facing ruin by rumors finds new resolve after conversations with Frank who reveals his DA role and a plan to fly home. He persuades her to return, promising support from family and a future with Miss Kennedy. A climactic plane ride marks her reentry and decision to face the world.

Flight Crash Brings Sheila and Frank to Hospital

Sheila McCann and Frank McCann survive a plane crash that kills the pilot, as bystanders rush to aid them. In a city ambulance ride, Sheila faces shock and frail hope of returning home before reporters descend, while Frank endures pain and worries about his mother.

Sheila Frank Frank McCann Potter Newark Mr. McCann

Diplomat MacMurray Heads Turkish Mission and Far East Ties

John Van A. MacMurray, veteran diplomat born 1881 in Schenectady, staffed Turkey as ambassador in Ankara. He studied China deeply, authored two volumes on China’s rights and obligations, and held postings in China Estonia Latvia Lithuania before becoming minister to Turkey in 1937.

York Ankara John van A. MacMurray Turkey Isamat MacMurray State Department Balkans China Far East Geneva Peking Dale Carnegie Schenectady Princeton Columbia Siam Estonia Latvia Lithuania

The Checkerboard of the Little Streets

Sheila reflects on a perilous journey ending with growth and new connections. Her mother Ma gains a richer life, and Joe and Frank Mechann gain valuable friends as the Cars caddens may be moving.

Sheila Joe Frank Mechann Carscaddens

Admiral Harwood Triumphs Over Graf Spee Recalled

The Graf Spee defeat near Montevideo boosted Admiral Harwood into the public eye and possibly the role of assistant chief of the naval staff. A 37 year career with quiet service prior to glory, he remains a disciplined, rugged officer with two sons likely to follow his rigging footsteps.

Henry Harwood Graf Spee Montevideo Home Office Hadm. Arwood Kiplingese Drury Lane Hadmiral Emery Atwood Board of the Admiralty South America China Mediterranean Harwood

Man Against Death Loyal to Cancer Battle

Dr James Ewing, longtime cancer crusader and director of Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases, is recognized by the New York City Cancer Committee with a medal for outstanding work in the annual campaign to control cancer. He has led major efforts in wartime style.

James Ewing New York City

It Must Be Admitted That Clerk Had No Snap of Job

A theatrical agent tests a clerk by presenting a waiting woman. The clerk notes she is good looking but confesses he must protect his job and fear she could be the agent's wife. The agent confirms she indeed is.

Frank Sheila Peter Mamma Joe Long Island Papa Angela AED

Unassailable Character's Fall Marks Turning Point

A reflective line notes nobody remains unassailable until their character is compromised, emphasizing the fragility of reputation and the inevitability of public judgment.

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