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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1940

Page

7

Reckless escape leads Sheila to peril in a theater of fear

Sheila Carscadden loses her job in New York and with Peter hides in a library stairwell. They seek help from a studio but intruders enter and threaten them with a revolver in a small storeroom, forcing both into a perilous confrontation. The pair must rely on quick wits as danger closes in.

Sheila Carscadden New York Cecilia Moore Peter Joe Angela Sheila McCann Judge McCann Frank Winao Mama

Studio Under Siege in Hidden Shelter Scene

In a tense moment Sheila, Peter, and Péter hide with a pistol holder as a loud Irish-voiced visitor chats in a studio and a wary man named Ken slips free. The group endures a long pause, hearing footsteps, cigarette smoke, and distant doors before a wary exit.

Sheila Mr. Garrity Garrity Peter Péter Ken Inky Feller Law Library

Night Ride to White Plains in a Tense Escape

Sheila and Peter flee through a snowy city with Ken and two armed men after a confrontational encounter. They escape in a large truck bound for White Plains while Sheila clings to Peter and fears her sick mother, hearing Peter snore as danger looms.

Sheila Ken Peter Inky White Plains Bronx Boston Hudson

Dr Lind's uranium power hints spark atomic energy debate

In a Detroit talk at the American Chemical Society, Dr. Lind argues uranium235 could yield vast energy with feasible costs. The piece notes his background, from McMinnville to MIT, and his roles in chemistry and public service, while contrasting wartime concerns with scientific optimism.

York Cente Colville Lind Detroit American Chemical Society Dr. Lind McMinnville University of Michigan U.S. Bureau of Mines Institute of Technology University of Minnesota

Needlework items for pan holders and motifs

From our first full needlework page readers are invited to make pan holders with gay flower faces a hen and rooster Toby jugs and a par rot handle holder. Small scrap bags provide material as many are pieced. Bazaars and gifts can use inexpensive items. Transfer 78976, 15 cents, for motifs for ten holders. Send orders to:

Speech of the Soul Utterance in Nonverbal Language

The passage asserts that the soul expresses itself beyond words through looks tones and gestures detailing several nonverbal communications as equivalent to spoken phrases. It emphasizes the soul’s many channels for conveying delicate emotions beyond articulated speech.

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