Ghost Bargain Night in the Chemist’s Room
The Phantom confronts Redlaw over the sleeping boy and the curse he cast. He explains that the boy embodies the barren memoryless outcome of Redlaw’s actions. Redlaw asks if he can undo the harm, but the Phantom declares restoration impossible and urges him to seek the woman shadow.
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Milly
Specter
Nerdy
Redlaw
Blay
Rediaw
Phantara
Guiding Veterans To Civilian Work After War
The article describes a structured effort to place returning service members in civilian jobs. Affected veterans meet with Red Cross or Veterans' Employment Service advisors, create occupational records, and involve the United States Employment Service with local Clearing House Committees. The system links government agencies, unions, and industry groups to tailor job reemployment and avoid past demobilization pitfalls.
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James Thrasher
NER
Washington
Nist
Anet
Main Street
Tisylvania Avenue
Kira
Red Cross
Veterans’ Employment Service
Qee Aoe
WPB
OPA
Congress
AEF
United States Employment Service
Veterans
Clearing House
Bencies
United States Chamber of Commercce
National Association of Manufacturers
Veterans’ Organizations
Pictorial Aviator Explorer on Rocky Summit
A fragmentary crossword style page mentions an aviator explorer on a high summit labeled as Polar Explorer. The garbled note lists terms and clues spanning antiquity, chemistry, and geography alongside abbreviations for states and institutions.
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Royal Hibernian Academy
Veterans Receive Education Aid and Reemployment Support
The President proposes funds to help veterans continue education and ease reintegration. Civil service guarantees job preference and seniority protections while the United States Office of Education offers short term vocational courses in 200 colleges. Officials say reconversion and reemployment shape the country's social and economic future.
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Civil Service
United States Office of Education
Jimong
Army
Selective Service
Nab Fascist Youths In Sabotage Plot In Sicily
Sixteen young Italians await trial at Trapani Sicily on charges of sabotaging the Allied war effort and reviving secret fascist cells. Maria D Al a Rome University student from a wealthy family allegedly financed the plot. Her father a high fascist official disappeared as the CID dismantled the group.
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Algiers
Trapani
Sicily
Maria D’al
Rome University Law
Italy
Shipment of Used Furs for Fur Vest Project
A fresh shipment of used furs was sent to the fur vest project in New York. Donors include Mrs. J. S. Tsuhetter and Mrs. C. K. Walker of Huron and out-of-town contributors Mrs. Hazel Benston Cavour Mrs. Wm. Templeton Wesnington Mrs. Otto Schoenerman Dallas S D and Mrs. M. Diekoff at Wessington.
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Eilers
Fuitiers
J.5. Tsuhetter
C. K. Walker
Huron
Hazel Benston Cavour
Wm. Templeton
Wessington
Otto Schoenerman
Dallas
S.D
M. Diekoff
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