Ace Hole The Story So Far
Ann Leo and Cole Cody, beneficiaries under two equal wills of Old Early Will Cole, seek to win the Dotlet fortune tied to his death. Suspicion falls on Rance Waldron, posing as the uncle, who hides at the ranch. A tense pursuit leads Cale to a deserted cabin while Jenifer alarms Anne by locking her door as Rance knocks. Cole arrives with a gun, ordering Rance to his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Leo
Cole Cody
Will Cole
Fred
Rance Waldron
Old Bill
Rance
Cale
Ron
Jenifer
Waldron
Tom Gough
Cody
Jenifer Edwards
Ann Lee
Bill Cole Cody
Cole
Cal Roundtree
Cal
Porfirio
Early Bill
Doc Joe
Judge
Cole Cody Awakens and Seeks Waldron at Ranch
Cole Cody rises early and suspects Rance Waldron has fled with Tom Gough, leaving bedding and tension at the ranch. Aunt Jenifer and Cal Roundtree discuss Waldron's departure, while Porfirio’s hat-trick theory hints at hidden evidence. Doc Joe and the Judge arrive for a tense ranch conference.
Will and Wad of Cole Valley Break Over Wills
In King Cole Valley a morning gathering gathers to discuss two wills of Early Bill Cole. Aunt Jenifer serves coffee while Judge and Doc Joe plot a quick cash grab, as Cole Cody and Ann Lee navigate trust, signatures, and a joint bank account.
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Bill Cole
Doc Joe
Aunt Jenifer
Judge
Doc
Cal Roundtree
Doe Joe
Cole
Ann Lee
Waldron
Cole Cady
Early Bill Cole
Miss Ann Lee
Bill
Cole Cody
Cody
William Cole
Early Bill
Old King Cole
Little Ann
Jenny
Jenifer
Ann
Bill Cole Cody
The Twitchells On Canned Goods And Bills
A humorous dialogue about rationing and grocery limits during wartime. A couple jokes about red coupons breakfast and canned foods, then shifts to a satirical poem about banks and a snappy discussion on point value cards. Garbled humor and cultural jabs frame a slice of home life amid shortages.
Man About Town: Roosevelts pledge and war politics
The column surveys Roosevelt’s push for a fourth term and rapid aid to China via Chiang Kai-shek after Gen MacArthur meets General Wavell, signaling UN drive on Japan. It notes Willkie hobnobbing with New Dealers, possible anti Roosevelt ticket, Byrnes backing, and party shifts. Also mentions oil to Spain, scrap iron to Japan, Eisenhower concerns, and John Lewis labor moves.
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Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
Ching
MacArthur
Wavell
United Nations
Japan
Wendell Willkie
Henry A. Wallace
Jimmy Byrnes
Sen. Bankhead
Spain
Make Slip Covers for That Unusual Chair
Instructions describe a twofold conservation purpose for chair covers, protecting damask from wear. It advises drafting a muslin pattern first, patching mistakes, planning openings, and using bindings or facings for irregular edges. The note references Mrs Spears Sewing Book 3 and requests a 19 cent payment for copy.
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Spears
Blinded Understanding But Fate Destines One to Ruin
A reflective line quotes James Fraser on ruin beginning with the blinding of the understanding. The remark warns that destiny’s course starts with impaired insight, leading to downfall.
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James Fraser
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Ile
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la Prentiss
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Mabel
Elmer
Washington
Massachusetts
P. S
Honeychile
Harper's
Stork
Joynt
Sherman
Mr. Billingsley
Nat Benchley
John McLain
South Atlantic
St. Regis Maisonette
U. S
Wites H. Hutchinson
Tom Bure
Harold Ickes
Bob Hope
Linda
Carol Thomas
Bill Thomas
C. R. Smith
American Airlines
Ferry Command
John Lewis
Tom O'Connor
Eddie Rickenbacker
the Waldorf
Rickenbacker
Luce
Colyum
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford
Ava Agar
Paramount Picture
Izzy Apelly
Dr. Caldwell
C.B.C
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