Magazine clan and movement on Merrifield estate
The scene centers on Gayle and Bill Bailey at the Merrifield estate. They swim and plan a new play to boost funds for the six young women workers while Mr. Merrifield praises their effort, hints at a charity fund, and urges happiness for all involved. The excerpt ends with a teaser: To Be Continued.
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Bill Bailey
Bill
Merrifield
Gayl
Jeremy
Mr. Merrifeld
Bailey
Des
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Lola Montes
Mr. Merrifield
Merrifield Mermunsd
Alpine summits meet public opinion over war prep
The passage argues the American people sympathize with the French but blame them for poor wartime preparation and weak military organization, asserting the cost of forethought and planning is borne by France.
Roosevelt Era Appointments Stir Political Debate
Washington discusses Roosevelt's cabinet picks, noting age bias in New Deal years, Stimson and Knox roles, and Republican reactions. It analyzes Taft Styles Bridges concerns, Knox’s ambition, Landon’s replacement, Cleveland backing, and Willkie’s candidacy implications amid party maneuvering.
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New Jersey
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
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Navy
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Washington
White House
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New Deal
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Frank Knox
Taft
Styles Bridges
Knox
Bridges
Mr. Roosevelt
Hitler
Landon
Cleveland
Chicago
John Hamilton
London
John
Illinois
Wendell Willkie
France Bows and Silent Day Amid Capitulation News
In London General De Gaulle forms a French national committee to continue the fight after surrender. Petain designates armistice day as a day of mourning with a minute of silence at 11, and Pomaret announces a radio address later. Troops are confined to barracks as France bears the blow amid store closures and religious services. U.S. Ambassador Bullitt is reported arriving from Paris to observe the occupation.
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Italy
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Charles Pomaret
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Pomaret
Exchange
Bordeaux
U. S
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Paris
Veterans burial cost details reveal payer in 1909
A Reno post inquiry confirms funeral bills for 1791 born Civil War veteran Thomas Allen, who died in 1899 near Flemington were paid by J Howard Cather, now-deceased, per Flemington undertaker W L Hyson sworn Feb 17 1909. Allen long attended Memorial Day in Grafton and is buried at Ironside Baptist cemetery.
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United States
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Pruntytown
Grafton
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John W. Gigley
McGraw Avenue
William Robinson
Bilas
Stewart
Beech Street
Stewart Farm
McKelvey
James Alexander Yates
John M
James Alexander
Emily Bailey Yates
B. F. Kelley
16Th
Ohio Infantry
George B. McClellan
Army of the Potommac
Thomas Morris
Kelley
Porterfield
Hiawatha Tribe of Red Men
Opera House
Dorothy Morgan
Topeka
Rosie
Jack Benton
Texas Rangers
Homer Moran
Leutenant McClure
John W. McClung
Walter Marshall
Lloyd Nuzum
Yellow Dog
Ralph Smith
Bill
Joseph Bodiner
Lone Wolf
Charles Hannon
Hop ‘Woo
Leota ‘McFarling
Anna Washington
Lemna Fisher
Ethel Marshall
Della Hoff
Ne Wa Ts
Alph Shaw
Mussolini’s Spain stance hints at future aid and bases
The report notes Mussolini and Hitler’s past support for Franco and suggests Mussolini may press for Spanish involvement. It recalls Duce’s earlier claim of no designs on Spanish bases, a line now questioned as the war evolves and Spain’s position nears potential entanglement.
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Franco
Mussolini
Hitler
H Duce
Axis powers seek Gibraltar base via Franco appeal
A fragmented passage notes Mussolini and Berlin Rome axis partners pressing General Franco to attack Gibraltar and seek control of Ceuta as a submarine base, aiming to dominate the western entrance to the Mediterranean. It cites unofficial signals and Franco’s reluctance to engage in dangerous actions.
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J Pratico
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Mediterranean
England
Rock of Gibraltar
Spanish Morocco
Ceuta
Mussolini
Gibraltar
Berlin-Rome
Sol
German Italian armistice talks outlined at Munich
Weisbaden reports a German French armistice strategy excluding Italian issues. A separate Italian French commission will handle joint armistice provisions. French peace emissaries were shown the same railway car at Compiegne where Germany accepted 1918 terms, now sent to Berlin as a symbolic relic.
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Sion
Hitler
Mussolini
Munich
Compiegne Forest
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