Mallory Faces Deserted Road and Stranger Hope
Mallory contends with an arranged marriage plan, resists giving up her singing career, and races toward Cuernavaca with Prism. A roadside chase ends when Richard Blythe intervenes, guiding her to safety and to Dona Bertha's, where Ted Patrick welcomes her. The tension shifts from personal sacrifice to uncertain refuge as she questions her future.
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Mallory Baker
Lenora
Estrada
Sied
Mallory
Latham
Senora Estrada
Simd
Carlos
Nora
Velvet Name
Miss Mallory
Prism
Sway
Montecito
Cuernavaca
Taxco
Tlalpan
la Cima
Mexico City
Richard Blythe
Ted Patrick
Ted
Someors
Eliza
The War Goes On Says Sokolsky On Leadership Change
George E. Sokolsky argues in support of continuity during wartime, asserting that shifting presidents will not derail the war effort. He cites reported victories and steadfast American resolve as proof that generals admirals soldiers and civilians carry on.
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Hooey
George E. Sokolsky
There's No Front Like Home Review by Robert M. Yoder
A compact 115 page collection from Robert M. Yoder of the Chicago News, There’s No Front Like Home skewers radio ads, magazines, and wartime quirks with sharp humor. The pieces, including When Life Comes to the Door and Bat Strengthy, mix laughs with brief, pointed truths about home front life and propaganda.
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Robert M. Yoder
Boughton Mifflin
New York
Westport
Conn
New Haven
The
Chicago News
Yoder
United States to Represent at Conference by Delegation
President Roosevelt announced at a press briefing that the United States will be represented at the conference by four delegates two government officials one employer and one labor representative. The statement outlined promises to fund and honor promised entitlements for workers and indicated plans to advance related financial arrangements.
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Mai Rey
Associated Press
Co. Eee Communications
Anc A
United States
Previten
Rocecvelt
Soviet tally claims 1000 dead as battle rages
Soviet bulletin reports more than 1,000 dead on the battlefield with numerous war machines destroyed or captured, including 60 tanks. Staraya Sinyava, 50 miles southeast of Shepetovka and 30 miles northeast of Proskurov, is listed among key towns captured, cutting the Staro Konstantinoy railway and bringing Soviet vanguard near the Odesa Warsaw line. Other Red Army units reportedly stormed Sharpitsy near Uhypztovky.
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Fey Aed Pom
Mas
Staraye Sinyava
Shepetovka
Proskurov
Staraya Sinyava
Staro-Konstastiinoy
First Place Still Held By Bob Hope In Hooper Survey
New York March 8 Bob Hope tops the Hooper listener survey as praised by President Roosevelt for radio work and entertaining troops. Fibber McGee and Molly remain second, Aldrich family rises to third, Charley McCarthy fourth, with Jack Benny dropping to eighth. The report lists the top fifteen programs including Radio Theater Valver Winchell Joan Davis Abbott and Costello and Kay Kyser.
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New York
Bob Hope
Roosevelt
Hooper
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Jack Benny
Aldrich
Charley McCarthy
Rario Theater
Valver Winchell
Joan Davis
Abbott and Costello
Sore Guild Players
Crosby
Fanny Bricé
Phil Baker
Kay Kyser
Hope
White House
Washington
NBC
Mrs. North
Eddie Cantor
CBS
Sammy Kaye
Frank Sinatra
Jack Carson
Morton
Thomas Beecham
Connee Boswell
Dunninger
Chas Agnew
MBS
Montezuma
Xavier Cuga
Firs Mighter
Labor Gatekeepers Split Over AFL CIO Representation
The article notes difficulty selecting a labor delegate with both AFL and CIO considerations. Indications suggested AFL officials might forego participation if sharing representation with CIO became necessary, due to AFL’s traditional role as exclusive spokesman.
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AFL
Th C IO
Allied and Russian Advances Flash Across Warfronts
Moscow reports Zhukov’s four day push averaging over 200 miles daily with pockets as far as 30 miles, while Prod Volochisk seizure extends a rail corridor near Tarnopol. On the Baltic, Govorov expands bridgeheads west of the Narva river as heavy German air reinforcements arrive. RAF Mosquitos strike in Germany, with First Allied daylight raids on Conches and targets in northern France.
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Zhukov
Moscow
Volochisk
Odessa-Warsaw
Tarnopol
Baltic
Narva
Leonid A. Govorov
Red Army
Naroya River
RAF
Germany
Hilversum
Bremen
Friesland
Air Ministry
Conches
U. S
France
Dieppe
Frisian Islands
Embassy Guests Are Many And Veried, Says Writer
Washington columnist Helen Essary notes embassies in the capital broadened social reach during wartime. Chinese diplomats led by Ambassador Wei Tao-ming host large meals and frequent receptions to learn about Americans, while Luncheon chats reveal public opinion through informal talk. Women at these events play key roles, shaping impressions and diplomacy.
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Helen Essary
Central Press
Washington
America
United States
Oxford
China
Wei Tao-ming
Madame Wei
Woodley Road
State Department
Mme. Wei
Mme.Wei
Hoptess Wei
Spee
Bonds and Courage Drive Local War Message
A local girl urges support for war bonds in a patriotic poem to readers. She links buying bonds to saving sons abroad and condemns beer drinking as a distraction from duty. The piece cites Maryetta Stevens and notes about Renault engine works near Le Mans as RAF raid context with Canadian bombers.
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Sentinel
Marines Drive Ahead on Cape Torokina Fronts in Solomons
American forces advanced along the Cape Torokina area and at Bougainville in the Solomons. Naval bombardments targeted Talasea and Rabaul while air strikes hit Rabaul town, Tobera, and surrounding airfields. Casualties and details remain unconfirmed as operations continue.
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Talasea
Willaumez Peninsula
Rabaul
Tobera
Los Negros Island
Navy
First Cavalry Division
Los Negros
Momote
Momote Airfield
Salar Plantation
Porlaka
Seadler Harbor
Manus Island
Hawei Island
New Britain
Talase
Cgnter Nlanes
Leathernecks
Cape’ Hoskins
Riebeck
Stettin Bays
Caps Torokina
Empresa
Augusta Bay
Bougainville Islands
Solomons
Colorado's Seat Postwar Vision Shapes Race
Gillespie, a war veteran and Democrat, seeks the congressional seat vacated by the death of Representative Lawrence Lewis. He argues for less government in business and more business in government, and an orderly peacetime transition to private industry after the war.
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Lawrence Lewis
Gillespie
Simple Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain
A home recipe using Ru-Ex Compound promises relief from rheumatic pain, arthritis, or neuritis. Mix one part Ru-Ex with water and four lemons, take three tablespoons daily, and expect results within 48 hours. If not improved, return the empty container for a guaranteed refund as offered by the seller.
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Jon
Drux & Chemical Aft
Regrhern
Victory Garden Tips From Press Association
Propér Statt offers gardening guidance on growing strawberries and fruit plants. Advice covers prep steps, leaf removal, crown care, and avoiding crown rot while ensuring soil contact remains shallow and proper watering. Household readers are urged to follow the illustrated Garden-Graph for best results.
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First Ukrainian Army
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