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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1943
Page
6
A scrambled page listing movie actress clues across and down for a newspaper puzzle. It includes numerous partial words, abbreviations, and mis-spellings across motion pictures, biology, geography, and general knowledge prompts.
A garbled notice from a home front column recounts unclear headlines and names. The text references wartime figures, agencies, and events with many misspellings, obscuring specific persons or places.
A fragmented report notes paper and glass shortages affecting merchants and manufacturing. It mentions shipping constraints, dressmaking patterns, dye materials, and a new clothing amendment aimed at standardizing trims and materials. The text references era pricing and conservation measures impacting merchants and consumers alike.
Bridge lesson discusses a charity tournament for a children's ward at Alomoaring hospital New York with hands and tricks described. A pay as you go tax bill awaits presidential action and could be signed with timing unclear, White House notes point to June 16 or soon after.
A narrator in a tense scene confesses to Margaret that a dead man lies in a ravine after a gliding accident. He contemplates telling the police they do not know him, asks Margaret to plausibly deny knowledge, and recalls a stark, intimate exchange as the sheriff is contacted.
Derek is found dead after a car crash and police swarm the hall as the narrator warns Kathy to deny recognizing him. The tension tightens around Margaret and Kathy while a cliffhanger teases further developments.
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