Matchmaker for a Minute at Sunset Lake
Mrs Lokely, a former school staffer in Orange County, plays matchmaker to niece Lucy Delmar and Jim Greson. After a staged Easter trip to Sunset Lake, a heartfelt confrontation leads to a marriage and five children, confirming her brief meddling changed their lives.
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J. B. Lokely
Orange County
Lokely
Lucy Delmar
Jim Greson
Mrs. Lokely
Lucy
Sunset Lake
Jim
Florence Delmar
Hunter Lakely
Miz
Fletcher May Quit In July
Raleigh dispatch reports A L Fletcher plans to resign as chairman of the state unemployment compensation commission in July after 25 years in state service. He would be eligible for retirement and has previously served as state labor commissioner. Fletcher earned about 6600 dollars per year and was reappointed to a four year term by Governor Cherry last July amid retirement speculation.
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Raleigh
Capitol
A. L. Fletcher
State
Fletcher
Washington
UCC
Cherry
Franklin Institute secrecy shields wartime research findings
Franklin scientists at the Franklin Institute near Philadelphia work under tight security on Army Navy research from World War II. Officials cite national security and refuse to disclose project details while noting awards for the pilot's universal sighting system and plans for a peacetime program in electronics machinery design.
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Connie Knauber
Philadelphia
INS
Franklin Institute
Army
Navy
Japan
Philadlphia Institution
Hari
Institute
Ordnance
Henry Butler Allen
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer horizontal and clues list
The puzzle presents a classic Sheffer crossword with numbered horizontal clues and a parallel 1 to 48 list of across and down entries. It includes diverse terms from gastronomy to geography and mythology, inviting solvers to fill grid entries and confirm cross references.
Documents Reveal Nazis Ran Spy School In Hague
Amsterdam reports of rediscovered documents reveal a Nazi spy school run at The Hague during World War II. Pupils included Germans and nationals from France Italy Czech Romania Hungary and the Arab world, with Americans and Englishmen among those involved.
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Hague
Amsterdam
INS
the Hague
Magion
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
United States
Frances Buss Leads CBS Televised Drama Control
Frances Buss, a rare woman television director, mans the control room directing CBS televised drama from St Louis to New York via radio and stage training. She notes drama will remain costly but aims to create entertainment unique to television while handling Take One and Take Two with a calm, decisive precision. Her path included theater, CBS relief work, a war-time lull, and a return to television in 1944 as assistant director after directing a picture for a commercial film company. The boxing show she first directed remains a memorable early moment in her career.
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Frances Buss
Frances
CBS
Seeasceet
France
St Louis
New York
Kansas City Directory Names Three Saints Not Sinners
Kansas City INS reports a city directory listing three Saints and many Joneses in population notes. The piece humorously contrasts local names with national figures, suggesting no sinners but no detailed population data provided.
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Kansas City
Smiths
Furniture line sought by San Francisco manufacturer
Joseph Adler MFGRS Rep seeks an additional high grade furniture line and is in contact with top furniture and department stores on the Pacific Coast. Preferences include dinettes or occasional tables with a permanent display room over 800 square feet at the San Francisco Furniture Mart. References available.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco Furniture Mart
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W. A. Bivins
Franklin
Ary
Eugene Sheffer
Grasses
Arabian Protectorate
Discovering
New
Comb
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Evil Spirit
Daughter of Nyx
Trill Ag
Queen of the Fairies
Grand Mufti
Jerusalem
Bose
Austria
Holland
Gentleman Jack" Jackson
Richard Hudnut
DuBarry Special
Leigh
Primrose House
Hi-Sheen
By Tassy
By Yardley
Joseph Adler
Furniture Mart
Market St
San Francisco
Calif
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