Romancing Divorces and Hidden Love Conflict unfolds
Gypsy confronts Jim over divorce plans after a rushed engagement with Marcia Phillips. In a strained dinner, private betrayals surface as Gypsy refuses alimony, contemplates escape, and grapples with jealousy and heartbreak while Jim negotiates legal steps and future arrangements. Gypsy weeps alone, watching Jim depart, fearing a broken life and seeking solace with Alan Crosby to uncover truth.
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Jim
Gypsy
Othera
Alaskan Plans to Bomb Seals for Bounty
Alaska merchant John B. O'Neill plans a large scale hunt using an airplane to drop bombs and disrupt hair seal herds to collect the territory bounty of two dollars per pelts. Harald Gillam will assist. the venture aims to profit while arguing seals threaten salmon stocks.
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Seattle
A.P
Alaska
John B. O'Neill
Territory of
Harald Gillam
O'Neill
English Girl Seeks American Husband Letter to Mayor
A Liverpool England woman Winifred M McCarthy asks Syracuse mayor Roland B Marvin to help find an American husband. She describes herself as educated with blue eyes brown hair five feet five inches tall weighing 120 pounds, fond of reading newspapers, piano and tennis, seeking a kind good tempered man for matrimony or friendship with confidential correspondence.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Rolland B. Marvin
Marvin
Tam
America
Winifred M. McCarthy
Sid Linacre Road
Litherland
Liverpool
England
Oregon Raises Speed Limit On Highways
Salem Oregon UPI Motorials report a new traffic code allowing speeds up to 43 miles an hour on Oregon highways. The article contrasts with the 1885 code requiring bicyclists to stop within 20 yards of oncoming traffic with a team and wait until the passage of the team, highlighting the shift in traffic rules.
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Salem
Ore
UPI
Oregon
Spring VIII Social News From Gordon Area
Mrs T J Daugherty visits her brother and others at Gordon while Miss Lela May Yocom stays with her aunt Mrs A L Powell in Prescott this week. Epworth League traveled to Washington for a league meeting Tuesday night. Buck Byrom remains seriously ill and unwell. John Martin and J W Turner visited Hope on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H H Foster and daughter Clara Lou visited Prescott Thursday. Mrs Add Turner and daughter Ormid came from Hope Sunday. Leonard Linyard returned from oil fields to farm. Rev Bearden preached two sermons here Sunday. A hard frost Tuesday damaged gardens but planting can replant. E J Brint and wife shopped at Hope Wednesday afternoon. Joe Brown and family visited Prescott Wednesday and returned with Miss Swan Garner. Miss Hicks visited from Water Creek with cousin Miss Neda Brint.
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T. J. Daugherty
Gordon
Lela May Yocom
A. L. Powell
Prescott
Epworth League
Washington
Buck Byrom
John Martin
J. W. Turner
Hope
H. H. Foster
Clara Lou
Add Turner
Ormid
Leonard Linyard
Bearden
E. J. Brint
Hopa
Joe Brown
Proscott
Miss Swan Garner
Miss Hicks
Miss Neda Brint
Designs Sought For New Quarter
Treasury Secretary Metcalf invites artists nationwide to submit designs for a new one cent piece issued to celebrate the 200th birthday of George Washington. The coin, first to feature Washington, is authorized by last session’s legislation. The design shows a full‑length woman on the front and an eagle in flight on the back.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Metlon
Gorge Washington
Congress
Lawrence of Arabia Reveals His Story
United Press reports Lawrence of Arabia, now Aircraftsman T. E. Shaw in the Royal Air Force, explains why he abandoned royal rank and hid from fame. He recalls Arab revolt leadership, vast wartime power, and his current life in a modest RAF hut, living simply and keeping to manual work.
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United Press
Lawrence of
Arabia
Lna
Lawrence
Aragia
Ling
Red Sea
Persian ‘Gulf
Aleppo
Mocha
Lawrence the Unknown
Noros
Ehan
Henry T. Russell
United Press London
Russell
Plymouth
England
U.P
Lawrence of Arabia
Royal Air Force
T. E. Shaw
Palestine
Eatone
Desert
Lord Allenby
Air Force
Frane' Tarchence
Tam
Egypt
Turkey
R. A F
City of Truro records fastest steam speed at 102.5 mph
London reports the City of Truro steam locomotive set a world speed record of 102.5 miles per hour during a Plymouth to London run. The record helped settle mail contract battles among major rail firms, with Plymouth chosen as the best port for New York to London mail transfers.
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Truro
York
Corr
Plymouth
Tyrse Craihoad Comepanies
Grean Mall
Iverpool
Tolyhead
Plymoutle
Lrure
New York
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