Forest Citys tangled love triangle unfolds at Gypsy's home
Gypsy hosts a weekend visit by Anne and Phil Trowbridge while her estranged husband Jim coaxes her toward an uneasy reunion. Anne praises Gypsy as a housewife, Jim discusses Forest Citys growth, and a country club dance stirs longing as Gypsy contemplates a fresh start despite impending divorce papers.
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Ward
Phil
Trowbridge
Gypsy
Anne Trowbridge
Jim
Tim
Anne
Matilda
Aene
Ots scandIathec
Auta
Anne Hera
Forest City
Ila
Anne Ipsiire
Lino Ib
Attee
New York
Qiers
Sin
Georgel
Phil Trowbridge
L’va
Dilrue
Hoy
Jin
Carl
Ure
Rena
Desert Hero and the Uncontented Lawrence of Arabia
The article profiles T. E. Lawrence recounting his Mount Batten visit and philosophy. He argues ambition is evil, rejects personal fame and wealth, and favors a simple life after service. He discusses letters for autographs and marriages, his disdain for women, and his plan to retire in four years to write or translate, living modestly with a small pension.
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Mount Batten
Royal Air Force Station
Mussolini
Whition
Italy
Lawrence
Ime
Eile
Rae
Shaw
Nan
T. E. Lawrence
Arabian Desert
Lawrence of Arabia
Kansas City Mayor Smith Wins Chicago Election Defeating Thomp son
Kansas City Mayor Bryce B. Smith won the Chicago mayoral race over William H. Big Bill Thompson. The result shocked Smith who was abroad on business and found his image on front pages. The report notes confusion with other names and misattributions in the coverage.
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Kansas City
Bryce B. Smith
Anton J.cernik
Chicago
William H
Big Bill" Thompson
Smith
New York
Benta Thompson
Dagn
Heather
Aninn J. Cormut
Witche
L East
Hard Luck Trailed Babe With Seven Teeth
Oklahoma City reports a bizarre tale of a man born with seven teeth and linked misfortunes. An elderly widow and a spry colt ramble through a string of rabies scares, while a millionaire laborer endures life’s oddities under rigid public life scrutiny.
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Babe
Oklahoma City
Boris
Colt
Las Wes
Champ Clark’s Son Announces 1932 Senate Candidacy
Colonel Bennett C. Clark, son of Champ Clark the former speaker of the House, declares he will run for the U.S. Senate in 1932. The report notes Clark’s background and his base around St. Louis and Ladue, highlighting a political move amid Missouri political circles.
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Bennett C. Clark
Champ Clark
Misqgl
House of
U. S
St. Lonia
Clark
Laduglage
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Uest
Apne
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Anus
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Hope Star
L. C. Burr & Co
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C. W. Leghorn
Braemer Poultry Farm
Texarkana
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U.S
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