Caribbean Crisis Chapter XXII on the Blue Petrel
Naval tensions rise aboard the Blue Petrel as Pringle places Talcott under technical arrest amid a hurricane. Talcott and Halsey search decks for von Stampf linked to MacDowell’s murder while June Paterson and Talcott seek a chance to act before the storm worsens.
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Seth Pringle
Halsey
Talcott
Naval Intelligence
Saint Thomas
Pringle
MacDowell
Webber
Baron von Stamps
Irons
von Stampf
Dusseldorf
Talcolt
June Paterson
Bill Talcott
Winters
Tar- Colt
Social Calendar Highlights From Friday to Tuesday
Local listings show Friday events including AN persons filerested in music at Mirat Methodst elured, Woodhinn circle Dyal delegates to El Dorado, Rose Garden club gathering at Mrs J O Kyler, and Servier Prayer Group at First Baptist. Saturday hosts bridge, Monday circles of the First Presbyterian church, and a Clara Lowthorp chapter meeting this week. Several meetings for the UDC and related groups are noted with dates, hosts, and times, plus a bridge event honoring Mrs Rettig.
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Woodhinn Circle Dyal
Ue Woodmen Hall
el Dorado
Servier
First Baptist Church
H. J. F. Garrett
Pat
Pat Causey
Maggie Bell
Resurrection Faith Sustains Humans Hope After Dark
William E. Gilroy extols the Easter narrative in Luke 24 33 48, stressing the risen Christ as the center of Christian life. He contrasts the first disciples joyous conviction with today s world Calvary noting that truth and goodness will prevail and urging steadfast faith amid persecution and doubt.
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Jerusalem
Derim
Israel
Thomas
Jesus
Calvary
Christ
Women’s club officers listed for chapter election event
A long list of officers is announced including president Mrs A E Slusser and vice presidents Mrs H C Whitworth W G Allison S F Huntley and others. A program by Mrs J A Henry features readings on the soldier and his religion and his uniform. Hosted at the Haynes home with pinks and white decor, ice cream and cookies served. A note on Red Cross knitting quota due June 15 and a musical recital ushers announced with names of attending girls.
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A. E. Slusser
H. C. Whitworth
W. G. Allison
S. F. Huntley
G. T. Crews
Pat Casey
A. Henry
W. W. Duckett
D. H
J. A. Henry
George 2. Crews
UW. C. Whitworth
Henry
L. W. Young
Haynes
Red Cross
Bernard O'Dwyer
The
Coming and Going: Local Families Take Texas Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Whitten Jr depart Friday on a motor tour to Texas points of interest with a stop in Brownwood to see Pie Steven Bader, then plan visits in Austin and Galveston before returning. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Young and sons spend the weekend in Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Duckett and son Billy of Waco visit the Dorsey McRae family. Mr. Duckett returns to Waco Friday. Mrs. C. A. Heynesty also spends the weekend in Osegla.
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Dolphus Whitten Jr
Texas
Brownwood
Pie Steven Bader
Austin
Galveston
Oo Myr
Billy Duckett
Billy
Waco
Dorsey McRae
My. Duckett
Waca
Churches schedule and services at two local congregations
First Methodist Church led by Kenneth L. Spore lists daily services Sunday June 7 with chimes at 9 30 am church school 10 am morning worship 10 40 sermon An Outlast Melted by Kindness and 5 30 pm Peace Within When War Hages Without plus Board of Stewards meeting 2 pm The Methodist Hour 4 pm and a Sunday vesper. Monday June 8 W S C S at 3 pm Friday June 12 Red Cross Sewing Room hours 1 00 12 00 am and 12 30 8 00 pm. First Pentecostal at 4th and Ferguson Graves pastor holds Sunday school 10 am service 11 am 6 15 pm Ladies Prayer Tuesday 42780 pm mid week service Wednesday 15 pm Bible study Friday 8 15 pm.
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Lorenz
Board of Stewards
Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Nihem
Zion
Horjous Summit
Skene
Sernon
Christian Endeavor Tuelities
Albert Craighead
Europe
Mr. Craighead
Romania
Bessarabia
Guernsey
Baptist Training Union
Young People's Department
First Christian and Baptist Church Services in Hope
The Hope church notices list services for First Christian, First Baptist, and Hope Gospel Tabernacle. Details include pastors Mitlard W Baggett William R Hamilton and E Hamill, Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, missionary talks by Albert Craighead, and a two week Vacation Bible School. An item notes a Denver glass eye factory lacking German materials and selling bloodshot artificial eyes.
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Denver
Capital Grows During War Transformation of Washington
By JACK STINNETT, this piece surveys postwar-style changes in Washington as World War II expands federal offices. It notes new temporary buildings around the Capitol, busy Union Station, and Soldiers’ gates, with Arlington and Bethesda developments reshaping the area. The White House grounds, fencing, and security have intensified, while neighborhoods like Suitland and Boling Field convert to government uses.
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Department of Justice
Francis Biddle
Wheels At Justice
Biddle
Hawaii
Stimson
Knox
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Harry F. Byrd
Carl Vinson
House Naval Affairs Committee
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Pearl Harbor
War Department
Guam
Jack Stinnett
Ashington
United States
Capitol
Union Station
Colombia
Ti Square
Yesteryear
White House
Washington
Arlington
Rifeller Center
Suitland
Navy Medical
Bethesda
Boling Field
Potomac
Evalyn Walsh
A.ho
Washington Faceshift: New Faces on Wartime Duty
Washington after Pearl Harbor shows 120000 new workers. over 50000 have left. Donald Nelson leads War Production Board efforts while Joseph B Eastman tackles transportation. Leon Henderson, price administrator, stands out as the today’s toughest Washington job amid gas, rubber, rail, and troop moves shaping the war effort.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Sirea
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Joseph B. Eastman
Nelson
Eastman
Leon Henderson
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