Angus Follows Trail To Castaloni Hideout In Connecticut
In a tense pursuit through Manhattan and across bridges, Angus learns of Castaloni’s Long Island hideout. Spike admits a possible Connecticut location after key coercion, leading Angus toward a gated, floodlit country house where Adoreen calls for help and a gunshot erupts. The scene ends with Adoreen’s scream and Angus' perilous advance.
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Angus
Adoreen
Hennessey
Spike
Butch
Trigger Tim
Buddy
Inspector Callahan
Adoreen Margate
Miss Mickletwidge
MacPhillips
New York
Central Park
Manhattan
Connecticut
Anous
East River
Queensboro Bridge
Castalani
Valee
Job interview ethics and political fear in wartime rights
A reader asks about hiring ethics and family influence on jobs, while a political column argues Congress expands powers, threatening liberties. The piece notes stockpiling measures, draft age changes, and government authority over property with stakes for workers and ordinary citizens. It also references local social notes and family visitors in Hope, including mentions of McDougald, Parola, and Jane Goodlett, illustrating community life amid broader political debate.
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Cotton Ed Smith
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Authority
Joe
Seay
Peter Edson
Social Calendar for June 26 at First Methodist Church
Mrs Dorsey McRun Sr issued invitations for an afternoon party honoring brides-elect Miss Julia Lemley and Miss Filizbeth Green. Senior League members meet at the church at 7:30 for a renstive hunt.
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The
First Methodist Church
Renstive Hunt
Tea at Lemley Home Prepares for Two Weddings
A large Wednesday tea at Mrs. Marty J. Lemley’s Sixteenth Street Road home honors her niece Julia Lemley, who will wed Fred Ellis of Fi Smith. also Jill Elizabeth Green will marry John Williams of Texarkana at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on June 29. Guests include families Lemley Green and McRae, with hospitality led by Mrs. Harry J. Lemley and others. The event features garden-tinted decor, antique centerpieces, and wedding-themed touches.
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Marty J. Lemley
Sixteenth Street Road
Neice
Julia Lemley
Fred. Ellis
Fi Smith
W. Kendall Kensey
Elizabeth Green
George Green
John Williams
Texarkana
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Dorsey McRee Sr
Robert Vesey
Adolphine Andrews
McAllen
Texas
A. F. Heanegan
C. C. Spragins
Clarice
Cannon
Ugene White
Harry J. Lemley
Mary Lemley
W. Kendall Lemley
Miss Lemley
Clyde Hill
Remmel Young
del King
Santa Paula Calif
McRae Lemley
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Francis Bryant
Corsicana
Baby
Maien
Lilly
Werera
McRae Andrews
Marilyn McRae
Martha White
Mary Caroline Andrews
Betty Vesey
Thomas Brewster
Bessie Green
Lloyd Spencer
E. 8. Greening
Personal Notes Highlight Social Visits in Dallas and Beyond
Mrs RB and Mrs A Boyett spent days with daughter Mrs P D Smith in Dallas before returning home. Mrs Joseph Heard and daughter Alice came from Winnfield Louisiana after visiting Mrs Heard's father Mr J Nathaniel Huffman. Mrs W Y Foster and Miss Mable Ethridge hosted Miss Thelma Fish and Miss Alberta Tarr heading to Honolulu to teach English in a Japanese school. Dry FLC Crow traveled to San Antonio as a speaker for the Texas Chiropractic Alumni Association. Bobby Glaze of Bearden arrived to visit his sister Mrs Paul Jones and Mr Jones. White Elephant Sale at the Ex-Experiment Station supported by Business and Professional Women's Club proceeds to treasury. Mrs Neely Black and party left for Shreveport after a week’s visit. Present.
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Joseph R. Heard
Alice
Winnfield
Louisiana
Dry
Crow
San Antonio
Texas Chiroplactic Alumni Association
Bobby Glaze
Bearden
Teo
Paul Junes
Jones
Periment Station
Shreveport
Neely Black
Public houses auction off irreplaceable glassware
In London a sale of damaged wine glasses and goblets occurred after bombs shattered items in pubs. Miss Ruby McKee organized the auction, attended by fifteen women including Miss Jack Porter Miss McKee Miss Beryl Weary Miss Maud Lipscoich Miss Marvy Arnold Miss Norma Lewis Mrs Aline Johnson and several others.
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London
Ruby McKee
Inc Cluded
Jack Porter
Miss McKee
Beryl Weary
Maud Lipscoich
Marvy Arnold
Norma Lewis
Aline Johnson
Florence Hicks
Jean Laseter
Cecilia Hughes
H. M. Olsen
Isable Onstead
Fay Russell
Roy Stephenson
Thelma Meare
Edson in Washington urges Joe to brace for wartime shortages
In a Washington column from June 26, the writer warns reader Joe Public about rapid wartime changes affecting daily life. He mentions fears, rationing, tax increases, potential universal income tax, and a defensive drive that could reshape prices and supplies. The piece notes car production cuts, metal shortages, and the zinc used in washtubs, all framed as necessary disruptions.
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California Sun
Caliban
Norman Kahl
Opyrahy
Hainan
Tanintinn
Leng
Yangus
Angi
Callahan
Addie
Castaloni
Spiké
Long Island
Anne
Helig
Charles A. Gelsati
Blevi Te Pegular
W. C. McCants
Cale
Him Huskey, Jr
Key
Herman
Rhodes
Harper
Mr. McDougald
Walter E.’ Nateanington
D.C
Harris
W. L'Mcdougald
Parola
Virgie Lee
Hope
Lemley
M. M. McCloughan
Arthur Swanke
Beaumont
Swanke
Ed Stewart
Ro ¥. Herndon Sr
C. C. Lewis
R. D. Franklin
Tom Kinser
Ed. Little
McCloughan
R. ¥. Herndon
Arthur Swankes
Barlow
Voyers
R. V. Herndon Se
R, Od. Franklin
Ewanke
Jor
Rialto
Boris Karloff
Devil
Autry
Saenger
Wallace Beery
Ziegfeld
Wortok
Edward Everved
Robert Z. Leonard
Panoro S$, Berman
Prairie Pioneers
Charles A. Haynes
Edson
Washington
Joseph
Arkansas
la Guardia
War Department
Ing
Defense
Arid
Americans Institute of Laundering
Rephan
Bemberg
Walter
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