Could This Gasoline Order Break A Quiet Office?
In a serialized story, Vera is suspected after a missing gasoline order paper surfaces in the office. Sue Mary fears the risk as government intrigue swirls around Miss Grant and Ross Clark. Vera maintains calm, retrieves the paper, and returns to work, airing doubt and resolve in a tense middle chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Rense
Ross Clark
Sue Mary
Miss Grant
Vera
Ross
Kitty
Sue Mery
Nick
Natalie
Clark
Rost Clark
Sue
Mr. Clark
Buick Prepares for Auto Show Across Three Cities
Buick announces plans to display a full line at Detroit New York and Chicago auto shows next month. W Hufstader GM Buick sales manager notes a dealers and salesmen meeting in Detroit led by C H Rey with 400 expected attendees. New models feature the fire spall engine dual compound lubrication steering gear and updated direction signals amid streamlined styling and fuel economy gains.
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Flint
Detroit
New York
Chicago
W. Hufstader
Buick
General Motors
Butatader
Detroit Metropolitan
C. H.’ Rey
Barbs and bold quotes spark scattered thoughts in Europe
Fragmentary remarks touch on breakfast habits, doctors advice, and tense moments. A New York clothier comments on style while a Hollywood scene looms over a neighborhood. Wives may be harmed in a hypothetical scenario, reflecting a tense, unsettled mood.
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Europe
Hollywood
la New York
Social Calendar Notes Week of September Events
Friday events include a Contract Bridge club meeting at the home of Mrs. Dick Wathing at 3 o clock and another at Mrs. KR D Franklin's home at 3 o clock. Saturday hosts Roy Andersons at home until 10 for Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Frans. A senior circle hosts Troop No. with Mrs. WW Jones as captain. Monday marks the First Baptist Church Womens Missionary Society week of prayer for State Missions with study led by Mrs. Yarry Shiver at 2:30. Unit No. 1 of St. Mark's auxiliary meets at Mrs. J. R. Henry's home at 4. Tuesday continues with W M S circles meeting at First Baptist Church.
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Contract Bridge Club
Kr.d. Franklin
Roy Anderson
Thompson Frans
First Baptist Church “Womens Missionary Society
Yarry Shiver
Clyde Monts
Scout Leaders Association
Joe Black
Nallon Wylie
J. O. Milam
Lester Gordon
John Vesey
Frank Hearne
Joel Black
R. E. Henderson
J.O. Milam
Robert Walker
J. W. Jones
Martha Ann Singleton
Alice Henry
Roy .S. Powell
Dale Wilson Meutanant
The
Brownies
Mary Ferkins
C. W. Tacpley
Franklin Iaxien
Franklin Horton
Cecil Wyatt
Bill Brosher
Raymond Jones
S. L. Murphy
D. L. Bush
Buford “Poe
First Baptist Church Women Host Bridge Event
The Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church planned a program at 8 pm with Miss Warrior Story and Mrs. Garret Story Jr. as honorees. An afternoon bridge for Mrs. Thompson Evans Jr. and other guests featured trophies, gifts, and a table full of fall flowers, with many local members participating.
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Warrior Story
Garret Story Jr
Harris Story
Garratt Story Jr
Thompson Evans Jr
Napey Carolyn Story
George ‘Robison
Joe Black
W. R Herndon
Royce Smith
Roy Powell
Bil Wray
Thomas Kinger
Frank Barr
Claudia Whitworth
Leonard el« Nis
Olin Lewis
George Robison
Oliver Adams
Paul H. Jones
M. M. McCloug
Dotis Webb
Thompson Evans Sry
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Garrett Story
Hendrik Sprageins
Dale , Wilson
Claud. Stuart
Nancy Brummett
Ivis Brummett
KK. J. Spore
Methodist Church
Kenneth L. Spore
George Ware
Wedding details and royal exile era echoes in Romania tale
A lengthy wedding narrative describes navy reding tonics, gardenia corsage, and a layette of bridal attire and honors. It notes Dr. Harry Sawyer of San Francisco as best man and the couple’s plans for a Lake Tahoe honeymoon. The bride’s lineage ties to Arkansas and nursing at Barnes Hospital, while the groom’s education spans Stanford and Washington University. A later historical passage recounts Carol II of Romania, his abdication crisis, exile, Magda Lupescu, and Romania’s turmoil under Berlink-Rome pressure, ending with the royal train ambush and escape.
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Harry Sawyer
San Francisco
Kitchen
Lake Tahoe
Arkansas
Magnolia A and M. College
Henderson State Teachers College
Washington University School of Nursing
St. Louis
Barnes Hospital
Leland Stanford University
Washington University
Alpha Chi Sigjm
Phi Beta Pi
Sigma Ki
San Francisco City and County Hospital
Hamshire Street
Carol
Magda Lupescu
Local Social Notes From Texarkana To Washington D C
Personal mentions list Dorsey McRee Jr and Billy Duc kett returning from Cheyenne and Denver. L M Lile visited Texarkana on Thursday. Miss Mary Haynes to Gunston Hall Washington. Mr and Mrs J R Floyd moved to El Dorado at Sample apartments. Joe Jones headed to Russellville for state Fireman convention. Dr A J Nighbors and wife back from Cleveland where he attended American Dental Association meeting. Mrs Doyle Mayton improving at Josephine hospital. Harry Barlow returned from Chicago and heads to Hot Springs to enter Army Navy hospital.
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Dorsey McRee Jr
Billy Duckett
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Cala
O- Dy
L. M. Lile
Texarkana
S U
Joe Jones
Russelville
A. J. Nighbors
Cleveland
American Dents) Association
Harry Barlow
Chicago
Hot Springs
Army-Navy
Carol and the War Leader's Changed Role
A fragmented account notes Carol evolving from a playboy prince to a cautious wartime ruler. He balances Rapierlike political moves against Hitler Stalin and Mussolini while Romania's fate hangs on pledges from Britain and France.
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Lupescu
Carol
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Britain
France
Rumunia
Our Country Continued from Page One
Booth Tarkington opens a series piece urging Americans to reclaim old solitude and pride in hard work and self reliance. He argues that faith in the hardworking man sustains democracy against fascist and communist threats, calling readers to “be Americans again.”
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America
Booth Tarkington
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Tanahina
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Ake
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J. R. Henry
First Baptist Church
Amoe St.joseph
Business Womens Circle
First ‘Baptist Church
Albert Buck
Hugh Jones
Fred Hulsey
W. E. Morgan
Magnolia
Claud Richmond
Patsy Lundberg
Helen Bronson
Watsonville
L. Jungen
Ioa Rodgers
George Eveland
Martha Eveland
ALL Hope Saenger
Lam and
Abner
Frances Langford
March of Time
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Rial
Rosey
Ron Us Eworth
Buckaroo Benny
Jack Benny
Buon
Andy DE
Pall Harris
Tata "da
Ube Corneal
Bonnie Day
Carmichael
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Romania
League of Nations
Russia
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Hungary
Transylvania
Mary Haynes
Gunston Hall
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Shir
Mrs. J. R. Floyd
el Dorado
Doyle Mayton
Josephine Hospital
Carol and
Saenger
John Lee Mahin
James Edward Grant
Jack Conway
Sam Zimbalist
Buck Diamond Cafe Ralph
Hempstead Motor Co
Max Cox
Hope, Ark
Cotton Buyers of Hope
Simms - Foster Agency
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