Footsteps in the Fog chapter unfolds on campus life
Deborah grows close to Stephan a German student amid campus rumors and Angela’s sharp gossip. Steady companionship, dances, and late study sessions mask deeper tensions as Deborah senses a hidden, ruthless edge in him. Angela warns of danger as audience and romance intertwine with wartime tensions.
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Deborah
Stephan
Angela
Isupla
Hausfrau
Angie
Doctor Brooks
Adolf
Hay Fever and Health Advice from Dr Frank McCoy
Excerpts discuss hay fever origins in the blood, pollen season from April 1 to June 15, and symptoms including headaches and sneezing. Address Dr. Frank McCoy for articles on hay fever and asthma, plus home remedies and cautions about exposure to irritants.
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Frank McCoy
Det
McCoy Health Service
West Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Save Defense Month Brings $441 Million to Treasury
Washington reports the first save-for-defense month yielded 441.782 million dollars in May, with 438.23 million from bonds and 3.552 million from defense savings stamps. Morgenthau called it a wonderful start and urged continued effort to sustain the campaign.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
Morgenthau
Defense
Treasury
Baseball Takes Back Seat to American League Talk
Dick Parker of Bridgeport Connecticut notes that while baseball is the national pastime the American League remains the best game. He emphasizes the league's quality and competition, framing the discussion around its merits and enduring appeal.
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Dick Parker
Bridgeport
Conn
Live ammunition in mock wars sparks cautious training debate
Army officers at Camp Hunte r Liggett discuss privately using a few real bullets in war games to heighten realism. They note soldiers are careless in mock battles and say a single live round per 16 000 would force vigilance, potentially preventing heavy losses in real fighting.
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Hunter Liggett
Cal
Japan
Germany
Laundries Out of Hot Water Plan Emerges
A Northwestern University co ed proposes revising hotel laundry lists to include modern garments replacing old categories. Her plan suggests renaming items like bloomers and drawers to snuggies and panties, trimming terms to bras and shimmy shirts, and adding new categories for today’s attire. The unnamed student cites Chicago hotel lists with gaps for slacks shorts and playsuits, arguing for updated classifications to improve cleanliness and service.
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Joliet
Northwestern University
American Institute of Lathe Dering
Institute
Chicago
Yesteryear
Blyth and Kerr Families Return Home to Detroit
Homer City residents Rachel Blyth and Helen Kerr have returned to Detroit after visiting their parents. William Blyth andMr and Mrs H K Kerr accompanied by Mrs William Householder were involved in the family trip.
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Rachel Blyth
Helen Kerr
Detroit
Michigan
William Blyth
H. K. Kerr
William Householder
Pressure groups condemned at Lafayette College graduation
At Easton on June 7 George W. Denny Jr urged that mass meetings in a critical hour are a tragic misuse of freedom of speech. He argued groups attract followers, deepen prejudice, and block reason, proposing that La Guardia and Lindbergh address the nation on radio the same night. The event also awarded honorary degrees and installed a new life member of the Lafayette Alumni Association.
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Easton
George W. Denny, Jr
New York City
Town Hall
Lafayette College
LaGuardia
Col. Lindbergh
Ogden Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Raymond Gram Swing
Thomas F. Soles
McKeesport
Lafayette Alumni Association
Wandin and Lydie at Clearfield Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lydie were at Clearfield Sunday visiting with Mr and Mrs Claude Weaver and other local residents. The brief social outing highlighted community ties and friendly greetings among neighbors.
Local Residents Visit Over Weekend Across States
Terence Haddon and family returned from Detroit and visited the Claude Weaver home Saturday. John Diteman Jr and John Filler traveled to Washington, D C for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver hosted guests including granddaughter Virginia Learn and Kennett from Akron Ohio. Terence Hadden and sons Terence and Ey ware at the Claude Weaver home Saturday.
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Revie
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