Frantic Weekend: Peggy and Nigel in a Lake Escape
Peggy and Nigel collide in a tense canoe chase on a lake. Peggy defeats Nigel with a playful yet sharp temper and then a shy, charged kiss near the boat house as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
03 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
1
Peggy and Nigel collide in a tense canoe chase on a lake. Peggy defeats Nigel with a playful yet sharp temper and then a shy, charged kiss near the boat house as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Washington Day Book notes six months after Pearl Harbor as Congress is jittery under war strain. Despite efforts by Truman, Byrd, Vinson, Canner, Gore and others, no wartime leader has emerged. Election-year politics and massive war bills keep lawmakers busy but without standout leadership on Capitol Hill.
Lawmakers wrestle with legislative obstacles before recess as bitter criticism follows the pension and gasoline ration debates. A Senate leader notes Congress rubber stamps admin proposals, while a member defends Guam fortification. another item records a Murphys grave marked by a 13 font pyramid.
London reports 21 more Czechs executed by Nazis for harbouring agents or praising the Heydrich assassination. Total tallies 132 deaths since the attack, including 23 women, with Jews among the executed. In Ohio, 276 bank men serve in the U S armed forces, averaging one per bank.
St Louis June 3 AP Beloved stage star Maude Adams, age 63, revived Peter Pan on public stage for the first time here in over a century. She recalled loving the role most and spoke of child audiences warning of dangers. Adams retired in 1918, briefly returned in 1931, and now directs Stephens College drama. She plans to depart for New York City.
Senator Harley M. Kilgore predicts mass production for destruction will shift to peaceful use after the war in a Rotary Club address in Bangor Me. He notes that air travel could become widespread within a mile of center. The item also reports Boston’s population falling from 781,188 in 1930 to 769,520 in 1840.
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