Night Flight to Happiness Across a Turbulent Love
Sarah Lynn leaves with Gunnar in a waiting plane after a dramatic confrontation at home. The dream of marriage to Duncan van Doren ends as trusted allies rush to ensure her safety and future. Amid fear and longing, she gains courage to face the husband she chooses and rises toward an uncertain but hopeful sky.
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Mra Dana
Sarah Lynn
Duncan van Doren
Harry
Gunnar
Goose
Sally
Conrad
Lynn Dana
Penny
Sally Ann
Duncan
Saran Lynn
Vance le Roy
O1ate
Uncle Lynn
Jorfan
Pete
Conrad Jordan
Old Penny
Larry Lynn
Ardine’s Prank Ends In Quiet Longing On Train
On a crowded train, a woman moves to comfort Gunnar Thorwald, onceNorwegian ace, now softened by hurt. His posture betrays deep loneliness as the moment of reunion nears and a tender, unspoken bond lingers between them. The scene closes with unresolved ache and a final sense of farewell.
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Ardine
Pru
Gunnar Thorwald
Czech Decalogue Against German Rule Read by Janecek
George J. Janecek, Czech pavilion commissioner at the New York World's Fair, released a decalogue urging resistance to German absorption of Czecho-Slovakia. It condemns German rule, urges cultural resistance and unity, and notes 40,000,000 crowns saved by Czecho-Slovak effort were seized by German armies.
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Republic
George J. Janecek
Czech Republic
German Centre
What Is An American
The Brockville Recorder and Times laments British and Canadian readers referring to the United States as America. It notes many Canadians feel their country is part of America and urges distinction between the United States and Canada in reporting.
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United States
America
Republic
Great Britain
Brockville Recorder and Times
Boy who wins spelling bee aspires to business success
A brief remark notes a spelling bee winner may grow into a businessman who need not rely on a stenographer. The line hints at self sufficiency and future professions.
Monday observance of national holidays proposed by Financial Post
The Financial Post urges Canada to fix national holidays on Mondays by shifting Empire Day to the third Monday in May and Dominion Day to the first Monday in July. It argues longer holidays aid workers and the economy, noting retail losses this year from moving holidays and questioning insistence on current dates. Christmas remains a different case and the piece cites St Catharines Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Post
Canada
Oloserv
St. Catharines
Turner Valley Oil Shareholders Hit Record Six Month Dividends
Calgary Stock Exchange records show Turner Valley oil and gas firms disbursed 1 072 035 dollars to shareholders in the first six months of 1939, the highest six month return in the field’s history, with 765 461 dollars paid last year. Royalty payments neared 750 000 dollars, including provincial government royalties. Imperial Oil subsidiary Royalty Oil Company Limited led six month dividends with 535 790 dollars.
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Calgary Stock Exchange
Turner Valley
Alberta
Royaliie Oil Company, Limited
Imperial Oil
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Comfort Mitchell
Mrs. Dana
Miss Pennington
Ann
Sarah Lynner
Mr Duncan
Mary Dana Webster
Bensons Comm
Ser
Turner Valley Oil
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