Jenny Poleska Prepares for Meeting Ted in Snowy Salon
Jenny Poleska, wearing a brown velvet suit and hat, stands in Max's dressing room as friends tease and doubt her plan to meet Ted. She recalls a past crush on Tod and grapples with lingering feelings, while snow falls outside and spring options tempt the shop windows.
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Irls
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Tod
Love and memories of Tod from a past romance
A narrator recalls lingering love for Tod and past memories with him. She plans to reveal bad news about Liz while drifting to earlier summers with Tod, their high school romance, and family trips to a riverside fishing shack.
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Ted
Duncans
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Best Defense For Atom Bomb Says Visit Rule
Sumner Pike of the Atomic Energy Commission said the best defense against an atom bomb is to be on a visit place when it goes off. He spoke on a television broadcast noting the commission struggles to assess its performance, mentioning he spends more time at Jenny's house than at home and that Pop had liked him. Continued on page 14.
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Pop
Atomic talks and nickel output frame 1902 outlook
The commissioner notes uncertainty about a rival's progress in Russia's atomic research while Pike argues atomic energy is here to stay and must be adapted to. The piece adds that by 1902 Canada produced over 5,000 tons of nickel, illustrating industrial shifts.
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