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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

7

Three Shuttered Houses Chapter 1

Clint Jervies drives home through a storm and meets a drenched girl in a nightgown running along Kenesaw Hill. He offers help, but she vanishes into the woods after giving only a brief clue about where she wished to go, leaving him puzzled and planning to seek Inspector Tope.

Reet Wes Mda Mabel Gaye Clint Jervies Mabel Clint Enid Mason Huron Aston Mastel Holt Boston Providence Road L Clint Kenesaw Hill June Leaford Kitty Seaford Ciint Clara Jervies Miss Adds Mr. Jervies Miss Moss Alaud Inspector Tope Youre Mat Hess Chicago Hyou Mariel Gaye Tope Ben Ames Williams June Seaford

Notable Roberts Through History From Teutonic Origin Scroll

Robert a Teutonic name meaning of shining fame has been borne by many famous figures across centuries. Florence A Cowles cites numerous bearers from Scotland England Ireland and Germany including Robert Bruce Robert Browning Robert Clive and Robert Peary among others.

Robert Germany Florence A. Cowles Cleveland Plain Dealer Robert Bruce Scotland Liberator Robert Barnes Robert Browning Roberts Dudley Earl of Leicester Elizabeth Blake Herrick Boyle Harley Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Bijtish Lord Clive

Old Stories Retold Boost for Star Dust Television

Old time vaudeville actors gain radio to television openings as new careers emerge for theatrical and motion picture performers. The piece notes early star transitions, with Richard Barthelmess, Cary Grant, Barbara Stanwyck, and James Stewart among those shaping the era while Lionel personalities and radio dreams collide in New York and Hollywood.

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Who'll Get the Call for 1940

A scrambled list of Democratic and Republican presidential contenders is presented, naming Arthur Vandenberg, Thomas Dewey, Robert Taft, James Parley, Mary L. Hopkins, and others as possible nominees. The piece notes Roosevelt’s stance on a third term and discusses each figure’s background and perceived strengths.

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