A Soldier Returns from the Dead to Confront a Family
Julia confronts Richard McFarlane, now Roger Mackey, who reveals his long masquerade and military life. He refuses to resume as husband, while Julia faces old wounds, Ric’s hidden history, and a fragile peace with Dave Patterson as they await the next chapter.
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Richard McFarlane
Mackey
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Hickam Field
Ridley
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Veterans Affairs new disability rating schedule overview
Washington bureau notes the 1945 rating schedule review by VA covers all service connected disabilities retroactive to April 1, 1946. It expands types of wounds and tropical diseases, raises some ratings, but does not blanket-change totals. Readers with inquiries: general guidelines and examples on dental care, unemployment compensation, and allied government benefits.
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Veterans’ Administration
24Th Infantry
Japan
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Muncie
Ind. A
24Th Division
Glen Allen
Ala. A
Office of Veterans’ Administration
Ellwood City
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Pensacola
Fla. A
United States
U. S
E. H
Hutchinson, Kas. A
Division of Public Relations
State Department
Washington, D. C
History Quiz Questions for a Game Show
A list of ten trivia prompts covering politics geography music and history. Questions include heavier than air water the impeachment possibility birthplace of the piano comparisons of India and US state borders west of the Mississippi meeting of Decatur death an early name for Columbia University and a line from a wartime song.
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India
United States
Casey
House
Mississippi River
Stephen Decatur
Columbia University
Answers to scattered historical trivia facts
Water is 775 times heavier than air. Each house may expel a member with two-thirds concurrence. Italy. One-half the size. Yes. He was David M. Casey who played with the National League Phillies. Ernest Thayer wrote the poem in 1888. The house can choose speakers and officers without restrictions. Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. In a duel with Commodore James Barron. King's College. The Star Spangled Banner.
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David M. Casey
National League Phillies
Ernest Thayer
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
James Barron
King’s College
French Church Building Boom in the 12th and 13th Centuries
The text notes a massive church construction surge in France during the 12th and 13th centuries. With about 10 million inhabitants, France built 80 cathedrals and nearly 500 cathedral-class churches from 1170 to 1270, a modern value near 3 billion dollars.
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