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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1940
Page
6
James Lambert confronts his foster daughter Nora about her engagement to Don Mason while Ned plots and Don’s nerves fray. Nora wrestles with duty and passion, wavering between loyalty to her father and love for Don as spring turns to a heat wave.
In a feverish City office on a scorching day Don clashes with Nora’s brother Ned over Nora and a past encounter. Ned accuses Don of deceit, Don defends himself then quits, planning to tell Nora his side. Nora prepares to join him as father’s stern stance looms.
Welles recounts meetings with Ciano and Goering as Europe edges toward war. He notes Mussolini’s peace talk, Hitler’s quips on conquest, and Chamberlain’s English discussions. Also mentions a Paris stop with Daladier, and a London rendezvous with Chamberlain amid a wary view of public peace support.
Scientific American reports a new document glass that blocks ultraviolet light while transmitting visible light. Developed for museums and curators, the glass reduces ink fading and paper deterioration, based on Swedish testing research and extensive experiments.
Collier's Weekly notes that nearly all Hindu families keep Ganges water for a dying person. A sip is believed to exempt the soul from rebirth and prolong the chance to die peacefully.
A dated notice lists the lesson for March 31 with Scripture selections chosen by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes copyright permission and usage by the organization for church teaching materials.
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