Palm Beach to New York Drama Ends in Named Marriage
Vera Brown charts Lynn’s escape from a Palm Beach trap after a car theft, a Hollywood style pursuit, and a faux marriage to Rene Bouchier to secure passage to New York. They endure breakdowns and charity from Mrs Warren’s attorney, then Lynn works as a dress model while Marty Sledenberg, a magazine editor, becomes involved.
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Lynn
Raymond
Wild) Austin
Rene Bouchier
New York
Rene
Lovell
Lovells
Lynne
Mme. Reanoud
Marty Sledenberg
Calls
Lynn Morrow and Wild Austin in a colorful chase
Lynn Morrow's world widens as art editor Marty Siedenberg backs Rene the artist and Wild Austin seeks the girl. publicity blooms with magazines, orchids, and high society dinners while Lynn balances modeling, posing, and a wary romance.
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Madam
Lynn
Mme
Reanaud
Florida
Rene
Wild
Mr. Austin
Lynnn
Terry
Miss Morrow
Pierre
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Must Win Markets and the Pan American Alliance
The author argues against relying on Pan American conferences or collective security. He warns that nations will pursue self interest, cites Washington, and notes the fragility of alliances. Emphasis is on defending with bases and maintaining markets through efficient production, not through costly entanglements or speculative cartels.
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George Washington
Cordon Sanitaire
France
Britain
England
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Not Running Away From the American Pennant Yet
The piece reviews 1940 sports, noting Bimelech and other three year olds faded by Derby, Challedon and Kayak issues, and no standout horse. It covers golf with Lawson Little rising, and the American League race where four clubs challenge the Yankees. It highlights Bill McKechnie’s Reds as the steady team, and mentions tennis and baseball stars like Feller, Newsom, and Louis as top figures for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimelech
Challedon
Kayak
Byron Nelson
Lawson Little
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Don Budge
McLoughlin
Bill Johnston
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vinesor Budge
DiMagigio
Dickey
Ageyrie
Joe Louis
Louis
Ask Me Another General Quiz Pack
A collection of ten trivia questions covering language history furniture motifs cuisine etiquette music and politics. Questions include the origin of sophomore peculiarities of Chinese language Duncan Phyfe motifs mother of Solomon prima facie diamonds in meteorites and terms for groups of birds. Also asks about presidential timing on bills and the secretary of state reporting to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Phyfe
Solomon
Congress
Secretary of State
Chapter XII Mine Revelation Sparks Tense Exchange
Mine, Reanaud seized the card from Lynn as she trembled. The mention of Wild Austin jolted Lynn, who denied knowing him and avoided the question, fueling a growing tension between them.
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Reanaud
Lynn
Austin
Sewing notes and war aid drive in a community
An editor reflects on shorthand sewing shortcuts and winter in Europe as a Red Cross group in the town expands to help Finnish refugees. Twelve to fourteen women sew about 50 woolen dresses weekly for sizes 9 to 14, funded by gifts. they simplify patterns to maximize quantity.
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Europe
Finland
Red Cross
Invasion of England and the Norsemen Threats
Pathfinder notes that the last successful invasion was 1066 when William the Conqueror crossed from Normandy. It adds that before, Saxons Danes and Norsemen invaded, but since then the British navy has repelled threats and no invasion occurred in the First World War.
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England
William the Conqueror
English Channel
Normandy
British Isles
Pathfinder
A Treasury of Words and Birds and Government Notes
From Greek roots to single syllable words and shifting tones to reveal meanings. A lyre and Bath sheba appear in clues. Quail pheasants ducks geese and other bird terms listed. Ten days minus Sundays and a cabinet note on annual reports.
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Bath-sheba
Congress
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Siedenberg
Eekly
Igkering
Offashington Square
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The
Mortimer
Terry McNair
Asheville
Maine
Wild Austin
Long Island
New Weekly
Steenth
Flipped Wild
Lynn Morrow
Mme. Reanaud
Hollywood
Napoleon
Briand
United States of Europe
South America
Washington Post
Eliot
Spain
China
Russia
Japan
Germany
Buck Newsom
Louis Norman
Buck
Newsom
Hartsville
Grantiand Rice
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
Good Housekeeping Intitute
Household Searchlight
United States Rubber Company
Rockefelins
Inal
WNU Service
Bugs Tee
Mearns
Socrates
Kent Hee
Lowell
Thomas A Kempis
South
Winteramith
Wintaramith Chemical Co, Inc., Inc
Louisville, Kyy
Wintersmith
Rollin
P. A
John Schnder
Prince Albert Tin
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