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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1940
Page
3
Panama City and the Florida Gulf Coast attract more vacationists each year due to easy rail and road access, cool Gulf breezes, and mild winters. The region’s climate and hospitality culture entice both summer and winter travelers, with continual beach developments and new coastal attractions expanding appeal.
A reflective editorial argues that faith sustains nations more than planes or cannons. It cites Britain’s disillusionment after World War I, Germany’s rise through desperate faith, and how democracy, religion, and morality gain value in wartime. Archibald MacLeish urges defending final democratic aims to justify effort.
A concise reflection notes that genuine success is built on Christian rules of conduct as stated by Henry Martyn Field. The line emphasizes ethical foundations guiding achievement and personal integrity across time.
Rosalind Russell and Jimmy Stewart perform a couch scene from No Time for Comedy in a full studio audience. The two stars rehearse ad lib moments, exchange light quips about acting and fashion, and endure directorial notes before taking a lunch break after 45 minutes of filming.
Francine Findley chronicles Adam Burdett, son of a Mississippi planter, who opposes slavery and relocates with his wife Sarah to upstate New York in 1840. The Civil War tests their ideals, while neighbor gossip and new romances reshape their lives, offering reflections on America's enduring quest for perfection.
The article argues for a short and inexpensive honeymoon to help couples get acquainted without fatigue. It emphasizes maintaining courtship spirit, avoiding showy trips, and focusing on relaxation and mutual adjustment. It notes worry harms adjustment and advises emotional and physical ease for the bride.
A vivid tour of New York scenes as seen by a feature writer. A theater box office robbery on West 46th Street. a hoodlum’s testimony in a murder case. a Dutch American heiress contemplating wartime news. a chaotic 84th Street traffic episode with a boy nearly struck. and a Lexington Avenue encounter with a sudden kiss between strangers ending with a mystery about Johnny.
Larry and Monnie meet on a hill above a canyon ranch after midnight. She follows him to watch his vigil for rustlers while he insists he is guarding calves from thieves. A tense exchange ends with Larry grabbing Monnie as she resists his attempt to leave.
Larry and Monnie confess their love amid danger as Hugh’s narcotics case threads deeper. Larry vows to pursue evidence against Bentley with Harris’s aid while Monnie warns of deadly risk. A pursuing plane signals new shipment as the cliffside chase hints at a wider national ring.
A quiz asks about etiquette for high school girls visiting cards outfits and group invites at a banquet. It also covers thanking gifts after graduation and whether a mother should thank relatives. Answers reference Miss Alice Smith and a coded example, with guidance on personal notes versus family thanks.
A quirky policy in California proposes each inmate in the state system be numbered in the next lottery. The concept dates to the 1850s foundation and notes that the latest prize number reached is 65,000. The plan involves 58 counties supplying numbers for a statewide draw.
A mixed puzzle with clues like ancient deity of war and keeper of fields hints at a crossword style challenge. Entries reference gods, regions, elements, and ordinal positions across horizontal and vertical lines, inviting solvers to fill cells with linked terms and names.
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