Last day for city licenses and dog vaccination
Our Town notes a final day in Panama City to obtain city licenses without penalties and to immunize pets. Dr. T. W. Brown will vaccinate dogs at city hall fire station until 5 p.m. The column recalls noisy construction next door and mentions Hitler’s brief illness. Grant of St Andrew reports a six pound sweet potato grown in his garden.
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Panama City
T. W. Brown
City Hall
H. L. Grant
St. Andrew
Bay County
Grant
Echoes of a fallen diplomat Count Bernstorff’s waning days
The piece recalls American born widow Mrs Bernstorff and her husband Count Gohann von Bernstorff once a popular German ambassador in Washington. It traces his fall after World War I, warning America about submarine warfare, his political shifts, exile in Switzerland in 1932, and death as Hitler rose.
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Gohann von Bernstorff
Pehe Hag
Bernstorff
America
Berlin
Ger Star
United States
Germany
German Republic
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Switzerland
Hitler
Idle Hour Estate to Be Sold at Auction on Long Island
New York columnist notes Idle Hour on Long Island will be auctioned this week. The 110 room Vanderbilt manor, built in 1904, later hosted Dutch Schultz era crime lore and the so called Peace Haven project. Auction action may unearth buried riches or past scandals as Oakdale, Long Island, overlooks Great South Bay.
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Long Island
W. K. Vanderbilt
Dutch. Schultz
Baby Jean
Master Metaphysicians
Peace Haven
Shultz
Hoboken
Barbs on Friendship and Work Roles in Chicago Factory Life
A fragment discusses adult friendships and reciprocity, noting men who run things in their furnaces and washing machines and women’s habits. The narrator references Chicago factory life and social expectations, with a terse, observational tone about labor and pay.
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Chicago
Words of the Wise and Cautionary Voices Across War Talks
A collection of quotations from diverse figures including L. Be. Jordan, Dr. Walther Funk, Dr. Francis E. McMahon, Paul G. Hoffman, Marshal Petain, and others. The remarks touch on industry hiring, economic unity of Axis powers, isolationism, postwar road building, armistice lessons, and social commentary on boxing and discipline.
Casting Quest for For Whom the Bell Tolls Cast
Hollywood notes on the arduous casting hunt for Scarlette O’Hara and Maria in For Whom the Bell Tolls. Sam Wood weighs actors and accents while screening candidates, trimming tests, and debating Pilar’s ideal traits.
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Hollywood
David Selznick
Scarlett O’hara
Paramount
Marias
Robert Jordans
Pilars
Hemingway
Paulette Goddard
Gary Cooper
Carol Landis
Nelson Eddy
Wood
Sam Wood
King's Row
Warners
FWTBT
Patents to Germans and rubber magnates in wartime
Washington reports on U S patent grants to German citizens for military devices like rocket driven propellerless aircraft. The piece explains how wartime patent policy shares military value with U S services, with exams and withholding of dangerous details. It also notes upcoming artificial rubber plants and anti trust actions shrinking monopolies in government procurement.
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Washington
U. S
United States
Army
Navy
Officef
Germany
U.S
Sk Te Agenty
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
Governme
Anti-Trust
Q for Quick joins war ads as new campaign symbol
London reports Britain adopts Q for Quick alongside V for Victory in a Ministry of War Transport effort to urge faster turnaround on all vehicles carrying war supplies. The symbol will appear on billboards and in newspapers to rally public effort.
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London
Britain
Ministry of War Transport
Murder at Paradine Lake In Marguerite Gahagan Serial
In a Parading Lake resort tale Mary Connors and Dennia Flynn pursue a triple murder mystery. Suspect Herbert Cord is slain and Jennie Morris is entangled as a former fiancée. The case expands with Liza Holmes found dead in an attic as a tense police inquiry unfolds.
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Parading Lake
Mary C'onnor
Maudie
Dennia Flynn
Herbert Cord
Gangater Stash Veretti
Cords
Jennie Morris
Margie Chivon
Paradine
Agaterioua
Mins Mille Morris
Jeannie
Punt
Hig
Ling Holmes
Miss Millie
Jeanies
Chris Gordons
Tod Balmer
Jeanie
Mary
Dennis
Liza
Morrie
Shieldet
Maudid
Ted
Denny
Liza Holmes
Cord
Millie
Finn McCool
Ula
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Panama City Pilot
Lynn Haven Free Press
Joan H. Perry Associates
West 38Th Street
New York
N. Y
Postoffice
Marinase
Tnc
William Pinney
Toni Veverka
Braden Ball
Joan A. Peary
Morning Dispatch
Bay Front Park
Manhattan
George Tuobes
Broadway
Embryo Medicos
Lindy’s
Lindy
Grauman
L. A
Schrafft’s
43Rd
Schrafft's
Whitey
Lindy's
Words OF
L. BE. Jordan
Forty Plus Club of
Minneapolis
Walther Funk
Francis E. McMahon
Notre Dame University
Paul G. Hoffman
Motor Company
Marshal Petain
France
Anwler
Paul Harrison
NEA
Pilar
Maria
Oscar Homolka
Pablo
Annabella
Amazon
Peas Standand News
Jarvis
Ersatz
EDSON
NEA Service
No Defense
Firestone and
Goodyear
Akron
Goodrich
Louisville
U. S. Rubber
Naugatuck
Conn
Malaya
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Paradise
Marguerite Gahagan
Tod
Morris
Ted Palmer
Andler
Te Palmer
Eddie
Jonnia
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