Harney Push by MRS via Cure WNW Seouting Maguire
Local notes describe a push by MRS via Cure toward Harney WNW, naming Maguire and the writer Kit in a tangled sequence. The fragment mentions a wife of tippy Leis, editor and mayor, and references efforts around banking methods and separations. The text is garbled and partial.
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Harney
Cure
Seouting
Maguire
Wile
Tippy Leis
Een Been
Walker Mays
OU Gnilaeen
Kit
Ssslong
Mette ‘Hak
Mary Ghursen Atu
Ste Atavin Vores
Fragmented tale of Alec and Laura in a town
Laura probes Alec’s disappearance by visiting his old associates and the grocery, then follows a whispered clue to a weathered shack where Alec’s lover Lou awaits. Lou confesses Alec’s affection and fear of scandal, revealing a fragile house, a tense entanglement, and a plan for a possible lawful union under age.
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Ales
Shirley
Jatrs Newsum
Laura
Lou
Alec
Alec and Lou’s Radio Dreams Bring Family Strife to Fore
Laura confronts fear and disapproval as Alec and Lou forge a life around Alec’s budding radio business. Lou’s resolve and Laura’s cautious consent spark tension with Tam, while Mike and Eugene Mays clash over Donahue investments. The story merges romance, ambition, and power politics in a small town.
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Kathleen
Clarion
Ritchie Graham
Roger White
Mike
Eugene Mays
Donahue
Jon
Belt
Mays
Min
Maguire
Esteer
Guy Hospital
Tales of Manhattan cast and other Hollywood notes
Western Newspaper Dilon previews Tales of Manhattan with seven sequences starring Charles Boyer W Fields Edward G Robinson and Joe McGrea among others. It highlights Susan Hayward in Reap the Wild Wind and The Lady Has Plans with Kathryn Grayson linked to The Vanishing Virginian. Edward G Robinson visits his son at Black Foxe Academy prompting CBS Big Town edits.
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Paramount
Manhattan
Charles Boyer
W. ©. Fields
Edward G. Robinson
Joe McGrea
Paul Robeson
Charles Laughton
Boss
Susan Hayward
Paulette Goddard
Ray Milland
Manny
Black Foxe Military Academy
San Bernardino
Robinson
Hat Black
Reailie
Black
CBS
Treasury Hour
Camel cigarettes lead in soldiers' tobacco tastes at home fronts
Soldiers in service show Camel cigarettes as the first choice for smoking tobacco, with Prince Albert Smacking Tobacco also popular. Local dealers advertise Camel in large car ton and Prince Albert tins as ideal gifts from home, reflecting the readers’ wartime preferences.
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Post &X
Prince Albert
Adv
Dependability and steadfastness in character
A quotation from Dow Stanley extols a dependable character rooted in principle and the fear of God. It emphasizes reliable, unwavering traits and notes how one can discard many flashy but unreliable qualities without fear of loss.
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Dow Stanley
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