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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
7
A syndicated editor recalls a fictional invasion illustrating psychological warfare and questions whether Stalin would risk exposing Red troops to Western freedoms. Military leaders doubt an invasion would succeed and see it as a cure for communism, preferring arms or defense.
A sick man demands his creditors serve as pallbearers explaining they have carried him most of his life. In a separate scene a husband recalls visiting a tailor and rejecting cuffs, claiming no clothes on the cuff.
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O'Flaherty confronts Rosenkrantz over unpaid debts. Rosenkrantz claims O'Flaherty is a preferred creditor, then explains delays in repayment to a puzzled creditor. The exchange ends with O'Flaherty pressed for more clarity about his rights.
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