Satin Slip Reveals Janice Trent In Alaska Tale
Bruce Harcourt, an Alaska engineer, finds a satin slip on Fifth Avenue and learns it belongs to Janice Trent, sister of a college friend. She eloped with her fiancé Ned Paxton. Bruce urges postponement of the marriage. Back in Alaska, Bruce prevents a bridge collapse, becomes chief after Hale is fired, and meets new secretary Jimmy Delevan who is secretly Janice. Janice disappeared four days before her wedding.
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Bruce Harcourt
Alaska
Fifth Avenue
Janice Trent
Janice
Ned Paxton
Bruce
Ned
Harcourt
Hale
Jimmy Delevan
Tubby Grant
Jimmy
Lamp Sisters
Martha
Tubby
Tong
Millicent Hale
Millicent
Joe Hale
Jimmy Dolevan
Jan
Billy
Has she seen that paper and plans for a new cabin
Harcourt debates whether to send Janice back to Seattle or acknowledge the ruse and keep her in the Samp camp. Pasca warns of Tatima’s superstition around a black cat as tensions rise with Hale’s demotion and Millicent Hale contemplates leaving Joe Hale after a failed marriage.
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Martha
Mary
Jimmy Delevan
Grant
Janice
Billy
Pasca
Sirree
Kadyama
Tatima
Meester Hale
Mees Hale
Seattle
Hees
Talima
Hale
Lamp Sisters
Outfit
Tubby
Harvard
New York
Jan
Tubby Grant
Delevan
Martha Lamp
Samp
Bruce
Mrs. Hale
Mr. Harcourt
States
Millicent
Joe
Jimmy
Dora
Allied Raids in Force May Divert Nazi Troops
Analysis suggests a possible Allied move to disrupt German forces with raids in force rather than a full invasion. Patterns point to Mountbatten led operations, with American participation likely smaller and future unified command uncertain.
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Germany
Hitler
Europe
Russia
MacArthur
Australia
Hisenhower
Stark
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
China
War measures shift fats to glycerine for explosives
Briefs note a new plan to save kitchen waste fat for glycerine to make war explosives. Starting July 1 the government will buy and distribute all key foodstuffs at fixed prices. Italy offers premiums to farmers for early wheat deliveries. The War Production Board estimates over two billion pounds of fat are wasted annually in U.S. kitchens.
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United States
Washington
Jon Bull
Jonathan
Theovernment
Italy
The
War Production Board
On the Home Front I Wyeth Spears
A homemaking feature shows attic room makeover ideas using wallpaper tests Large samples pinned as decor tests to ease ceiling feel The piece mentions pink and white stripes for accents and a remodeled rocker chair with an orange crate dressing table It promotes Sewing Book 6 and Book 8 in a homemaker series with 32 pages of drawings and orders encouraged.
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N. W
Washington
D. C
Europe
Lord Beaverbrook
Great Britain
England
TASS
Russia
London
War Department
Hitler
Caucasus
Simple Household Tips From Old Times
Warm the pot before coffee and salt it for better flavor. A jelly that won t set responds to lemon juice. A glove finger helps thread curtain hems without tearing. Chamois gloves stay soft if rinsed in warm water with olive oil. Don t run electric cords under rugs. Porch rockers don t walk with felt on their feet.
Permanent Fame and Mankind’s Happiness Quote
A compact quotation notes that true lasting fame stems only from labors that advance human happiness, attributed to Charles Sumner.
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Charles Sumner
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Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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