The Highway Ride to Boston and a Chance for a Fresh Start
Ted Spencer drives a sales route toward Boston with a mysterious passenger Fisher who claims a one year jail term for pickpocketing. A cop pulls them over and Ted offers to bribe to cover the fine to keep his Saturday family plans intact, risking his own record. The encounter unsettles Ted as he contemplates a moral dilemma and the consequences for his weekend with Kay and the kids.
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Spencer
Kay
Boston
Ted
Moran’s
Fisher
Not Enough Silence In The River Road Confession
A tense ride ends on Portsmouth bridge as a passenger reveals a police notebook and discards it into the river. Ted insists he will go straight now, amid the unspoken fear of pursuit and past misdeeds.
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Ted
Portsmouth
Gladys George Weds Kenneth Bradley in LA
Actress Gladys George 42 reveals she married Kenneth Bradley 27 a Los Angeles hotel bellboy several days ago. He is her fourth husband.
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Gladys George
Kenneth Bradley
Los Angeles
Journey's End Autograph Inscription From Churchill
The note reads Journey's End Winston S. Churchill inscribed by Churchill to Anthony Eden when the Coalition Government dissolved. Field Marshal Montgomery and other leaders hold similar collections of signatures, a prized dedication amid famous autographs.
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Lord Montgomery
War Cabinet
Churchill
Winston S. Churchill
Winston S. Churchill It Was Given By Mr. Churchill
Mr. Eden
London Sunday Times
Expensive stamp overprint error sells for £160 in London
A commemorative air mail service stamp for Halifax Nova Scotia to Newfoundland issued in 1921 carried an upside down overprint. The misprint stamp was auctioned in London for £160, about $480.
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Halifax
N.S
Newfoundland
London
Morley Sees Turmoil in Canadian Literature
Canadian author Christopher Morley in Toronto noted a great turmoil and ferment in Canadian literature and urged more writing from the country. He praised Hugh MacLennan's Two Solitudes and said he would observe Canadian sentiment before attempting to put it on paper, adding that war's influence would surface later as stories develop.
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Toronto
Christopher Morley
Hugh MacLennan
Morey
Canada
Kitty Foyle
Morley
Little Country Paper Brings Town Back to a City Man
A well to do merchant rides home and reads a small country newspaper. He recalls Tom Jones, Solon Huddleston, Aunty Simpkins, Ab Bailey and local happenings with nostalgia. The town’s familiar scenes and old friends spark joy as city life fades to memories.
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Tom Jones
Solon Huddleston
Saskatchewan minister tours north for fur trade conservation
J. L. Phelps Saskatchewan minister of natural resources announced great potential for expansion in mining fish and fur industries after a 1,600 mile air tour of northern settlements. He discussed plans for a dominion provincial fur conservation program with Indian chiefs and mixed fur trapping groups, stopping at historic trading posts during a six day trip.
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J. L. Phelps
Saskatchewan
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Mixed Puzzle List
A grid of clues covers equality math terms maritime and cosmetic items. The list includes ingredients like varnish and resin, plant names such as tropical trees, animal terms, and time measures. It also features directional hints and abbreviations across several numeric sections.
Grape-Nuts Flakes Ingredients Highlighted in Farewell Exchange
A nostalgic exchange extols Grape-Nuts Flakes as a source of energy and nutrition. The dialogue mentions carbohydrates proteins phosphorus iron and other essentials and ends with a plan to bake cookies from the package recipe using wheat and malted barley.
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Hubert
Smile Awhile Jokes and Banter From A Humorous Page
Comic exchanges show bright spectators and a patter of quips about money class and daily life. A nurse teases a doctor while a recruit complains of holes in him and a tourist ridicules local manners.
Tower Menagerie History Hidden in Tower of London
The Tower of London once housed a royal menagerie reflecting medieval Europe’s fascination with exotic animals. Records show a diverse collection kept for centuries alongside royal duties and public spectacle.
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Tower of London
Charlton hamlet to be cleared for Brabazon I runway
Farms and cottages in Charlton near Bristol will be torn down to build a second runway for the 110 ton Brabazon I airliner. Villagers will move two miles to new government provided homes.
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Charlton
Bristol
England
Britain
Struggle for Press Freedom Begins with Printing License
The struggle for freedom of the press began with the first introduction of the printing press into England around 1476 A D when it was placed under license of the Star Chamber a body controlled by the King.
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England
Star Chamber
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Madeia
Ena Tad
Sma le Ld
Warden
H. L. Mackinnon Co., Ltd
Winnipeg
Anthony Eden
Wanahood
Lydia E Pinkham
Home Town Paper
Init
Fis
MacDonald
George
Jack
Auntie
Dodd
Beauty Culture
the Scientif
Doris
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