Jarrs Argue Over Lost Five Dollar Bill Mystery
Mrs. Jarr and Mr. Jarr quarrel over a missing five dollar bill amid accusations of mischief and wasteful spending. The dispute escalates until a recovered bill reveals a ten dollar find, settling the bet and the tension. A brief later item notes a naval officer sharing light humor at an admiral’s dinner and Japanese women's higher education discussion from Detroit News.
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New York Evening Works
Mrs. Jarr
Mr. Daren
Mr. Jarr
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Hal
Mr. Jarry
Society Tales Of Engagement and Holiday News
A society page notes engagements and upcoming weddings including Phyllis Lucile and Lieut. Ray Maxey Hare with Hare stationed at Camp Pike Arkansas. Festivities and visits of social sets disperse through Christmas with families in Houston Atlanta Chicago and Galveston along with announcements of dances dinners and guests at the community house and clubs.
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Ray Maxey Hare
Miss Shiner
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Camp Pike
Ark
57Th Infantry
Christmas plans blur as quarantine ends in city clubs
After lifting the quarantine on Saturday, San Antonio clubs delayed definite holiday plans as many presidents were ill away or unavailable. By Monday authentic schedules should emerge, with some groups opting to meet after the new year. The Young Women's Christian Association displays Christmas decorations in their lobbies and hosts varied celebrations across residences.
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San Antonio
Thoenke
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Demobilizing the Women War Workers
After the war many young women pass through Union Station Washington as they return home. The United States Employment Service has prepared reconstruction plans with 900 branches aided by Mrs Margaretta Neale to place clerks in new roles and ensure a smooth demobilization with positions awaiting them.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Mainrg
Employment Service
Civil Service
A Miser of the Fields Ground Squirrel Tale
A Detroit News writer recounts a ground squirrel's thrift and sly miserliness. The author observes the creature coaxing a winter hoard from a shallow burrow, guarded by a dragon imagined as a rival thief, while detailing the squirrel's wary, restless nature and hopeful foraging in warm days.
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John Greek
Detroit News
Dragon
Bill
No Sense of Humor Frightened by Unexpected Adventure
The speaker mocks people with no humor who fear adventure and the unforeseen. They describe such minds as narrow and unaccustomed to surprises while conceding their own disgust at a ground squirrel for exaggerating it.
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