It Pays to Be Good Son Returns Home Early
Mrs Murphy declares her son Michael comes home tomorrow after good behavior led to early release from a five year sentence. Mrs O Leary acknowledges the outcome and praises the boy as a fine son.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1947
Page
11
Mrs Murphy declares her son Michael comes home tomorrow after good behavior led to early release from a five year sentence. Mrs O Leary acknowledges the outcome and praises the boy as a fine son.
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A junior Boston lawyer travels to New York to see a client and forgets the name. He wires his partner who replies with the client's name, then recalls the partner's own name, creating a humorous mix up.
Two cyclists stop at a hotel and are told they will sleep on a feather bed. At 2 AM one wakes the other and begs to switch places, claiming it is his turn to lie on the feather.
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