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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1940
Page
14
Jeanne claims to be a mind reader and convinces Jim Chamberlain, a Navy midshipman, she can reveal facts about his past. He doubts her yet probes for truths about marriage and his future, while she outlines details from his childhood and early romance. The scene blends romance with a playful claim of psychic insight.
Jim Chamberlain confronts Pudge Wilson his sister Jeanne confesses her mind reading ruse and years of feelings as she plans to win his heart during June week. Their argument turns tender as he admits love and she reveals lifelong affection and a kiss that follows.
Memphis official F Marion Rust proposes turning Civil War forts and battlefields along the Mississippi into memorial parks and monuments. He cites Fort Pillow and Fort Wright in Tennessee, Haynes Bluff and Champion Hill near Vicksburg, and Port Hudson ruins as candidates, urging regional states to develop historic spots for tourism and remembrance.
B C Lancaster 93 paid taxes for the seventy third consecutive year on a Sterrett area farm. Ellis county resident since 1854 after arriving in a covered wagon. After the Civil War he borrowed from his father to buy the Sterrett farm and has owned it ever since.
Irene Rand confronts Reynold Rand in a domestic scene of jealousy and danger. A bodyguard Drake confronts a rival, escalating tensions at the Capitol club after Irene meets a mysterious guest. Drake arrests the threat but vows to shadow his wife, leaving her stunned and protected at home.
Royal Christmas card for King George VI features a topical exterior crown and an unpublished photo inside of the Majesties surveying bomb damage at Buckingham Palace. Queen Mother Mary’s café depicts a thatched cottage in a tranquil Old World setting.
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