Quiet sales rise seals Weldon Palmer on Dempsey staff
Weldon Palmer, once meek and overlooked, wins the Good Value stores contract at Dempsey Food Products after Martha Coman’s belief in his listening skill. Old Man Dempsey questions the unlikely turnaround while Martha hints at a dinner with Palmer that may reveal his future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Palmer
Dana Bowen
Dana
Weldon
Martha Coman
Mr. Dempsey
Martha
Weldon Palmer
Mr. Gorsey
Dempsey Food Products, Inc
Dempsey
Good Value
Old Man Dempsey
Mr. Palmer
Gorsey
Palmer
Pin-Up Daughter Haunts a Soldier in Africa
Corporal Hank Jones, far from home in Africa, reflects on war, loss, and a possible child. A magazine frontispiece hints Anita Jones as a future image, while Hank clings to hopes of reading Prue’s letters and someday meeting his baby. The quiet, intimate moment contrasts with ongoing surrendering troops nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
Hank Jones
Hank
Prue
Anita
Jerry
Grandma Nelson
Anita Jones
New York City
Africa
Fitz
Skip
The Secret To Salesmanship Revealed In Courage
Leroy Foote, newly hired by Everybody's Magazine Company, struggles with door to door fear as he and Edwin Clay start their sales run. After a timid first day, they team up, making twelve calls and selling eight subscriptions. Both admit their earlier cowardice, sharing a humorous bonding moment that ends with mutual support and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's Magazine Company
Leroy Foote
Leroy
Edwin Clay
Edwin
Clay
Picture for Paper IZTMIAT Adelaide Evans
Irene Grant resents Adelaide Evans taking photo credit as the club’s publicity magnet. Allan notices Irene clipping nine photos of herself beside Adelaide’s image, implying she seeks the press while denying it. Irene mails a note to the society editor, leaving Allan puzzled by women’s motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iztmiat
Adelaide Evans
Irene Grant
Irene
Allan
Allan Grant
Tucker
Adelaide
Final settlement notice for Annie Meyer estate
I R E Bailey administrator C T A of Annie Meyer deceased will present final settlement at the Scott County Missouri Probate Court in Benton on August 14 1944. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear and object as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E Mount
Scott County
Missouri
Lucile Mount
C. L. Spencer
Annie Meyer
I. R. E. Bailey
Benton
R. E. Railby
Notice of Final Settlement in Dye Estate
The estate of Viola Dye, deceased, will have final settlement by Etha Dye Russell Administratrix C T A at the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri in Benton on August 8 1944. Public notice to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dye
Etha Dye Russell
Scott County
Missouri
Benton
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Garner-Dement Motor Co
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Bloomfield
Rock Road
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Boyce Farm Equipment
Hetha Dye Russell
W. U. Myers
National Life Webie Iebeineda Company
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Park Ave
New York
Big Ben
Johnson Jewelry Shop
Malone Ave
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C. B. Turner
Scott Street
Scott Phone
Dead Animal Disposal Company A Terren Enol
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