Island Claim Sparks Honolulu Intrigue Across Family Ties
Karen Waterson arrives in Honolulu to press a claim to the Alakoa estate, faced by Richard Wayne and the Wayne brothers who control the island. Tonya Dick, John Colt, and family rivals maneuver amid schemes, sailing plans, and questions of Garrett Waterson’s mental fitness as legal battles loom.
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Karen Waterson
San Francisco
John Colt
Garrett Waterson
Honolulu
Colt
Richard Wayne
Tonya Dick
Wayne
Alakoa
Karen
Tonga Dick
Kar
Harry
Pete
Lanai
Katie Higgins
Dubuque
Hawaii
Pacific
Niihau
Waynes
Cockeyed
New England
Richard
Ernest Wayne
Ernest
Willard
Jim
Willard Wayne
Waterson
New York
California
Hollywood Talk and New Movie Buzz of 1941
The column surveys reactions to the National Legion of Decency ban on Two Faced Woman amid archbishop criticism. It previews Warner Brothers The Constant Nymph with Boyer and Fontaine, Paramount Ready Money with Bob Hope and Victor Moore, and Barbara Stanwyck slang in Ball of Fire. It notes That For Whom the Bell Tolls production, Sierra Nevada Technicolor shoot, Donivee Purkey’s screen rise, Jim Brown the Texas champ in Out of the Frying Pan, Esther Ralston and Enid Market as radio-to-film stars, and Errol Flynn controversy with NY photographers plus Roosevelt Christmas tree broadcast and carrier pigeon link.
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National Legion of Decency
Great Garbo
Archbishop Spellman
Hollywood
Will H. Hays
Bob Hope
Victor Moore
Paramount
Gilbert Roland
Philip Reed
Errol Flynn
Jim Brown
Brown
Texas
New York
Roosevelt
Mutual
Raven
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Rita Hayworth
Richard Wayne Visit After Midnight Seeks Brother Confrontation
Richard Wayne arrives nearly at midnight to meet his brothers Ernest and Willard Wayne. The trio, seated in a well kept room shows wear from humid years and reflects a transplanted New England setting.
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Richard Wayne
Richard
Ernest Wayne
Willard Wayne
New England
Coming of God’s Son Christmas Lesson 1941
The lesson centers on Isaiah 9 6 7 John 1 1 4 10 14 and 1 John 4 9 11, stressing Christ as Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace. It urges observing Christmas by centering love joy and gifts on God’s Son and deepening Christian fellowship.
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God
Isaiah
David
Lord of Hosts
Christ
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1485 B Sewing Circles
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1485 B designed for sizes 32 through 46. Size 34 requires five yards of 35 inch material and three yards of 54 inch. Dickey requires three quarters yard of 35 inch material. Send your order to:
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Dickey
Dress Pattern 1485 B Promises Simple Two Piece Suit
Pattern No. 1485 B offers a sleek two piece frock with a three button cardigan neck topper and a front pleated skirt. A detachable dickey collar adds a white trim beside the face, adjustable and not permanently pinned. The design emphasizes broad shoulders and smooth hips for a youthful silhouette.
Jones Struggles With Diet Change At Lunch
A man faces a recurring mix up at a new restaurant where he requests brown bread but receives white. After a week of this mix up he tries a reverse order to get white bread, prompting the server to call him out as the brown bread regular.
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Jones
People’s Will Cited as Key to National Safety by Webster
Quote attributed to Daniel Webster on the people’s duty to safeguard the country. It stresses that the nation can only be saved if citizens manage their own safety and not entrust it to others.
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Daniel Webster
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