All American patriot calls for second front in war drive
A collage of wartime quips and headlines mocks war effort, rationing, and public morale. references to wartime policy, blocking scrap drives, and calls for a second front. mentions Elmer Davis censoring government pamphlets, Alfred Vanderbilt in navy, and Grant's tomb joke amid fuel and meat rationing context.
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New York
Elmer Davis
New York City
West End Avenue
72Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
Riverside Drive
Grant
Ima Dodo
Those Relations Judge-Now, tell me about your marital relations
Dialogue-style reminiscence about marriage and honesty with a humorous exchange. Witness notes pleasantness but ongoing friction. The husband jokes about mutual fault-finding and lack of recent communication, while others counter with quips on speaking and praise.
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