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“The Police Put My Husband in a Padded Cell—He Refused to Come Home with Me So They Concluded He Was Crazy”
“The Police Put My Husband in a Padded Cell—He Refused to Come Home with Me So They Concluded He Was Crazy”
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“The Police Put My Husband in a Padded Cell—He Refused to Come Home with Me So They Concluded He Was Crazy”
Cartoons
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cartoon“Could you spare a slice of bread, madam, and a few amperes of your electrical current?"
OCTOBER 1940 -
cartoon“Shall I Take the Pin Out, Sir?”
OCTOBER 1941 -
cartoonUnusual World's Series Incident "The influx of out-of-town fans has begun,” wrote sports writer Feegin, "but there are and will be plenty of hotel rooms available. Don't forget this is a heck of a big city.”
SEPTEMBER, 1942
