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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1939

Page

8

Diamonds in Kadur intrigue and a tempting offer

Norwood observes Kadur street life and zenana sighting as OLeary reports a palace guest and a dangerous bazaar rumor. Bribes emerge and the officer warns against accepting gifts while spies close in on the Kadur diamonds plot and a mysterious Miss Lynn Harding.

Kadur Red Horse Randhra Norwood Sahib Moses Lafayette O'Leary O’leary Lynn Harding Stoddart

Captain Norwood Surveying Kadur Diamond Mystery

Captain Carl Norwood is sent from Eingland to Kadur River district in India with his loyal manservant Moses O’Leary to survey who owns a valuable secret diamond mine. The case pits temple priests against the Maharajah of Kadur over rightful ownership.

Noor Mahiam O'Leary Norwood Carl Norwood Eingland Kadur River India Moses O'Leary Kadur

Kadur City Arrival for Captain Norwood

Captain Norwood enters Kadur City with a native guard, his horse panics at camel traffic, and he proceeds toward the Residency. The Resident’s reception is cool and the dinner invitation perfunctory amid temple boundary disputes and royal claims led by Prince Rundhia.

Car Norwood Kadur City Royal Engineers Residency Captain Norwood Rundhia

Debora Harding in ruins tour sparks royal entanglement

Mrs. Deborah Harding, a portly honorary correspondent and self styled authority on ruins, visits Rundhia's guest house near two palaces. A misstep on a loose stone causes a painful ankle twist as she clashes with local demeanor and meets Prince Rundhia, nephew to the Maharanee, amid a tense social moment and ongoing palace tensions.

Norwood Norwood Spellound Maharanee Kadur Jess Rundhia Maharajah Deborah Harding Supreme Court Woman Citizen Aaronville Clarendon County Ohio America Kana Prince Bandhra Delhi Prince Rundhia Juan Les Ping Europe India Kadar

Old Fort Laramie Proclaimed National Monument

Fort Laramie in Wyoming, once army headquarters during the plains Indian wars, is proclaimed a national monument. The site preserves crumbling buildings marking the Oregon and Overland trails, the fur trade era, and the 19th century military presence, linking Scotts Bluff and historic routes to the West.

Astoriana United States Army Fort Laramie California Fort Laramie Plains Transconti Fort John Bedlam Scotts Bluff Pony Express

Hitting Records Show Oldtimers Kings of Swat

A look at how rabbit and lively balls affected home run totals from 1913 to 1927, with stars like Babe Ruth Ty Cobb and George Sisler weighed against today’s pitchers. The article discusses ball construction, batting averages, and whether changes to the ball influence long hits and attendance.

Oldtimers Kings of Swat Bev Baker Philadelphia’ Athletics Philadelphia New York Hank Greenberg Detroit Yanks Chicago Babe Ruth George Sisler St. Louis Ty Cobb Cobb Ruth Club Treasuries

Pastor Tops Louis Contenders Says Tunney

Gene Tunney names Bob Pastor as the lone fighter with a real chance to dethrone Joe Louis. Pastor, nicknamed Six Day for a 1937 bicycle race, is praised for boxing intellect but lacks knockout power. The piece notes Pastors ranking by the National Boxing Association and mentions other contenders and various sports tidbits.

Gene Tunney Joe Louis Bob Pastor Pastor Detroit Mich Tunney Gene Louis National Boxing Association Galento Lou Nova Maxie Baer Tommy Farr Max Baer Dusky King

Thoughts on Education and Freedom Quoted

A compact collection of educational quotes from Channing Spencer Jefferson Wilson and Webster. The excerpts praise growth knowledge and the role of education in sustaining free institutions and resisting tyranny.

Channing Spencer

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