06 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
1
Mary Imlay Taylor narrates a tense scene where Sherwin faces danger after a failed escape attempt. Stenhart, who vows to expose him, pressures Jane to wed quickly while plotting revenge. A fragile chase unfolds, ending with Jane fleeing at dawn and Sherwin investigating a cave and rope near a desolate embankment.
Jim Keller learns Jane vanished on mountain trails while Sherwin plots vengeance. Stenhart reports a quarrel and a meeting with Sherwin as a sheriff’s pursuit closes in. Jane’s loyalty and love collide with danger as Max pushes toward justice and truth.
New York City Nine women honored for outstanding service in girl guidance by Camp Fire Girls Inc. Recipients include Mrs Edward Shepter Baltimore and Mrs Helen A Davis St Augustine, among others. Volunteers led health and character programs and aided welfare agencies. During wartime they directed groups in patriotic activities.
EDGEWATER COLO. Red Schaeffer a village blacksmith in Golden recounts a horse shoeing incident with a 33 year old Shetland pony. After finishing the job he suffered chest pain and learned he had a broken rib from the pony pressing its foot against his chest during the work.
TALLAHASSEE Florida tung oil once an Oriental monopoly is reentering the market as a versatile postwar material. Grown along a Gulf Coast belt from Gainesville through Georgia Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi tung orchards signal spring with their pink and white blossoms. American Tung Oil Association secretary Marshall Ballard Jr. says tung oil offers southern farmers a promising cash crop now widely used in industry and agriculture.
In Melbourne Australia the horse known as Nig ger aged 51 and acclaimed as the oldest working horse in the world died. Owned by John Croker of Footscray the animal died in harness while still able to do light work but too slow to avoid a bus.
Maiden Rock stands near Bridger canyon in Montana. Legends say the Indian maiden Childheart waits for her warrior lover Red Hand. After an attack, Red Hand vanished. Childheart climbed the mountain, cried, and leapt to her death. Her broken body lay among the rocks as tales endure.
A simple graceful summer dress pattern No 9979 offers sizes 14 through 44 with extended shoulders and slim waistline and a panelled skirt. Novelty buttons finish the design. pattern No 21487 covers smaller sizes and the text notes fabric yardage and occasional delays due to high demand.
A note from the occupying forces in Japan recounts a humorous sign by a Japanese baker. The sign proclaims in English that the baker is the “Biggest Loafer in Japan,” reflecting playful but awkward idiomatic usage observed by a friend in postwar occupation.
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