Hunter Dent faces a web of secrets at Ballard estate
Hunter Dent discovers Junior Ballard shot in his room beside a satchel of seventeen thousand dollars from the First National Bank. Hunter hides the money in a new safe and contemplates using Junior’s misfortune to leverage Strickland Ballard, while Red Ballard teases a crew to solve the mystery. Junior later collapses, and a doctor is summoned as Hunter alerts Ballard and the household.
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Strickland Ballard
Hunter Dent
Hunter
Ballard
Kelra
Junior
Hunter Dent Davedly
First National Bank
Middleton
Ballard Laboratories
Mr. Ballard
Ballard Bitters
Junior Ballard
Hullo
Bella Ballard
Oliver Tisdale
Tisdale
Josiah Tisdale
Strick Ballard
First National
Red
Red Ballard
Young Ballard
Warwick
Ghibartos
Mr. Tisdale
Mr. Hawkins Temple
Etta
Jane McDou
Ghibarto
Hawkins Temple
Leland Temple
McDougal
Bugs” McDougal
Medicine Company
Bill McKeever
Neal Frazier
Ballards
Ballard Company
Mr. Dent
Ceres Regidor
George and I
Coast Artillery
Quartermaster Corps
China Sea
U. S. Marine Corps
Rags
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Ole Gene
Gene
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
State Board of Regents
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Georgia Colleges
Talmadge
Atlanta
University Row
Demegogue
Georgia University
Gené
Capitol Lawn
Gene Talmadge
Stooges
Talmady
Fulton
Globe News Publishing Co. notes and press context
A clipped Amarillo Globe News notice discusses newspaper operations with editor credits and circulation details, then surveys coverage of Vyacheslav Molotov’s London Washington visits and the Tokyo bombing aftermath, praising journalists' restraint. It also covers Larry Lehrbas’s assignment to MacArthur and comments on public relations and political framing and Leon Henderson’s price stabilization program.
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Vyacheslaff M. Molotoff
London
Washington
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Larry Lehrbas
Lehrbas
Douglas Mac-Arthur
MacArthur
Rommel Outmaneuvers Allies In Libya Battle Analysis
Paul Mallon reports that Rommel’s tactics in Libya gain tactical wins for the Axis despite British air and sea superiority. Rommel targets British weak points at Bir Achem Acroma Sidi Rezegh trapping tanks and pushing toward Tobruk, exploiting supply line vulnerabilities and weather.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Libya
Rommel
Bir Achem
Acroma
Sidi Rezegh
Napoleon
Tobruk
Egypt
Singapore
Radio Beam Advances and Postwar Tech Dreams
Radio scientists foresee pocket transmitters and color television after the war. Ultra short and microwave wavelengths may enable personal comms, TV relays, and aircraft guidance. Beal of RCA predicts a television boom, widespread relay stations, and mass production lowers costs. Electronic devices like sensitive detectors transform industry, with automated bottle inspection as an example.
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Ralph R. Beal
Radio Corpora
U. S
Beal
Courage and endurance in Corregidor and Bataan fight
An 11 page Trevut article recalls brave U S military action in the Philippines. Coast Artillerymen trap Japanese batteries near Corregidor, killing about 600 enemy soldiers and destroying emplacements. Tales from Bataan show aerial and ground grit, foxhole prayer, and makeshift air units.
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Trevut
Warren J. Clear
Philippines
Washington
Corregidor
Luzon
Bay
George F. Moore
Manila
Mikado
Bataan
St. Louis
Mississippi
Harold H. George
Air Corps
Wainwright
Bull'seye
Reggie Vance
Vance
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United Nations
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Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Hitler
Russia
Murmar
Cape of Good Hope
Second Front
Clayton J. Irwin
Wide World
Army
Navy
Fac- Sania
Tion
America
Kreyz
Oo As
the Spirit OF
Rufus Jarman
Saturday Evening Post
Woorro Wilson
George Creel