Mystery at the Head of Rockville.
Judy Mason recounts a web of secrets at the Head where an abandoned church sale uncovers a dead man, a suspect network grows through Lily Kendall and Hugh Norcross, and a conspiracy strands the townsfolk as police close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Mason
Roddy Lane
Branch
Lily Kendall
Hugh Norcross
Albion Potter
Judy
Lane
Roddy
Quincy
de Witt
Potter
Nella
Mr. Norcross
Hugh
Bessie
Lily
Waugh
Hughie
Norcross
Victor
Lane Bank
Rockville
Kendall
Mr. Quincy
Quade
New York
Hades
Eleanor
Gloria Lovelace
A. P
Miss Kendall
Washington should let sport run its own destiny
A veteran writer argues Washington should refrain from directing sport during wartime. He praises longstanding administrators like Landis Frick Layden and Bushnell, contending competitive sport strengthens the war effort and that government control risks harm. The Philadelphia Phillies rise in attendance hints at revived public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Landis
Ford Frick
William Harridge
Herbert Bayard Swope
Major Griffiths
Asa Bushnell
George Blossom
USGA
Elmer Layden
Fragments Turn Into Colorful Pan Holder Patterns
Readable scraps of muslin prints and plain colors inspire a range of pan holder designs. Embroidery, applique and piecing are suggested uses with Tottron transfer 29342 priced at 15 cents for the entire motif group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tottron
Sad Uncle Phil eC Says Do Right Yet Fear Prevalent Modesty
A quoted declamatory passage contrasts boldness with timid virtue criticizing those who prefer quiet modesty. It argues that courage is proven by action and warns that delaying deeds invites disapproval from self and others.
Osage Nation Profits From Oil After Historic Grievances
Osage Indians gained the upper hand after centuries of displacement from Arkansas Missouri and Kansas lands. In northern Oklahoma the oil boom turned barren hills into vast wealth with oil and gas revenues totaling 273 million dollars, yielding over 120000 dollars per enrolled Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
First Call for Army Morning Bugle and Camel Favorite
The ad notes First Call as the day’s bugle signal and claims Camel cigarettes are the favorites of Army Navy Marines Coast Guard servicemen. Sales reports from service stores back the claim and restrictions on mailing Camels overseas are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Post Office
U. S
Nicknames for Jeeps by allies and their meanings
Allies assign colorful nicknames to Jeeps. Russians call them kozils or goats, Mexicans say cucarachas or cockroaches, and Chinese refer to them as little tough guys.
Training War Dogs in the Army's First War Work
The article notes that this is the first war in which the U S Army trained dogs for war tasks. It contrasts with World War I when the Army borrowed war-trained dogs from Allies and did not train its own.
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Ammurder Cee Pirates
Isabel Waitt
Auntie
Victor Quade
Thaddeus Quincy
Thorities
Baden-Baden
Rena
Port
Washington
Army
Air Force
Philadelphia Story
Philadelphia
Bill Cox
Bucky Harris
Phillies
Grantland Rice
Kansas City
Phil Ec
Bugle
Spain
United States
Kellogg's Com
Wes
Kellogg's
Rik
Hilloagis
Halketbegs
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