From Bonham to Brookfield Tales of Lost Bonds and Estates
A narrative weaves through a town turning on estrays and bonds as Angela, Catherine, and others flee snowbound roads toward Brookfield. Inspector McKee and Jonathan Harris untangle Mike Kelen’s estate while Catherine faces a missing fortune and Angela questions Mike’s honesty as they piece together the will and the fate of Catherine’s twelve thousand dollars.
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Morgen
Tom
Catherine
Brookfield
McKee
Clearwater Police
Mike
Joseph Treadgold
Jonathan Harris
Angela
Catherine Lister
Harris
Genevieve Treadgold
Wiceagota
Catherine Wee Legates
Marra
de Baia
Artivea
New York
Inspector McKee
Michel Nye
Mike Kelené
Harri
Universal Skyways
Mealtime Fish Dishes Featured In Old Recipe Note
A fragment from a vintage publication highlights meatless meals with appetizing fish dishes. It provides a recipe using haddock or similar fish, a light stuffing, and a tomato mushroom sauce, plus baking tips and a teaser for a two color recipe booklet from the National Cotton Council. The text also briefly touches on social topics and a theater anecdote involving Alfred Lunt.
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National Cotton Council
Memphis
Tenn
I Give You Texas
A columnist recounts a speech at the annual dinner of the Chamber of Commerce in Falfurrias, praising knowledge and community value and noting how people help each other. The piece reflects on relationships and shared understanding within the local Texas town.
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Chamber of Commerce
Journey Tales Across Texas On Bus Route
The narrator travels from Hillsboro toward Edinburg and Fulfurrias then to Austin and back to Fort Worth. He meets Bill Furey in Gunter and Carl Bruner and his son Paul in Cowtown, who offer a ride home. In San Antonio he plans to see Col Ray Leeman and stops at Manhattan Cafe for lunch where a stranger pays his bill.
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Bill Furey
Hillsboro
Edinburg
Fulfurrias
Austin
Carl Bruner
Cowtown
Paul
University of Texas
Fort Worth
Col
Ray Leeman
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Tel Hom
Ray Jr
Falfurri
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Manhattan
House Approves Extended Reciprocal Trade Treaty
The U S House passed a modified one year renewal of the reciprocal trade program sending the bill to the White House after voice-vote approval and Senate revisions. The administration objects to new restrictions though a veto is not indicated. President Truman’s position remains unclear.
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U.P
House
Wite House
Senate
Truman
Congress
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