Slade Tracks Missing Lockheed After Plane Heist
Alan Slade and Cruger chase a stolen Lockheed after financing a mission to the Anawotto river. Frayne and Karnell may be connected to the missing aircraft as Slade follows three clues including a ghost plane tale and a vanished flyer named Slim Tumstead.
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Cruger
Norland Airways
Alan Slade
Frayne
Karnell
Anawotto
Lockheed
Slade
Umanak
Echo Harbor
Slim Tumstead
Tumstead
Prospector
Zeke
Minty
Plane hijack leads to captivity on a remote shore
Slade awakens bound in a plane piloted by Tomstead, who plans to abandon him on a desolate ice island. After a tense exchange, Slade frees himself with a knife and watches the plane depart, while awaiting return to safety. (TO BE CONTINUED)
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Ananotto
Slade
Tomstead
Tumstead
Hidden Shipment Plot Unfolds in Arctic Encounters
In tense Arctic machinations Tomstead and an older man discuss a Kovalevka cargo run and escape plans. Slade moves under cover and discovers a stolen Lockheed hidden at the water edge, then is knocked out by a burly assailant as a motor sounds in the distance.
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Kovalevka
Vladivostok
Europe
Tomstead
Frayne
Slade
Lockheed
Lesson for September 6
Selected scripture texts for September 6 lessons prepared by the International Council of Religious Education for use under permission. Includes topics and related Bible passages guiding study and reflection.
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International Council of Religious Education
The Alcohol Problem Past and Present Lesson Text
A religious analysis condemns alcohol use during national crisis urging moral accountability and personal choice. It argues that intoxication harms individuals and society, cites Scripture and Shakespeare, warns of judgment, and calls Christians to lead in sobriety to protect liberty and prepare for postwar challenges.
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Sodom
Gomorrah
Moses
God
Christ
Pearl Harbor
Amos’ Day
America
Washington, D. C
Pin Engraved Lord's Prayer Found at Butte Pawnshop
A gold pin head bears the Lord's Prayer engraved after three years of labor by an unnamed craftsman and is associated with a pawnbroker in Butte Montana.
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Butte
Mont
Barbara Bell Slip and Suit Pattern Details for Misses
The advertisement describes Barbara Bell patterns 1621 B and 1629 B for slips and two piece dresses. It lists sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38 inches and 29 to 37 inches, yardage requirements for 35 and 39 inch fabrics, materials include linen rayon or cotton, and notes features like six gore slip, brassiere top, tailored dress with lapels and pockets.
Underwear Pattern Completes With Pantie and Bra Topper
A design presents a pantie and bra shaped topper that, with a slip, completes a useful underwear set. The pattern aims to provide a practical combination for wear under slacks.
True Greatness in Charity and Humble Will
Reflects a Kempis on true greatness defined by charity and selflessness. It equates true learning with doing God’s will and forsaking personal pride, emphasizing humility and virtue over status.
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Thomas A Kempis
Friends Like Two Ships Set Sail From One Port
The saying compares friendship to two ships starting together from a port and parting to travel separate courses for many days. They endure storms and seas, yet ultimately reunite side by side in the same haven when their journeys end.
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Charles Kingsley
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