Mountain Man Breck Returns to Honor Cotter Crisis
In June at Lone Tree California ranger Dad Cook contemplates a new season and the murder of Jim Cotter seven months past. Gordon Breck, Cotter’s friend seeking justice, arrives with a plan to track a dangerous gang and avenge Cotter's death. Breck pledges action despite doubts about mountain life.
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Sierras
Tom Cook
Dad” Cook
Inyo Forest
Mount Whitney
Cook
Dad Cook
Sierra Nevadas
Mojave
Whitney
Lone Tree
Jimmy Cotter
Jim Cotter
Breck
Gordon Breck
Hollywood
Tia Juana
Cotter
Forest Service
Ranger
Gordon
Jim
Jask Cook
Righd
Tillson Brothers
U. S. Forest Service
Uncle Sam
West
High Sierras
Harold Channing Wire
One Hundred Workers Craft Ordinary Suit of Clothing
A London Answers Magazine feature outlines the extensive chain from sheep to suit. It notes 11 000 threads per fabric, 63 yard loom lengths, 55 minute weaving, and 100 workers directly involved in creating a classic striped serge. The Bradford record suit was completed in 2 hours 10 minutes with 134 workers and cost 100 pounds.
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George Race
London Answers Magazine
South Australia
England
Bradford
Suits of Glamorous Wools Are Top Fashion for Spring
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes a spring suit boom featuring colorful textured wools. Highlights include three-piece ensembles with interchangeable pieces, plaid and stripe wool blends, pleated skirts, and bold accessories like a purple veiled sailor hat.
Star Dust Charlie and Hollywood Headlines of New York Culture
Readable excerpts show Charlie McCarthy drawing New York crowds and triggering a social set with tickets scarce. Edgar Bergen hides Charlie after appearance. Ann Sheridan rises with Naughty but Nice while Katharine Hepburn eyes The Philadelphia Story film rights. Russ Morgan defies odds as a coal miner turned top orchestra leader. Radio censorship worries stations as FCC hints limits on fortune telling astrology and overmelodramatic children’s programs.
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EOPLE
New York
Charlie McCarthy
Charlie
Edgar Bergen
Bergen
Russ Morgan
Nanticoke
Scranton
John Phillip Sousa
Victor Herbert
Federal Communications Commission
Ee Adverta
Foo
Veils and Veiling Dominate Spring Millinery Mode
The article extols omnipresent veils in hats, urging bright green veils with black or navy straw to radiate spring. It highlights veiling as chic, feminine, and color coordinated with gloves and accessories, noting all veiling hats and sailor styles with layered strands and long streamer ends.
Navy Vogue Steps To Fashion Front
Navy vogue leads fashion with navy suits jackets dresses boleros and coats in navy wools. Accessories range from bright colors to lingerie white accents reflecting the era’s palette.
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Navy Vogue
Object of Admiration Resort Visitors Praise Rough Straw Sailors
Resort guests admire the rough straw sailors with a high perky bow of taffeta on its uptilted brim, noting the playful, decorative design.
Silk Shirting Dress Ideas For Sportswear
The article suggests silk shirting in purple and white stripes for a sports dress. It describes a dull-surfaced nubby silk nail fabric in olive green and off-white, paired with a separate lumber jacket top.
World Bonds in New York Spur Heavy Trading
Readable segments speak of major bond listings in New York ahead of a world event. Mentions Joan Croeford in odd context and references a Napillis heciter seoauslys with a lawyer noting a prior warning. A note from Bing Crow is cited as part of the scattered coverage.
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New York
Joan Croeford
Seoauslys
Bing Crow
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Mountain Man
ONC Wire—Who Service
Harold Channing
By Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Virginia Vale
Ann Sheridan
Dick Powell
Ann
Katherine Hepburn
Philadelphia Story
Miss Hepburn
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