Ed Stanley Hunts Eyssen in Canadian North
Ed Stanley and his Red Rider brother Paul pursue Mark Eyssen after a trap theft in the Little Silver country. Paul dies. Ed endures a brutal siege, then corners Eyssen who is snowblind and finally executes him after upholding the Red Riders code.
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Ed Stanley
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police Service
Little Silver River
Paul
Northland
Eyssen
Mark Eyssen
Silver Country
Norman Lee
The
Red Riders
First U S Paper Plant Founded in 17th Century
The 1690 paper mill on Paper Mill Run at Germantown Pa founded by William Rittenhouse marked North America’s first major paper production. Partners included William Bradford until 1705, with initial building rebuilt after a 1700 flood as demand for paper reflected colonial democracy and growing printer needs.
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North America
Germantown
William Rittenhouse
Card Hunter
Technology Review
Rittenhouse
William Bradford
Middle Atlantic
Bradford
Pesariis Clockmakers Build Electric Timepieces for Italian Rail
In Pesariis a mountain village in the Alps workers produce electric clocks for the Ostia railroad station and for state railways. The factory began in 1725 as an iron foundry and shifted to clocks in 1932. Clocks for Florence station and Naples post office were also made there.
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Ostia
Pesaris
Alps
Florence
Pesariis
Naples
Execution of Sir Thomas More in 1535 at London
King commuted More's sentence from hanging to beheading, with execution at Tyburn on July 7 1535. His head was set on London Bridge and, per tradition, later rescued by his daughter and buried with her at St Dunstans, Cap...
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Thomas More
Tyburn
More
Tower of London
London Bridge
St. Dunstain's
Greek Army Chief Papagos Poised to Guide Greece
Field Marshal Alexander Papagos, Greece’s chief of staff, emerges as the pivotal figure after Premier Metaxas’ death. A career soldier since 1912, he is noted for calm, precise judgment and a firm resolve to continue fighting without a separate peace.
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New York
Alexander Papagos
John Metaxas
Athens
Greece
Topsy-Turvy Ace Sets Upside Down Flight Record
Pilot Milo Burcham, 37, trained by spending hours upside down in a kitchen chair to condition his arteries and nerves for danger. In 1933 he pursued the upside down flying record, later achieving a record flight of 4 hours 5 minutes 22 seconds, after testing a 1100 horsepower Lockheed plane at speed dives and decompression chambers.
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Milo
Army Air Corps
Lockheed
Mr. Burcham
Lockheed Corporation
Long Island
California
That Night in Rio Opens Amid South American Cultural Flair
The film stars Maria da Carmo da Cunha also known as Carmen Miranda who brings a samba rhythm and bright color to Hollywood. Her Brazilian roots and early success with Streets of Paris illuminate a broader friendly trade cultural push linking North and South America through music and cinema.
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Zil
Carmen Miranda
Rio
Senorita Miranda
Hollywood
Mr. Rockefeller
Chanteuse
Portugal
Brazil
Maria da Carmo da Cunha
Western Hemisphere
Paris
North
South America
Britain’s Floating Fortresses Surface as New War Investment
The article describes Britain's floating fortresses as massive steel and concrete ships bristling with guns. Placed at strategic English locations they signify a new approach to defense and military endurance.
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Great Britain
England
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Karl Grayson
Associated Newspapers
WA Service
Snow
U. S
Who’s News
Lemuel F. Parton
Consolidated Features
WIWU
Belgium
Italy
Bulgaria
Germany
Asia Minor
Supreme War Council
Elson D. Rockefeller
Holly
Britain
Picture Parade
Daniel F. O’brien
Hunecal Bome
Massachusetts Avenue
Hancock
Harvard Bazar
Cambridge
Edward J. Donahue
Massachusetts Ave
Ola
Ron Cate
Carver St
Boston
Boylston
DEV
Advertising Service
Mr. Business
Tan
Consult
Joseph F. Higgins
Chas. H. Fisher & CO
Brookline Street
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambrindge
Clark & Reid CO
Green .T
Tel Tew
A. Anastas
Master Barber
River ST
Central 5
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