15 May 1941
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
1
A reader asks about debt collecting and jokes about work offers for housewives. A porter struggles to load a mule into a van, and a bystander asks how Noah got two beasts into the Ark as a punch line.
Alaska born Carol Coburn returns north to teach in a bush valley. Sidney Lander, a mining engineer, rescues her from Ericson’s annoyances aboard a ship and accepts a cautious engagement, while both navigate careers and hard land loyalties.
In the Alaska frontier tale, Sidney Lander leaves Willow Creek Mine management and travels trails unknown. Barbara Trumbull and Salaria Bryson test loyalties as Sid’s future and a schoolteacher’s task collide amid rough bush life and wayward ambitions.
Secretary Wickard faces critique from farmers and consumer groups after proposing price supports for hogs poultry and eggs below parity levels. The plan aims to raise prices from depressions while sparking opposing chants on both sides. The piece also profiles Wayne Coy newly appointed executive assistant to the President and liaison to the Office of Emergency Management.
An antique home craft item outlines a colorful octagon rug crochet project using old silk stockings. The writeup mentions a 82 page booklet with instructions on hooking weaving and patterns and offers ordering details.
The Rainbow, once costing 400000 and built six years earlier, failed to defend the America's Cup against Sopwith's Endeavour and was sold for a third of its original price. Modern racing yachts are no longer kept after racing ends. Lipton's Shamrock I relics vanish, leaving only a mast as a flagstaff at an American university.
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