Mystery aboard the derelict ship in Caribbean waters
Dick Jordan and Meg confront Captain Tuc and crew as a derelict schooner drifts toward port. An old man and a mysterious woman appear onboard amid tension and warnings from the Carib crew. Dick spies a chance to escape while navigating the wreck and warnings from Meg.
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Leterrarin
Jem
Simon
Hughes
Tuc
Hoc
Ban
Treasure on the Sea Aboard a Pirate Schooner
Dick and Captain Bedford's daughter defend a schooner against Tucu and his Carib men aboard the vessel. The attackers are repelled as the pair force them back with gunfire and improvised tactics. After a brief clash, Tucu retreats with his crew while the rescued narrator learns the pirates sought the ship for plunder.
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Petrl
Tucu
Father
Hasses
Old Tueu
Samme
Sien Kant
Tueu
Black Burley
Tim
Cara
Dick Warne
Pote
Bedford
Usu
Battles Over Control Of Atomic Tests In Bikini Atoll
Reports describe a tense debate among Army and Navy leaders over civilian control of strategic testing at Bikini Atoll as preparations for the underwater second device proceed. Adm. W. H. Bandy signals potential weather delays, while observers monitor oceanography, biology, and geology data from the target array and supporting ships.
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Hongluly
Ermy
Navy
Iikimi
Storle Everay
Adm
W. H. Bandy
Crossfade
UB Appatechian Box
Bikini Lagoon
Salt Lake Chay
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Nagato
Arkansas
Uces
Ren
Bikin
Seatoll
Bikini
Otal
Wayne
Rerar
Faye Beteht
Egilinction ‘Board
Warham
Eccentric Bomb Explained Wide Miss over Kwajalein
Report notes an army air force task force on Kwajalein seeks answers after a bomb miss. Maj. Gen. Witte Kepmer, deputy commander, weighs why Major Swan may have miscalculated. Observer claims bomb detonated far from target, alleging a wobble and drop about 1,800 feet off.
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Kwajalein
Army Air Force
Witte E. Kepmer
Swan
Pegged Tables in Two Handy Sizes
Readable bits describe pegged tables available in two handy sizes. Brief notes mention design, use, and possible materials. Ends with a promotional tone about versatility for home or workshop settings.
Japs Spent 18 Million on Ineffective Balloon Bombs
The Japanese balloon bombs were a costly failure in the war effort. About 9,000 launched at a cost of 18 million dollars, with few reaching U S shores. Only one caused death when a device exploded in Oregon after being tampered with by a child.
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United States
North American
Oine
Oregon
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