Hunt Two In Mattson Kidnaping
Police widened a search near Shelton Washington for two men wanted for questioning in the kidnapping of Charles Mattson a Tacoma boy. Dr W W Mattson the victim s father inserted a classified ad in a Seattle paper suggesting contact with the abductors. Principal developments are shown on a map of northwestern Washington.
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The Woman General James Barry's Secret Life
A biography of General James Barry, born 1795, granddaughter of a Scottish earl, who joined the army medical corps in 1813 in male disguise. She rose to general in 1858 serving at Malta and the Cape of Good Hope, famed for duel prowess and medical skill, died 1865 in London, with her gender secret unrevealed in life.
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