Navy flyer aids Arctic mission deserter linked tale
Ensign William A Maf tett, son of the naval air service chief, is shown aboard the navy transport Ari, in Alaskan waters while recounting a voyage across the Arctic. The page also notes a Roanoke kidnapping arrest as George McGee and associates face federal charges with a written confession from McGee.
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Explanation Of Yesterday's Cartoon From Buenos Aires To New York
A Ripley cartoon notes a 8000 mile flight from Buenos Aires to New York with river Amazon’s vast water. It cites Amazon as the Mediterranean of America and compares its width to the Hudson. It adds French Guiana life monotony and two governors on payroll.
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