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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
5
Wilfred Haven and Anna Kastellane navigate a maze of spies and plotters in wartime Warsaw over the Ostrekoff jewels worth millions. Haven’s risky rescue, his uneasy trust, and a house of ill fame test his restraint as dangerous enemies close in.
Haven and his companion discuss escape as Haven reveals a brutal truth about the house from which he rescued her. She offers a perilous airfield option to flee by one of three government-rejected planes, aiming to break the stifling impasse in their tense evening.
Fragmentary note discusses unarmored light craft suitable for bombing and a possible mission across Europe with a stop in an enemy country, likely Austria.
Harold R. Trewin resigns as U S assistant district attorney for the Northern District of Iowa to focus on private practice. Martha H. McLeod relocates to Peoria New Jersey to live with her son Arthur. Belle Giberson leaves for Rapids City South Carolina to teach in public schools. In 1914, Greene's opera house features Dont Lie To Your Wife while Louise Crawford departs for Boston to study at the New England Conservatory of Music.
A patriotic program in Central Park church drew a crowd with an address by Mrs. Malcolm Smith. John B. Madden travels to Lafayette Indiana to study mechanical engineering at Purdue University. Gallagher and Barrett performed Finnegan's Ball at Greene's Opera House. Olivet Presbyterian buys the Zion Evangelical frame church and moves it to Second Avenue and Sixth Street West, with plans to erect a brick building on the old site. Guy Haskell departs for Faribault Minnesota to resume school work. Mrs. Harry A. Rager elected president of the Legion auxiliary with a full slate of officers and executive board members listed.
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