Amnesiac Marianne agrees to stay with Mauleverer
A young woman awakens with no memory after a stage coach crash. At Pennington Cross she meets a child named Thomas and later Mrs Mauleverer, who takes them in at Maulverer Hall. Marianne, calling herself Miss Lamb, resists but agrees to stay as the mother’s companion while the man, Lord Heverdon, questions her story. The chapter ends with a tense offer of restraint and a fragile alliance.
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Marianne
Pennington Cross
Thomas
Maulver Hall
Miss Lamb
Charity
Sir Walter Scott
College ‘of Arms
House of Lords
Summer camping faces leveling off amid war baby boom
The summer camp industry shows a clear leveling off with 12 500 camps and a $500 million market. The 18 million war babies born 1946 to 1950 are aging into teens, reshaping demand and boosting competition with schools and family vacations. Camps extend seasons, host conventions, and rent facilities to families to survive rising costs.
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U.S
Marjori Hicks
Camping Magazine
YMCA
Miss Hicks
Pioneer Fire Prevention in Kentucky Log Cabins
In Kentucky pioneers built chimneys to collapse log cabins by pulling a key log to prevent fire spread. The note mentions want ads and results.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
DAV Selects State Officers and Set Huntsville Meeting
Joseph A. Shockley of Anniston is elected state commander succeeding George H. Davis of Montgomery. Officers named include Jesse Hall Tuscaloosa senior vice commander and Durwood Taylor Stapleton junior ice commander. The meeting is scheduled June 16-20 in Huntsville.
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Mobile
Joseph A. Shockley
Anniston
George H. Davis
Montgomery
DAV
Huntsville
Sun Hay
Jesse Hall
Tuscaloosa
Durwood Tayor
Stapleton
Maurie W. Bryant
Robert O. Williamson
J. J H. Pitts
Lyle Turner
Pergeeet
Kerwin Deitt
Wilmer
Amed
Solon _D. James
Floyd Tyson
Lamar Smith
Montgomer
William Mitchell
Lucy Green
Selma
Margaret Greene
Virginia Mitchell
Anita Thigpen
Books On Way To Miles College From Rhode Island
Two Rhode Island College students will deliver 2000 books to Miles College in Birmingham to aid the struggling Negro school. The books were collected over weeks from faculty and students, loaded into a trailer, and a 1200 mile trip began Sunday night led by Dennis Costa and Greg Andreozzi. Miles College president Lucius H. Pitts accepted an honorary degree during the trip.
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Birmingham
Rhode Island
Miles College
Miles
Lucius H. Pitts
Providence
R. I
Chester Smolski
Reent
Dennis Costa
Revidence
Greg Andreozzi
Warwick
Burglars Steal Watchdog in Kannapolis Home
Jerry Griffin reported a break in at his Kannapolis North Carolina residence while he slept. The only missing item was Susie, his watchdog, according to police.
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Kannapolis
N.C (Ap
Jerry Griffin
Griffin
Susie
Primatene Promoted as Doctor-Recommended Asthma Formula
An asthma treatment already prescribed by doctors is now sold without prescription in many states. Primatene tablets claim to stop attacks in minutes and provide hours of relief by opening airways and reducing congestion. The ad touts eight medicines in prescription strength and urges purchase at drugstores for relief from asthma symptoms.
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York
N. Yi
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