Seas of danger on the doomed ship and escape plan
Eric and Nan edge toward safety as Sandomar's gang massacres aboard. A Filipino helper is slain, Skinner and Waymire fight for control with improvised weapons while the crew struggles to launch a lifeboat. Amid the chaos, a final confrontation with Reniciar looms on the horizon.
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Skinner
Sandomar
Waymire
Nan
Roy Stuart
Horton
Sean
Marie Chambon
Cooky
Marle
Big Smith
Reniciar
Castaways Face Aleut Isle Mystery And Looming War
Eric and Roy confront a looming conflict as eleven Aleuts and one outsider Chechaque reveal a mixed, wary clan on a desolate island. With Sandomar’s mutinous crew nearby and hope of rescue fading, Horton clings to money and doubt while Fireheart and Chechaque explain why only white talk stirs here.
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Ignak Island
Eric
Chechaque
Fireheart
Roy
Wireheart
Siberia
Horton
Sandomar
Petroff
Coast Guard
Intrepid
Wilcox
Mother Horton
New Deal federal spending boosts jobs and highway work
The Roosevelt administration uses a 3.3 billion public works fund to train and place thousands in road construction and related programs. States must spend half in cities, create six hour days, and cap weekly hours to spread work. Allocation lists by state show broad employment impact amid a year of rising travel to Washington and monuments.
Shipping Of 1983 Montana Wool Clip Falls Short
Secretary Murray Stebbins of the Ronane Woolgrowers' association says about one million pounds of the 1983 Montana wool clip has been shipped, roughly half the amount shipped by this time last year. Factors include financing through the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation, buyer diversification, and growers awaiting higher prices. Four government appraisers from the National Marketing Corporation are aiding Montana growers to appraise quality and value.
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Montana
Montana Wool
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Murray Stebbins
Ronane Woolgrowers’ Association
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Farm Administration
Stebbins
George Lister
Robert Ahearn
Havre
J. H. Richards
Harlowton
Dave Edghill
Miles City
National Marketing Corporation of
Boston
Henry Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
Montana Briefs Highlight State Developments and Weather
Buffalo herd may be established on the Blackfeet reservation. The Going to the Sun highway in Glacier National Park will be officially dedicated and opened July 16. Three Forks shifts water supply from the Madison to a deep well. A Corvallis cream station fire destroyed a business block, about $30,000 loss. Hardin hail damaged 25 percent of crops. Up to 99 irrigation projects may receive federal funds, Gov. Cooney says. Laurel refinery increases gasoline storage as IO and Refining prepares to enter Montana. Northern Pacific notes generally favorable crop conditions in its territory. Montana wheat output averages 45,167,000 bushels on 4,536,000 acres (five-year average to 1982). Equity Co-Operative in Phillips County pays a $5,599 dividend to 350 stockholders. Montana retiree teachers receive $100 next quarter, totaling $300 this year for 183 eligible. Range feed is late but moisture favorable for summer grass. cattle in good condition though calves harmed by spring storms. Montana wool clip for 1933 about 82,000,000 pounds, up 5 percent from 1932, says Secretary Stebbins of the Montana Wool Owners.
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Blackfeet
Montana
Glacier National Park
Three Forks
Madison River
Corvallis
Hardin
Frank H. Cooney
Laurel
Independent Oil and Refining Company
Northern Pacific Territory
Montana Extension Service
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Equity Co-Operative Association
Phillips County
Farmers Elevator
Malta
Jessie McKenna
Federal
Murray Stebbins
Intrepid Yacht Crew Recruits in Squaw Harbor Alaska
Felix Horton the wealthy owner arrives with his mother Nan and Roy Stuart to recruit in Squaw Harbor Alaska aboard the yacht Intrepid. They meet the deaf Pole leader Sandomar and Captain Waymire who vows to sail as Ken Horton seeks uncharted islands. Nan flirts with Eric Ericsgan as the ship is wrecked and survivors take a small boat.
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Intrepid
Felix Horton
Nan
Roy Stuart
Squaw Harbor
Alaska
Sadlora
Horton
Sandomar
Waymire
Eric Ericsgan
Ken Horton
Eric
Marie
Unclear confrontation tests loyalties on river bank
Horton speaks of extraordinary losses and money swallowed up as a crowd ponders the fallout. Eric pauses his oar and, eyeing DeValera, asks about a gun. The Irishman reveals its location and Eric slides the weapon under his coat.
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Horton
Eric
DeValera
German Shepherd Guards Help Protect Boston Museum
Two large German shepherds join museum guards as part of security in Boston. The dogs support human staff and enhanced electrical devices to deter theft and safeguard valuable exhibits.
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Dogs Guard
Boston
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