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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

3

Ghostly Halcyon Camp Mystery at Kneeland House

Besvi Young Rex Hale visits Casper Kneeland’s Halcyon Camp on Long Island and meets a strange circle including Mrs. Nash Ruth Forbes and Dr. Craig. Tension builds from odd sketches, cadaver talk, a poisoned animal, and Hale’s unsettling premonition as he plans a return to New York.

Rex Hale Casper Knee- Sand New York Hale Halcyon Long Island Fred Ainsworth Wilbur Nash Hosanna Kneeland Ruth Forbes Danterus Craig Bert Kneeland Casper Joan Kneeland Ainsworth Bert

Rex Hale Pursues Leads in Ainsworth Case in New York

Rex Hale shifts through clues after leaving Kneeland to trace the physician Craig and Ainsworth. He borrows a fingerprint expert's address, meets his old friend George Stuyvesant for lunch, and checks Ainsworth’s vacant East Forty-second Street office, hoping to uncover the doctor’s ties and loyalties.

Rex Kneeland Kneeland Company East River Ainsworth Ithaca New York South America George Stuyvesant Mr. Stuyvesant Frederick Ainsworth East Forty-second Street Hale Craig Herbert Kneeland Chicago O. K Stuyvesant Maxim’s Mr. Ainsworth I Gordon

Television pioneer Allen B Du Mont and his early lab

New York readers learn of Allen B Du Mont, television’s early enthusiast, who quit a safe job in 1931 to explore the cathode ray tube in a cellar. By 1937 he built a Montclair lab with 42 workers and by 1938 Paramount Pictures backed his venture, signaling television’s rapid industry growth.

New York Chicago Fang Abarteit Britain John Logie Baird Allen B. du Mont Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Westinghouse Company Bloomfield N. J de Forest Radio Company Baird Mr. du Mont Montclair Paramount Pictures

Anonymous professor decries teaching as sinecure and underappreciated pay

A college professor defends the profession as well paid and easy, citing a $5,000 annual salary for 12 teaching hours weekly, minimal prep, and tenure protections as evidence of a perceived paradox in higher education. He insists freedom in teaching and speech justifies the status, and criticizes unions for complicating firing.

American Association of University Professors Aete Fome Academic

Wars Sparked by Minor Incidents Across History

The article notes that conflicts arise from small triggers in various nations. It cites the Indian mutiny over cartridge grease and cites European cases where hot headedness and misread gestures sparked wars between Sweden and Poland and tensions with Turkey and Venice.

India Europe London Tit-Bits Magazine Sweden Poland Turkey Venice

Ex-Blanket Stiff To Earned a Doctorate and Mediation

TOHN R. STEELMAN, former government conciliation service head, began as a blanket stiff riding trains with hoboes to reach Arkansas and western wheat fields. He later earned an A B from Henderson College, an M A from Vanderbilt, and a Ph D from UNC, smoothing 4 231 labor disputes in 1938 involving 1 618 409 workers.

Tohn R. Steelman Arkansas Henderson College Vanderbilt University of North Carolina

Ataturk's Record Speech Rumor Says Length Was Unmatched

A Colier's account claims Mustafa Kemal Pasha, later Kemal Ataturk, delivered a seven hour daily six day address to Angola's national assembly in 1927. The marathon speech allegedly totaled 350000 words and was published in two volumes.

Kemal Ataturk Mustafa Kemal Pasha National Assembly Angola Collier’s

Defending Truth Faces Heat Not Arguments

A quotation by William Penn notes that anger from defenders can harm truth more than opponents does, warning against heated defense overcoming reason.

Truth William Penn

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