Walt Gandy Encounters a Desert Mystery at CC Ranch
Walt Gandy finds water on the Nevada bench and meets a gunpoint stranger a wary first meeting hints at danger. He nears the CC ranch and discovers it deserted with a deaf old man warning him away and mentioning an inquest at Emigrant after a killing.
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Nevada
Walt Gandy
Hill Cove
Gandy
Sunspot
Billy the Kid
Border Service
Walt
Somre
Bill Hollister
CC Ranch
Bill. Hollister
Border Patrol
Hollister
Cash Cameron
Emigrant
Cameron
Helen
Coroner's Inquest Draws Ranch Crowd in a Killing
Hollister rumored dead as crowds gather in Emigrant for the inquest. Walt Gandy rides the streets seeking clues while wary statements hint at a dangerous killer still at large. The scene fills the livery yard as the coroner prepares to question witnesses.
Roosevelt Critique of Pan American Speech Sparks Debate
Johnson argues the president's Pan American speech muddles aims and risks misreading threats. He says the speech hints at Europe and Asia frontiers and warns Roosevelt has not armed the nation adequately, calling the rhetoric dangerous bluffing amid war.
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Hitler
You Can Make Your Own Summer Shade
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers a home project for a cool yard shelter using secondhand pipe frame and blue green colors. Mrs Newhouse designed a dell like shade with striped awning fabric, 30 inches wide and 12 yards long, plus 15 yards blue bias for the edge, secured by fabric loops and heavy tape. It also promotes Mrs Spears Sewing Book No 1 for 10 cents and lists various simple home craft directions.
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Ruth. Wyeth
Nation At Odds Over Military Readiness And Arms
A column laments U S military weakness highlighting reliance on outdated weapons despite a rifle already adopted. It accuses government of knowledge gaps about bomb and mine threats and criticizes delays in mobilization and modernization. The author recalls prior Recovery Act for employment and defense as key to rapid rearmament.
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Hawaii
Hitler
Value of Books Proverb on the Worth of Ages
A concise quotation attributes the chief value of books to the stamp and esteem of the ages through which they have passed, as observed by Sir William Temple.
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Sir William Temple
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