Windy schemes a vendetta in North Island hangar drama
Windy plots to embarrass Steve Nelson by arranging an encounter with Miss Mitchell and uses Lulu to spy. He vanishes after admiring Lulu, then enlists her help to follow Steve and his date to set up a humiliating moment in front of the squadron armory. The Admiral’s arrival shifts attention as Griffins’ crew flies out to Saratoga.
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Windy
Steve
Nelson
O. K
Duke Johnson
Johnson
Riker
Squadron One
Griffin
Point Loma
Saratoga
C. P. Os
Steve Nelson
Barrett
Miss Mitchell
Chief Barrett
Fisher
Admiral
Baldy Barnes
Baldy
Chief
Lulu
Mame
Cafe Royale
Panama
Joe
Navy
Ann Mitchell
Lou
Squadron
North Island
Laws of friendship and cries for fiscal reform
Editorial notes urge readers to practice friendship by showing effort and kindness while warning Washington to curb expenditures. It cites a 1932 budget crisis, 8,000,000 unemployed, and calls for public pressure to force Congress to cut spending and avoid tax hikes amid deflation.
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Washington
Congress
Times
House of Representatives
Chicago Tribune
Senate
Gillespie County Mutual Aid Directors Propose New Member
At a May 2 meeting of the Gillespie County Mutual Aid Insurance Assn the board proposed Wanda Kraus for membership. August Cameron Bec. St. 34-35.
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Gillespie County Mutual Aid Insurance Assn
Wanda Kraus
August Cameron
Bec
Pasteurization Beat The Fly In Milk Safety
The article argues disease spread by flies caused more deaths than bullets in earlier wars. It advocates pasteurization as the safest method to render raw milk safe, warns against cheap unsafe milk, and urges consumers to invest in safe dairy practices.
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United States
To Be Continued In A Wartime Scene
Windy reluctantly offers five dollars to a female character who reassures her to lend help as she heads toward the squadron armory. Windy then excuses himself to leave Baldy and waits for the next installment.
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Windy
Griffin
QO. K
Baldy
Comfort Hatchery ad for chicks and pullets in Texas
An old Comfort Hatchery advertisement from Comfort Texas promotes 26th season baby chicks at 5 cents each and started chicks at 10 cents, pullets five weeks old at 30 cents, highlighting farm poultry supply in the Hill Country area.
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Comfort Hatchery
Comfort
Texas
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San Marcos
Delaine- Merino Rams
A. L. Cameron
Schaetter & Son
Co-Operative
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Thomas Fishery
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Otto Weinheimer
Fredericksburg National Bank
Job Stein
WJ. Schroeder
Goodyears
Goodyear
Pathfinder
O.S
Bach
PRIK
Goodyear Speedway
Ever Ready Motor Co
Goeedyyear
Revellers Quartet
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