Susan Carey and Bob Dunbar Entwine in Secret Yearning
Susan Carey a Chicago secretary meets Bob Dunbar heir to a fortune at business school. Amid office gossip and flirtations with Jack Waring she frets over Dunbar’s engagement rumors while recalling a past ache for him. The chapter follows Susan’s inner conflict and social drama at Heath Architecture firm.
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Susan Carey
Jessie
Chicago
Bob Dunbar
Ernest Heath
Jack Waring
Heath
Susan
Ben Lampman
Dunbar
Rose Milton
Waring
Ray Flannery
Bob
Simon
Denise Ackroyd
Denise
Strinsky
Ben
Rose
Flowers
Ray
Lake Shore Drive
Radbert Dunbar
Shuping Calls for Immediate Victory Fund Reports
Greensboro NC April 21 L Shuping state chairman urged all county Victory Fund chairmen to report activities at once as the campaign extends to May 15. Fifty counties have contributed over 13000 with expectations of 20000 to 25000 as North Carolina ranks sixth in gifts.
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Greensboro
N. C
L. Shuping
Victory Fund
Democratic Party
Shuping
John W. Davis
North Carolina
Michigan Snags River to Hide Trout
Michigan conservation officers rehabilitating streams place logs in the Little Manistee River to create hiding places and spawning beds. Dr. Carl L. Hubbs says snagging has almost doubled the trout population in one area.
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Manister
Mich
Michigan Conservation
Little Manistee River
Carl L. Hubbs
Institute For Fisheries Research
Hubbs
Swede Invents Compact Radiator for Modern Apartments
A Swedish engineer designs a new central heating radiator with a compact exterior and adaptable shape. It fits into angular corners of modern apartments, promising novel features and space saving.
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Stockholm
UK reports 365000 more blind people than 12 years ago
The United Kingdom sees an increase of 365000 blind persons compared with a dozen years earlier. Government data indicate a rising prevalence among adults and seniors, prompting calls for improved support services and accessibility measures.
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United Kingdom
Australian Farmers Optimistic About 1932 Prospects
Farmers in Australia express cautious optimism that the upcoming year will be better than 1931. They anticipate improved prices, better yields, and relief from drought conditions affecting livestock and crops.
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Australia
Charters Granted for Three North Carolina Firms
Raleigh April 21 The secretary of state reports certificates of incorporation filed for Lee Holding Company of Winston Salem to own and operate a mercantile establishment with 1000 authorized shares and three subscribers Vera E. Lee H W Lee and L Beverly Lake Crescent Insurance Agency of Raleigh to run a general insurance agency authorized 1000 shares subscribed 100 by Arthur J. Brown Gustave A Bilumenreiter Jr and Samuel W Ruark The Catawba Building and Supply Company of Hickory to manufacture and sell building materials authorized 25000 capital stock subscribed 900 by Joseph H Bach Charles G Propst and R E Killian all of Hickory NCR 1920s style notice.
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Raleigh
Lee Holding Company of
Winston-Salem
Mercantile Establishment
Vera E. Lee
H. W. Lee
L. Beverly Lake
Crescent Insurance Agency
Arthur J. Brown
Gustave A. Bilumenreiter, Jr
New York
Samuel W. Ruark
Catawba Building and Supply Company
Hickory
Buckwheat Boom In Pennsylvania Leads Nation In 1931
Pennsylvania farms produced one third of U S buckwheat in 1931. Bradford and Tioga counties led with a combined 579000 bushels, while the state total reached 3483000 bushels. New York was the only state exceeding Pennsylvania.
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U. S
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Bradford
Tioga
Union
New York
Stell Walsh Seeks Return of Stolen Bicycle
Cleveland report says famous runner Stell Walsh hopes the thief returns her red and white bicycle stolen from her garage as she trains for the Olympic games. The loss risks delaying her leg muscle preparation.
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Cleveland
Stell Walsh
Stella
World War Hero Gan ders Dies in Milk Tank Tragedy
William Ganders aged 48, a World War II veteran and recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross for capturing two German machine gun nests, died in a drowning accident inside a milk cooling tank. The death is reported by LYRIA.
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Lyria
William Ganders
LaTonIa theater sold at sheriff’s sale for 36006
Oil City Pennsylvania sheriff’s sale records show the LaTonIa theater sold for 36006 after costing 406000 just under three years earlier.
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OIL
City, Pa
Latonia Theater
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