Tambay Tourist Camp Chapter XI Ends Hoist by Mom Baumer
Mom Baumer and Juddy scheme to finance Tambay Tourist Camp turning a derelict property into a bustling venture. They imagine a lavish complex of cabins, dining hall, gas pumps, and rental canoes, while clashing with Angel Todd and Doc over Tambay. Juddy teases family ties as plans unfold and a backer or guardian may be needed.
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Mom Baumer
Reederia
Lash
Ree-Dows
Tambay
Lorem Oliver
Welliver U
Dolf
Mom
Swoby
Oliver
Har Dering
Maurie Sears
Atar el Todd
Wollister
Mauries
Geld
Aurie Sears
Juddy
Chambers of Commerce
Judson and Baumét
Loren Oliver
Doc
Angel Todd
Tambay Mansion
Angel
Carnie
Carnival
Jerkwater Western College
Carrie
Baumer
Mexico
O. K
Blockading South America Coast Would Be Big Task
Washington dispatch reports that Japan hinted at a Pacific blockade of South America to choke Bolivian trade and US war materiel flows. Bolivian leaders rejected Axis ties, while Chilean and other Latin diplomats urged stronger US convoy support. Experts deem an ocean-wide blockade unlikely but warn coastal security must improve with defense priorities.
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South America
Joan Lear
Washington
Japan
Pacific
United States
Axis
Bolivia
Argentina
Andes
Chile
Peru
Arica
Antofagasta
Mollendo
Matarani
Ecuador
Colombia
Panama
Enrique Penaranda
Ernest Wendter
Latin Americas
Conference of American Foreign Ministers
Rio de Janeiro
United States Navy
Africas
Gulf of Panama
Pacific Americas
Pearl Harbor
South Africa
Kidney Warning Signals From Backache to Pain
Backache and leg pains may signal kidney trouble, a warning from nature. Doan’s Pills, used for over 40 years, help relieve pain and aid flushing of waste from the blood. consult a druggist for this remedy.
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Nature
Arkene
Daan
Doan
Name meanings quiz reads like old time school page
A reader quiz lists girl names with meanings such as noble pleasant garden lover and asks to match meanings to Susana Alice Gertrude Dolores Barbara Maud and others. The text shifts to a Raleigh news brief noting Governor Broughton and two associates reporting the North Carolina Democratic Executive Committee likely to meet in Raleigh on February 17.
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Patricia
Shirley
Hortense
Susana
Winifred
B. True
Alice
Gertrude
D. Sorrow
Dolores
E. Lily
Barbara J
Anita G. Strange
Maud H
Raleigh
Broughton
Emery B. Denny
Gastonia
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Democratic
Stills Seized in N. C. Jump in 1941 Highlights
Treasury hearings show North Carolina seized 1,245 stills in 1941, up 132 from 1940, ranking third after Georgia and Alabama. Mash destroyed totaled 883,324 gallons, with Virginia at 7, stills 878. Campaigns note NC requests two extra guards for the Wilmington district, and state residents bought $8.286 million in defense savings bonds and $586,600 in postal savings stamps in 1942.
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North Carolina
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Congress
Georgia
Alabama
Virginia
Old Dominion
Treasury
January building activity in High Point low permits value
E. K. Ingram city buildings inspector today reported January permits for new construction totaled 74083 dollars. The breakdown shows 48950 dollars in new residential construction and 3435 dollars in new non-residential construction.
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High Point
E. K. Ingram
Ingram
Belin Claims Four Hundred Thousand Tons Sunk in January
German宣布 declares January war losses totaling 400 600 tons with 64 enemy merchant ships sunk, including 367 000 tons by submarines. British losses report three destroyers one submarine and a motor torpedo boat. Additional ships damaged.
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BELIN
Januay
Bierlen
High Command
Lexington veneer plant destroyed by fire near Isere
Fivepieces of Linwood Manufacturing Company veneer plant at Linwood near Isere were destroyed today. Lexington firefighters saved freight cars on Southern Railway tracks and several nearby homes from the blaze with help from local residents. The plant, forty years old, had been a small operation.
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Lexington
Linwood Manufacturing Company
Linwood
Isere
Southern Railway
Soldier who detected Jap planes cited for gallantry
Private Joseph L. Lockard of Williamsport Pennsylvania identified by the War Department as the man who detected the approach of Japanese planes before the Pearl Harbor attack. His report to a superior was disregarded and he received a recommendation to President Roosevelt for a citation.
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Washington
Joseph L. Lockard
Williamsport
Roosevelt
War Department
Pearl Harbor
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