Marcia Breaks Free and Faces Shifting Hearts at Sea
Marcia Cunningham rejects her fiancé Bob Haskell after he confesses love for another. She sails for independence and encounters Phil Kirkby, Camilla Howe, and Rosita while a blackmail plot unfolds. Phil departs in the dawn, leaving Marcia choice and momentum toward an uncertain future.
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Rob Haskell
Sylvia
Marcia
Phillip Kirkby
Phil
Paris
Camilla Howe
Camilla
Rob
Rosita
Pierre
Bob d Phil
Bob
Marela
Pampas
Cretenne
Goodby
Bobbie
Nice
Cam
Fifth Avenue
Scot
Monte Carlo
France
Paria Tribune
Marion Creighton
Marion
Phil Kirkby
Robert
Storm Foiled by Student Pilot in Sudden Thunderstorm
Rocky Mount July 2 Fred Dasher a young student pilot with two hours solo flying tied to the wind as a 60 mile an hour gale struck. He steered the plane to the wind and fled the storm with ambulances in pursuit. He later telephoned from near Bethel to report a safe landing in a cornfield.
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Rocky Mount
Fred Dasher
Dasher
Bethel
Lehman's Run Triggers Conflicting 1930s Campaign Claims
Washington July 2. Governor Lehman decides to run for re election following President Roosevelt's urging, prompting opposing predictions from party leaders. Republican chairman Hamilton says Roosevelt will lose regardless of the GOP nominee, while Democrat Farley expects bigger Roosevelt Lehman margins in New York than in 1932. Farley may resign as postmaster general to focus on party leadership, with a decision expected soon after a Philadelphia convention remark sparks a response from the American Liberty League.
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Washington
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
New York State
John D. M. Hamilton
James A. Farley
Farley
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
American Liberty League
League
du Pont Liberty League
Smoke deprives London of 300 hours of sunshine yearly
The report notes London averages about 300 hours of sunshine less annually due to smoke pollution from urban activity. Scientists and officials discuss air quality measures to improve visibility and public health in the metropolis.
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London
Relief In Sight In Drought
ATLANTA July 2. A well developed rain center moved toward the drought stricken southeast today promising substantial relief for parched farms. George W Mindling head of the Atlanta weather office said prospects were more promising than anything for breaking two months drought. Farm damage in the southeast estimated at as much as 150 million dollars. Generally cloudy conditions prevailed from the Gulf Coast northward to Louisiana.
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Strick
George W. Mindling
India
Southesn
Gulf Coast
Louis
Bootleg Radio Stations Run Around New York
Report says over 150 legally operated bootleg radio stations ring in and around New York used to communicate with supply ships.
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New York
Boy scales 65 foot cliff before rescue by firefighters
Warren Jackson, seven, began a climb on a 65 foot cliff near Philadelphia. At 35 feet he paused unable to descend. Fireman William Haas used a ladder to bring him down safely.
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Philadelphia
Warren Jackson
William Haas
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