Lost Kingdom Chapter VIII Hopeful Archaeologists Race Castle Ladders
In Chapter VIII Bob Barry leads the expedition at dawn to complete two ladders inside a castle before nine. Holliman pursues Melissa Lane but is eclipsed by Barry and Honey Bee Girl as the party ascends, revealing romances and tensions among the explorers.
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Robert Barry
Melissa Lane
Barry
Honey Bee
Hades Jones
Rob
Holliman
Melissa
Bob
Miss Ates
Mary Melis
Kate
Honey Bee Girl
First white woman reaches ancient fortress high above New York
Mary Melissa Lane and the expedition reach a high fortress rim after a perilous ascent. Dr. Robert Barry admires Mary Melissa as they glimpse a vast, ancient landscape below, while they ponder why the site was abandoned, hoping to uncover its history.
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Lissa
Bob
Mary Melissa
New York City
57Th Street
Radio City
Empire State Building
Earth
Hudson
Manhattan
Dr. Barry
Deers Cost Sprague His Car Twice in Kane Area
Sprague reports two collisions with deer within a week near Kane Pennsylvania on the Allegheny mountain community road. In each incident the deer were killed and the car fronts caved in.
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Kane
Sprague
Allenghany Mountain
Discovery Hint Points to Ancient Native Tools in Arizona
Bob Barry examines a stone hammer with a fabric thong in good condition, suggesting the tool is far older than expected. He and Mary Melissa discuss the implications, noting walls and ruins imply ten centuries or more. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the couple awaits further clues.
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Bob
Europe
Lissa
Arizona
Mary Melissa
Bob Barry
Admits Killing After 25 Years
Raleigh note reports Sheriff Turner stating John Rob erto a Hyde county farmer now jailed confessed to poisoning his first wife about 25 years ago. The sheriff planned a psychiatric examination as Roberts claimed a guilty conscience prompted the admission while expressing indifference to punishment.
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Raleigh
Numan F. Turner
John Roberto
Hyde County
Roberts
Tone Family Ties Spark 1938 Perkin Medal for Dr Frank Tone
Dr. Frank J. Tone of Buffalo earns the 1938 Perkin medal for valuable work in applied chemistry, linking his science achievement to the Tone family of Niagara Falls through his son Franchet, husband to Jean Craw, highlighting cross fields of art and science.
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Tone
Niagara Falls
Frank J. Tone
Buffalo
Franchet
Jéan Craw
Six Die in N C Thanksgiving Toll Piles Up
North Carolina marked Thanksgiving with at least six deaths from accidents and hunting incidents. A Fort Bragg private, George R. Allen, 24, died in a wreck near Fayetteville. Joe Harrison, 60, a Buncombe County farmer, was killed by a car. Larry Smith, 38, died in a collision near Kinston. A 15 year old, Lee Nichols, died in a hunting accident near Wilson.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
George R. Allen
Fort Bragg
Fayeteville
Joe Harrison
Buncombe
Kinston
Larry Smith
Lee Nichols
Wilson
Alexander
Aged Man Held For Slaying In Timber Right Dispute
Raleigh dispatch reports Arthur Carpenter 45 shot and killed near Morrisville in a timber rights dispute. Deputy T C Womble says H N Goss 71 admitted firing, saying Stay away from my place. Goss held without bond.
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Raleigh
Arthur Carpenter
Morrisville
T. C. Womble
H. N. Goss
Carpenter
Wombe
Gus
Wicker and Hall Noted in Harnett and Kannapolis Regions
F Wicker appears in Harnett County while William J Hall a 38 year old Kannapolis merchant is nearby Wes End in the Sandhills area.
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F. Wicker
Harnett County
William J. Hall
Kannapolis
Wes End
Sandhills
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Miss Lane
Honye Bee Noddde
Mary Melissa Lane
George
Robert Wilson Barry
Hades
Scooters
Tricycles
Guilford Furniture Co
N. Main
Opyright
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
Horace Ilderton
High Point, N. C
Nad
South Main Street
Sipe
Yardley
Vim
Ram
ALITE
California
Llb
Chase and Sanborn Coffee
Santa
Schick
SCHICK @ SHAVER
Phillip
Bourjois Wardleys, Cotys Houbigants
Magnesia
Squibb
Paris
RINSO
Crisco
Dorsay
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