Rescue plot thickens as ship crew eye theft risk
Eddie and Val, aboard the freighter, debate doubling back to port to avoid alerting Briggs. They tail a suspicious trio rumored to threaten the Northern Belle and its mining gear, then spot a masked man with a gun ordering them to stay put as danger looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juffy Kelso
Val Douglas
Eddie
Briggs
Duffy
Corky Briggs
Val
Matt
Bridge
Steve
Fragmented Verses and Local Notices From Saint Marks Church
A garbled mix of lyrical lines about freedom and unity appears alongside local notices. Items include a Saint Marks Episcopal church Women’s Auxiliary meeting at eight, Girl Scout Council and Bay View Reading Club schedules, and Circle updates from First Baptist Church with notes on study topics and upcoming meetings in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint” Marks Episcopal Church
Frank Nolen
North Washington Street
J. J. Honeycutt
W. H. Penna
Marlin Texas
C. C. Toul
George Brannan
Little Rock
J. M. Houston
Bay View
John Green
Lite Rock
Alice McMath
Om Circle
First Bapist Church
Gus Haynes
South Pine Street
John Britt
A. C. Bunnett
Circle No. 2
First Baptist Church
John Turner
John O'Steeh
Turner
Luther Higgason
Sterling Cook
Jesus
Harry Fisk
J.T. Bowden
Rum and tax troubles spark Virgin Islands hope
A depth of debt in the Virgin Islands faces a $250,000 yearly deficit funded by U.S. treasury transfers. Drought and war shrink tourism. Bacardi considers moving distillery from Puerto Rico to the Virgin Islands, hoping to shift tax revenue and ease local woes. Congress and Gov. Cramer seek federal amendment to tax flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
U. S. Treasury
Drouth
Herbert Hoover
Islands
Bacardi Corporation
Dis Iers
Bacardi
Supreme Court
Bacardis
Barcardi
Clover
Congress
Federal
Lawrence Cramer
Unite
Sam
Children's Bureau
Bureau
Agnes Hanna
Social’ Service
Bermuda Censors Find a Letter A Nazi Wrote About Our Secrets
Washington dispatch from Jack Stinnett details a Bermuda censorship routine that intercepted 1628 pounds of mail from the Atlantic Clipper, including a Nazi letter to Germany, triggering investigations by U S naval intelligence and possibly the FBI. the piece argues about wartime mail seizures, British censorship, and the need to uncover the source of naval secrets leaking to Germany, noting historical precedents and urging public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Jack Stinnett
Washington
United States
Eireles
U.S. Naval Intelligence
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Azores
Spain
Nui Vivre
Germany
Syrup of Black Draught Promises Gentle Action
A vintage ad promotes Syrup of Black Draught as a pleasant tasting laxative for constipation. It claims a gentle effect when directions are followed and notes a family bottle priced 50c and a trial size 25c. The principal ingredient is said to tone intestinal muscles.
Here Is History Behind Scouting By Tom Wolf
The first Girl Scout in the United States was Daisy Gordon, enrolled as Scout Number One by Aunt Juliette Low in 1912, though she resisted. By 1914 Gordon joined the Carnation Troop, reflecting early scouting’s values of service and citizenship. Uniforms were simple, activities mixed with games, and the core ideals remained constant over 28 years. Also notes Cherokee Indians still play Stickball, an ancestor to lacrosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanasen
Stevie
Val
Steve
Eddie
Vai
Tom Wolf
NEA
New York
United States
Juliette Low
Savannah
Daisy Gordon
Miss Gordon
Carnation
Girl Scouts
Guides
Girl Guides
Juliette Law
Daisy” Law
Georgia
Samuel C. Lawrence
Charleston, W. Va
Girl Scout Council
Expensive Experiment in Minneapolis Trade
Minneapolis report says Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics paid 1800 dollars for pitcher Elon Mogsett at a training camp after last season and later sold him back to Minneapolis for 5700 dollars, signaling a costly miscalculation by the A's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Elon Hogsett
Minneapolis, Millers
Mack
Mogsett
Minesolla J
A's
Lemon Juice Recipe For Rheumatic Pain Quick Cure
A home remedy claims lemon juice mixed with Ru-Ex Compound and water eases rheumatic pain neuritis and arthritis. The ad promises rapid results within 48 hours, or money back if no relief, and cites John P. Cox Drug Company and drug stores as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P.cox
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Isaenger
Walter Wanger
Joan Bennett
Bay
Lloyd Nolan
Toladys Ororgi and
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Serna Emmereerreneta
Charles A Haynes
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Apeli
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Summic
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Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
United States Naval Intelligence Department
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U. S
Great Britain
Mexico
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von Psben
Papen
F. B. I. Naval Intelligence
Nazi Germany
And
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Bali
Girl Scout
North Carolina
Revent
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Lehi
Eaek
Aisa
American Institute
Barlow
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