Caribbean Treasure Cruise Mystery Unfolds
American criminologist Robert Deane and British detective Bertrand Lynch plot reasons for being retained by Viago on a treasure voyage to the Caribbean. Chapter VI depicts a Teuton named Siegfried Meer aboard and tensions rise as the pursuit of gems continues aboard the yacht.
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Robert Deane
Bertrand Lynch
Viago
Mys
Caribbean
Lily Wyndam
Germany
Teuton
Seigfried
Meer
Tropi al West Indian Islands
Herreer
Lynch
Meex
Tle
Siegfried
Colberg
Nein
Heinsrichwalde
Deane
Y. Sand
Hidden microphones in lamp base aboard Vittoria
The narrator notes a bronze lamp with an openwork base hiding listening devices planted by their host in each cabin. He deduces Meer is likely East Prussian and possibly an officer. tensions rise as dialogue reveals political tensions and a planned escapade for the night. Ted Williams is cited with a season home run rate.
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Meer
Colberg
Pomerania
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Heinrichswalde
East Prussia
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Seigfried
Sand
Doris Day: From Girl Next Door to Hollywood Star
James Bacon profiles Doris Day highlighting her rise at Warner Bros and success after Love Me or Leave Me. Hitchcock praises her dramatic range and plans for The Man Who Knew Too Much showing her shift from musical comedies to thrillers while maintaining musical elements.
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Hollywood
Doris Day
Marty Melcher
Mike Curtiz
Curtiz
Warners
Gordon MacRea
Bell-Air
MGM
Ruth Etting
Doris
Alfred Mitchcock
Hitchcock
Ingred Gergman
Grace Kelly
Jimmy Stewart
Schools Must Deal More in Democracy
Washington reports that a Special committee blames the armed forces for failing to prepare POWs in Korea for indoctrination by Communists. It urges government and civilian groups to expand education in American ideals to defend democracy and counter propaganda.
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Washington
Korea
Karl Marx
United States
Community Socials Highlight Prescot Week
Mrs H H McKenzie hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with high score won by Mrs Allen Gee and cut prize to Mrs Jim Nelson. The Spiritual Life Group of the First Methodist met at Mrs J B Hesterly’s with eight members. Mrs J H Langley entertained a morning party for Mrs Bob Todd of Fort Worth and Mrs Johnny Stark, featuring roses and a white carnation corsage for the bride. Several local residents attended events in Little Rock and Texarkana, with visits and social gatherings noted among families and friends.
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Spiritual Life Group
First Methodist Church
J. B. Hesterly
J. H. Langley
Bob Todd
Fort Worth
Texas
Johnny Stark
Ike’s Farm Worth More Than a Small Fortune
The piece notes a near 500 acre property linked to President Eisenhower and Brig. Gen. Arthur Nevins with a rebuilt white house and sun dial. It mentions land values over 200000, income from Eisenhower’s book Cruade in Europe and a $100000 yearly salary, plus critique of high country living costs.
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Arthur S. Nevins
Eisenhower
Europe
Notable figures across nations mourned in AP death notices
A roundup lists Mike Grant the 81 year old hockey star of the old Montreal Victorias in the Hockey Hall of Fame, Mrs. Marie Crouse Bowen widow of Col. William Storrs Bowen, Dr. Russell J. Ferguson head of University of Pittsburgh history, George Sanford Olmes former Rocky Mountain News editor, Dr. George William McClelland Penn president emeritus, and Richard Rea Bennett former NAMPR and Baltimore journalist, all dying in recent days. The piece also notes Mickey Mantle's game ball on display at Eddie Robinson's Baltimore restaurant.
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Montreal
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Montreal Victorias
Canada
Washington
Marie Crouse Bowen
Lorenzo Crounse
Nebraska
William Storrs Bowen
Pittsburgh
Russell J. Ferguson
University of Pittsburgh
Indiana University
George Sanford Olmes
Rocky Mountain News
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Colo
Colorado
Scripps-Howard
Little Deer Isle
Maine
George William McClelland
University of Pennsylvania
Richard Rea Bennett
Public Relaions
National Assn. of Manufacturers
New York City
Baltimore
Tiny youth political philosophy grounding noted
The text argues that very few youths in the country receive a grounding in political philosophy from schools. It emphasizes the need to provide a basis for comparison and understanding of political opponents.
State Junior Bar to Get an Award
The Arkansas Junior Bar Section led by John C. Benson of Jonesboro was to receive the award of progress among merit awards at the 78th annual meeting of the American Bar Association in Philadelphia, which opened yesterday.
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Arkansas Junior Bar Section
John C. Benson
Jonesboro
Junior Bar Conference
American Bar Association
ABA
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