Judith Kingsly Sparks a California Spy Pursuit
Special Investigator Judith Kingsly teams with Arplane factory officials in California to retrieve missing bomber plans and locate Tom Burke. After disguising as a maid, she convinces Mathews to involve federal agents, plans her daring mission, and vows to expose the spy ring while risking capture.
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Indith Kingnty
Tom
Ad Nine
Judith
Agenta
Jenven Wim
Alacoptorn
Chile
Cludon
Puranors
San Nemo
West Coast
Mr. Mathews
Judith Kingsly
Olice
Tom Burke
Mr. Watson
Tor Burke
Mathews
FBI
Watson
California
Kingsly
Burka
Miss Kingsly
Pd Uke
Goodby
Circle No 1 Women’s Society Schedule and Socials
Calendar notes list Social Circle of Women’s Society at Mrs M M McCloughan home with leaders Mrs Jr C Franklin and Mrs Wedwin Ward. Garden Club closes year with Al Fresco War Pack party for 28 attendees. Tuesday Contract Club meets at Mrs Syd McMath home. Red Cross knitting updates urge yarn and donations with several named helpers.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
M. M. McCloughan
Dartan Cos
Do'elock
Jr. C
Franklin
Wedwin Ward
Wise Garden Club
Syd McMath
Oil and Gas Filings Lafayette June 29 1942 Summary
Mineral and royalty deeds filed in Lafayette and Nevada County during June 1942. Transactions include Ruth B. Galloway to L R Cobb and Helen Hodnett to L B Cobb in Sec 18 Twp 155 Rye West. Frank C Adams to E A Markley and R O Snow in Sec 18 Twp 15 S Ree 23 West. B R Rutherford to Gordon Richmond in Sec 10 and Sec 11 Twp 19 G Ree 24 West. and Orrin M Battle etux to M F Wilcker in Sec 4 Twp 13 Ree 20. Royalty and mineral deeds, various int and royalty shares, and warranty deeds involving multiple parties and sections. Filed dates clustered June 20 to June 30 1942. County locations Nevada and Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Eunlee Triplett
Ruth B. Galloway
L. R. Cobb
Liz
Rae
West
Helen Hodnett
L. BH. Cobb
See
S&s. Rye
Gertrude
Savage
Hye
W. A. Stockard
B. R. Rutherford
Gordon Richmond
Ney
NWI
Rye
Frank C. Adams
E. A. Markley
R. O. Snow
Temas West
M. E. Wakefield
Nevada County
Helen Hesterty O
G. Lease
Orrin M. Battle
M. F. Wilcker
Naight
R. H. Cook
M. F. Wilver
J. A. Fletcher
M. FP
Wilver
Johnnie Dillard
Lee Fairchild
Bicycle Stolen in January Recovered by Police
Police recovered a bicycle stolen last January from John B. Austin. The bike was among seven taken by Jimmy C. Hubbard, now in the state hospital for observation. all bicycles were recovered.
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John B. Austin
Jimmy C. Hubbard
State Hospital
Coming and Going in Tyler and Nearby Areas
Mrs. W. Jr. Lee of Tyler arrives tomorrow to spend Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stephenson. From Hope she will visit relatives in Lite Hoek with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cereen and Louis A. Green. They have returned to Gallatin, Tennessee after visiting the R. D. Franklins. Lyman Armstrong and children visit relatives in Missouri. Mrs. O. O. Wade of Cone PO Hutt and friends in Veorark visit this week. Mrs. R. C. Ellen Jr. departed by train for St. Peters Wary, Fla. to visit Pvt. Jelten. Syd McMath has gone to Arkadelphia to spend time with relatives.
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W. Jr. Lee
Tyler
Texas
Roy Stephenson
Lite Hoek
Relatlves
L. A. Cereen
Seh
Louis A. Green
Gallatin,Tenn
R. D. Franklins
Lyman Armstrong
Missouri Paints, —O
Wade
Cone PO Hutt
Vis
Veorarkana
R. CG. Ellen, Jr
Drain
St. Peters- Wary
Fla
Pvt. Jelten
Syd McMath
Arkadelphia
Personal Mention Notices From Local Paper
Mrs Tom Carrel spends month in Kansas City visiting a clinic and recovering from a major operation. Friends learn John Sparks Jr is in Julia Chester hospital recovering.
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Tom Carrel
Kansas City
John Sparks, Jr
Julia Chester Hospital
Not Us families hamstring war effort with self serving choices
Ruth Millett surveys households labeled Not Us who claim patriotism but hoard scarce goods. They buy extra toothpaste tubes and sugar, run cars for long trips, and risk tire shortages. They justify acts as simple convenience while undermining collective effort. Government action on rationing looms in the background.
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Ruth Millett
NEA
America
Jess
Alaska's top three industries listed by importance
Alaska identifies its three key industries as fishing, gold mining, and fuel, ranked by importance. The order places fishing first, followed by gold mining, and fuel as the third most vital sector for the state's economy.
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Alaska
State Revenue Hits New High in 1941 42 Fiscal Year
Arkansas total income from all taxing sources for 1941 42 reached 41 057 331, a gain of 7 330 327 from 1940 41. Comptroller M B McLeod reported all but about 6 million came from revenue departments. Ad valorem property tax rose to 3 947 356, sales tax jumped to 8 07 467 87 from 6 208 651 16, and 11 new tax source records were set. Inheritance tax fell to 157 379 from 258 879 after tax rate cuts. Other taxes shown include gasoline 19 434 749, income 2 966 185, cigarettes 2 110 081, liquor 1 437 187, beer 1 345 532.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
M. B. McLeod
Revenue Department
British Fleet Leaves Egypt Reported by Nazi Radio
German radio claimed the British fleet left Alexandria and passed the Suez Canal on June 29 toward the Red Sea. The report, unconfirmed by any source, aired from New York.
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Egypt
New York
Geneva
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Ouachita Bridge Salvage Aids War Effort
A 300 foot steel bridge across the Ouachita River near Malvern will be wrecked and salvaged in a three pronged war effort. Sec ond Army engineers will blow the span from its piers in a practice demolition. WPA crews will salvage the steel and sell it for scrap with proceeds to the national treasury. The wrecking should occur in about three weeks. The bridge, donated to the steel scrap drive, was once a logging tram and has not been used since a prior railroad accident.
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Little Rock
Ouachita River
Malvern
WPA
Second Army
National Treasury
SWORDS Fused Into Shells Through War Effort
Britain has melted down over 10 000 swords, mainly from mechanized cavalry, to produce munitions. Kannapalis in North Dakota is noted as the largest unincorporated community in the United States.
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London
Britain
Kannapalis
N. G
The
United States
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Red Cross News
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A. M. Rettig
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Cleve Andres
A. Brown
Merit Coup
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Mary Lemsey
CG. TD. Rettig
T. §. McDavitt
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Olin Arnold
Nancy Robins
J. Reed
Rialto
Alice Faye
John Payne
Havana
Henry Fonda
Joan Bennett
Kroger Savings
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Sunkist Lemons
Cecil W. Dennis
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Robert Cummings
Alfred Hitchcock
Man
Norman Loyd
Otto Kruger
Alan Boxter
Alma Kruger
Ouachita
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