Wild chase through Acorn ends with tense standoff scene
In Acorn a tense confrontation unfolds as Bakker and Pierson pursue Ruth Compton and a guerrilla-associated figure. Revolver drawn, a gunfight brushes past the doorway while Chaffee, Melcher family ties, and a bar scene backdrop layer motives. The pursuing trio debates next moves and rescue amid shifting loyalties.
Remembering Franklin Adams FVPLAS Ailing Poet and Broadcaster
A memorial sketch recalls Franklin Adams known as FVPLAS, radio pioneer and columnist. Born in Chicago, he built a varied career from insurance to journalism, including the Chicago Journal Evening Mail and Chicago Tribune. Survived by wife Wathen and three sons and a daughter, his verses and quips left a lasting imprint on baseball lore and American radio culture.
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