Lake Washington floating line touted as world’s longest
A Seattle legal notice proclaims the Lake Washington floating line in Seattle Washington as the world’s longest at about one and a half miles.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1942
Page
2
A Seattle legal notice proclaims the Lake Washington floating line in Seattle Washington as the world’s longest at about one and a half miles.
On Abas Island Talcott questions a mysterious, mustached man after an auditor links a $159,000 shortage to Federal Chemical. Tension rises as MacDowell reveals cover and Talcott accuses him of a frame. A whistle signals further danger in this Caribbean drama.
Brig Gen Emile Z Moses, commandant at Parris Island, has served 38 years in the Marine Corps with a third abroad. Born in Sumpter DC on May 27 1860 he graduated USC in 1900 and joined as a second lieutenant in 1904. His early career included expeditionary duty in Panama in 1903 and further overseas assignments.
Gen Moses served as first lieutenant in Cuba in 1912 and performed duties in Nicaragua in 1922. His early Hawaii assignment was in 1908, with a later Hawaii tour in 1819. He held Marine commands in China from 1927 to 1929 and 1932 to 1934, led Cavite duties, then presided over the Marine Corps Equipment Board at Quantico by 1939 before a 1941 transfer to Parris Island. His education includes Naval War College, Army War College, and Army Artillery School, with medals for Nicaragua, Mexico, World War I, and the Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal.
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