Courtright’s Nerve Falters in Bold Escape Plan
In a tense staircase of choices, Courtright abandons her risky plan to reveal a supposed coded message. Link and Norma rush to her room as Azaraski and Baldwin close in, while Courtright slips toward Monk’s boat with stealth, fearing torture or death if betrayed.
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Link
Courtright
Norma
Lihk
Azaraski
Kip
Tlda Courtright
Baldwin
Sion
Kipman Greer
Monk
Tilda Courtright
Satsuma
Ahidzu
Sports Roundup From HUGIE FULLERTON In New York
Conference notes on golf bonds and tax questions for Gene Sarazen. Army coaches Major Speck Moore and Sgt Vic Hanson linked to next season. MLB rookie standouts Bill Voiselle and Calvin Melish linked to past teams. Carmine Fatta contract signing for Katie Jenkins. High school and Army baseball stats highlighted with James Monroe High standout performances. Prospects from ivy to southern colleges noted with Army talent interest and Red Barber guesting for an Army Navy E event for the blind workers.
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James Monroe High School
Fredericksburg
Graham Morris
Dick Kinney
Army
Bob Chabot
Plebe
Midwest
South
Herman Hickman
Tommy McWilliams
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi State
Red Barber
Wellsville
N. Y
Yankees
Pony League
Mike
Baseball and track notes a mix of results and crew changes
National summaries note no games today with pitching matchups De la Crow against Sewell in Pittsburgh and Barrett facing Davin at Brooklyn. Minor items mention Modak briefly as Campbell mayor for a day and Speer winning the Virginia North Carolina javelin. Reds’ Gabe Paul earns corporal at Camp Blanding. Iowa twins Harold and Herbert Anderson finish cadet training ranked third in class. Cherry Point Marine Air Station adds tailback Johnny August and understudy Kenny Reese from Parris Island.
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Modak
Bey
Campbell, O
Speer
Gabe Paul
Reds
Camp Blanding
Fla
Harold
Herbert Anderson
Iowa Seahawks
Cherry Point
N. C
Marine Air Station
Johnny August
Alabama
Parris Island
Johnny
Corp
Kenny ‘Reese
Salt Use In Diet: A Warned Call From Health Column
A health note discusses salt consumption, arguing salt is not essential and can irritate mucous membranes. It promotes cutting salt from salads and vegetables, limiting meat seasoning, and reducing overall salt intake to lessen thirst and improve palate without losing flavor.
Second Ward Defeats First Ward in opener of league play
In the opening game of the Indiana Boys' Ward Baseball League Second Ward defeated First Ward seven to six. A late ninth inning rally sparked by Hunter Heyman and Mercer produced the decisive extra run. Mercer led Second Ward with four hits as Heyman earned the win and Coleman the loss. Umpires Walls and Mistrette.
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Indiana Boys
Second Ward
First Ward
Hunter
Heyman
Mercer
EL Riley
P Stapleton
Simmons
A. Stahura
Coleman
E. Stahura
Vogel
Owens
Kelly
Wright
H. &E. Baxter
Henry
Q Heyman
Roberts
Finch
Brandon
Jordan
Valenti
Germel
Let's Face It musical at Nixon Theatre opens June 5
The hit Broadway musical comed y Let s Face It returns to the Nixon Theatre in Pittsburgh for a week starting Monday June 5. The cast includes Mary Jane Walsh Benny Rubin Brenda Fortes Cynda Glenn Penny Edwards and more as they perform the original unexpurgated version with lively songs and comic misadventures near an Army camp. Celery salt is cited as a wholesome organic seasoning while table salt is described as inorganic in a tangential product note.
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W. Horace Schmidlapp
Richard W. Krakeur
Mary Jane Walsh
Broadway
Benny Rubin
Brenda Fortes
Cynda Glenn
Penny Edwards
What are kumquats and salsify in question answer
A health service asks questions about kumquats and salsify. The answer defines salsify as a root vegetable whose cooked root tastes like oysters and can be boiled or used in salads. Kumquats are small orange fruits used for preserves or eaten raw, with caution on sugar when preserving and skin can be included in small amounts.
First Trick Holds a Fate of Contract in Bridge Notes
William E. M RENNEY recounts a Miami dinner hand by Peter Thomson, detailing a four heart opening, spade finesse from dummy, and a strategic line to force the contract in three no trump. The piece shifts to a dog days reference and Broadway musical notes, highlighting Let’s Face It! at the Imperial Theatre with Harry Howell and Charles Walters, opening at Nixon Theatre for one week with matinees midweek and Saturday shows.
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William E. M'Renney
America
Peter Thomson
Miami
lWeat
West
Nina
Broadway
Harry Howell
Charles Walters
Imsperial Theatre
New York
Harry Horner
Nixon Theatre
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Eddie Mader
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Sewell
Paradel
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Stanting
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Chicago
Omnia
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Seber
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McCoy Publication, Inc
Fang Way To Health Health Service
West Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Dempsey
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Westinghouse
Black Lick
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Maytag
W. S. Haskell
Smickspurg
H.P. Gibson's Machine Shop, Ltd
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Remington
South Tlt St
Ira Smith
Dayon
Joseph Ratay
Clymer
Amoca
Esther Haskell
Smicksburg
Herman Reasinger
Creekside
Home, Pa
Bernard
the Appliance Trading Post
Digece Trading
Pennsylvania Electric CO
R. A. Shumaker
Nixon
Wentz
Diet
Murat
McCary Health Service
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Spades
Morton's Drug Store
Rexall Store
Cere Tagoastone
Montgomery Ward
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