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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
4
Pope Pius receives the Spanish insurgent regime's first ambassador to the Holy See at Castel Gandolfo and commends Generalissimo Franco's promises to limit victims and suffering of war. Vatican News quotes the pontiff expressing affection for Franco and noting noble promises to limit harm.
A Vatican envoy praised Franco as Spain nears an end to its troubles and called for God to guide the future. Don Jose Maria De Yanguas Y Messia reported Franco’s devotion to Catholic traditions and said insurgent measures would correct wrongs against the church. In Missouri, 9 year old Charles Riggs drowned after falling from a float on the St Francis River near Poplar Bluff. Bolivia is described as mostly Indian by observers.
Cape Cod detective Ascy Mayo privately probes the murder of Maving Larne tied to a post office mural. Pam Frye vanishes while a mystery smoker chases clues to $56,000 in ambergris. Tim Carr and Roddy Strutt figure in a tangle of motive, suspicion, and blackmail as the hospital scene reveals a still unconscious pilot and a furious plumber.
Asey tracks Roddy Strutt amid a bustling Quanomet crowd after a crash landings line up with Roddy’s wealthy alibi. Brigham is suspected in the plane's downed square landing, while Hanson presses Pam’s case as Octagon House efforts continue. Jennie and Cummings discuss the sprawling scene and Roddy’s sudden generosity as Asey plans a risky entry into Octagon House.
The reader is presented with five trivia prompts about historical events and figures. Questions discuss a lawyer who sparred with Mayor Hague in federal court, ex-police officers in a Tampa kidnaping case, a phrase used by Congress when adjourned, the Anglo Italian pact and Spanish volunteers, and the Sanjak of Alexandria and its news relevance.
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