Night in the Klondike Camp Ends With Questions
Sergeant Terry questions Jeanne Towers about a cafe worker and possible theft while Hammond weighs helping the reluctant young woman. In the frozen camp, the pair discuss supplies, money, and a dog team deal as the night deepens and the mystery tightens.
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Alliance between France and England holds firm in Europe
A New York Times-like note argues the Franco British entente remains the stable cornerstone of European policy amid shifting currents and ambiguous blocs. It asserts the alliance will endure despite any possible realignments involving Rome Berlin Paris.
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Paris
Fon
Rome
Hitler
France
Berlin
New York
Salt Crisis Tangles Newfoundland Fishermen
Insurgents led by Franco refuse a Russian steamship entry to Cadiz port, delaying over 30,000 hogsheads of salt for St John. Newfoundland and Labrador fishermen face further strain as codfish are abundant along the coasts while salt shortage worsens trade and supplies. A British-registered ship was to transport the salt to maintain rounds amid the blockage.
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Franco
Cadiz
Newfoundland
St. John
Newfoundland and Labrador
Boxing Deaths Safer Than Football Says Scientist
A chemist notes boxing fatalities are far fewer than football, stating boxing deaths in 15 years total about 30 versus football about 15 times higher. Radio talk interrupts a sailor’s bread update as butter replaces margarine on British Navy bread.
Gideon Society Bible Distribution Reaches High Mark
The Gideon Society distributed 81,000 Bibles in the last twelve months, a substantial rise from the 30 year average of 50,000. Bibles were placed beside hospital cots, in hot rooms, at employment agencies, on school desks, and in prison cells as part of a broader effort to provide spiritual comfort amid materialist times.
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Gideon Society
Christian Science Monitor
Mayo scientists test new respirator mask in flight
Mayo Foundation fellow Dr W R Lovelace and team reported success testing a new respirator mask aboard a Northwest Airlines plane from Los Angeles to Minneapolis. The aircraft spent about one third of the seven hour 40 minute flight at 31 000 feet to evaluate the device intended as a substitute for hospital oxygen tents.
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Mayo
Mayo Clinic
California
Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
Los Angeles
Tim
W. R. Lovelace
Rochester Minn
Mayo Foundation
Young Mississippi boy dubbed world’s strongest for age
Negro residents of Mound Bayou Mississippi claim Sam Mitchell Jr as the world’s strongest for his year old. They say the child lifts a 24 pound sack and two 10 pound buckets with equal ease, never getting excited. The tale spreads as a local marvel and nickname “second Joe Louis” circulates.
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Mound Bayou
Miss
Sam Mitchell, Jr
Joe Louis
Fifa
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