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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

7

All That Glitters Chapter XXXI Ransom Ends

Tamar is abducted and returned by plane to Atlanta as Ranny and Knox Randolph pursue clues. A private mail hollow at Shadwell holds the ransom money while investigators close in on conspirators Therese Louie and an insider. Tamar longs for home as the mystery deepens.

Tamar Ranny Taylor FBI Knox Randolph Arthur James Shadwell Atlanta Randolph Ran Tahlahneka Richard Tahlahneka I Louie Therese Chestatee Tamar Randolph Maris Randolph Christopher

Sailors Save Church in Norwich Fire Raid

Two passing sailors battled flames at St. Martin-at-Oak church in Norwich saving the building from total destruction before fumes overwhelmed them. Damage included shattered windows aged 120 years and extensive tracery. repairs expected around £700. St Benedict Gate and an old posting house were destroyed by a direct hit.

St. Martin-at-Oak Norwich Zobed St. Benedict Gate

Lions at African airports tame nuisances stun flier

Major Thomas Dawson recalls landing at Suday Africa when a large lion slugged him with a paw and then released him. He notes that wild animals around African airfields are a nuisance not for ferocity but their tameness. Giraffes deer elephants wander landing fields prompting field crews to shoo them away.

Spain Ferdinand Africa Ferdinand the Lion Thomas Dawson Suday Major Dawson M«or Dawson

Jokes and Banter Echo a Busy City Day

A collage of quick exchanges and quips shows everyday life from a tense courtroom remark to light kitchen gossip and witty exchanges. Characters include a conductor, a shelter diner patron, a London waiter, and a wary passenger among others, with a running thread of sly humor and misread moments.

All Bran Pecan Muffins Quick Dessert Substitution

Tender nut filled bran muffins that replace desserts when served hot with butter and preserves. Cream shortening and sugar then add egg and milk and soak All Bran. Fold in flour, salt, baking powder, and pecan meats. Bake 30 minutes for eight muffins.

Tagging The Beast The Terrors Of Hitler’s Bloody Tortures

The San Francisco Argonaut condemns Hitler as the Beast of Berchtesgaden. It denounces his brutal tortures and calls his planned global domination a dire threat to humanity, warning of unimaginable suffering should he prevail.

Hitler Berchtesgaden Europe America Hemisphere San Francisco Argonaut

Trumpeter Alfred Stevens Dies in East York After Illness

Alfred Stevens a 43 year old trumpeter who played for royalty on the royal visit to Toronto died at his Bonnie Brae Boulevard home after a lengthy illness. He suffered sunstroke while performing at the C N E two years prior and had been ill since. Stevens travelled with the royal train and performed fanfares with the Royal Canadian Artillery band at all stops. He soloed in fanfares and earlier in 1927 played for the Duke of Windsor then the Prince of Wales during a Toronto visit.

Alfred Stevens Toronto Bonnie Brae Blvd East York C.N.E Mr. Stevens Royal Train Canada Royal Canadian Artillery Band Duke of Windsor Prince of Wales

Undersea Shelf Slopes to Deep Edge from Newfoundland to Florida

The continental shelf from Newfoundland to Florida shelves gradually to its edge and drops abruptly to depths around 1,500 fathoms, outlining a steep escarpment in the Atlantic seafloor.

Newfoundland Florida

How to Weave Useful Novelties Footstool Cover

Luxurious home craft tale describes weaving a bright footstool cover with a burlap loom and heavy twine warp. It promotes a 32 page booklet detailing this project and other woven novelties and asks readers to send 15 cents to the Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the guide.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Union McDermot Ave

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