Missing Tamar Shocks Cricket Hill Town
Ransome Todd hunts for Tamar Randolph after her disappearance tied to the Cricket Hill affair and an armored truck holdup. Major Towne and Marigold Fetten challenge the case as Knox Randolph and police probe the mill remains and a missing engineer Christopher Sande while townspeople gather around Shadwell courthouse in tense suspense.
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Tamar Randolph
South
Cricket Hill Road
Ransome Todd
Knox Randolph
White House
Phoebe
Aristotle
Tamar
Ranny
Taylor
Ransome
Shadwell
Maris
Cricket Hill
Marigold Fetten
Fetten
Sande
Towne
Tahlahneka
Townsfolk gather after disappearances in tense jail scene
In a tense exchange at a jail annex Major Towne denies involvement in his daughter's disappearance while Ransome and Randolph pressure him. Dr Forrester and Dick weigh clues about engineer Sande as a farmer reports an airplane near Duck Point Road. The night ends with a pursuit and a tease of further revelations.
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Ranny
Towne
Fetten
Phoebe
Honey
Christopher Sande
Sande
Ransome
Tahlahneka
Todd
Randolph
Bank
Dr. Forrester
Knox
Central
Knox Randolph
Duck Point
Tamar
Ranson
France Maintains Strong Posture Despite Armistice Constraints
France still ranks as the fourth strongest European power with 350000 troops at home and in colonies, 1000 frontline fighters, and a navy of 90 surface ships and about 6 submarines, despite losses from the 1940 armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Had Fun Anyway Artist Heide Exhibition Of Rejected Work
Albert Perry, a veteran painter, had his Royal Academy submissions rejected for the 174th time. He staged a mobile show with rejected works displayed on a horse drawn cart in Piccadilly Circus. Perry plans a larger procession next year featuring artists whose works were rejected over the past two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heide
Roral Academy
Royal Academy
Albert Perry
Perry
Giddaps
Academy
Piccadilly Circus
Empire Day tribute praises Britain's global freedom role
The piece extols the British Empire as a bulwark of freedom across four nations and colonies. It credits Britain for guiding subject peoples toward self government and notes the Empire’s wartime duty against tyranny. It recalls critics blamed Britain yet lauds its leadership against Hitler, urging Empire citizens to take pride on Empire Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
India
Britain
United States
Russia
Japan
Mussolini
Hitler
British Empire
Toronto Evening Telegram
Dominion plan to boost sheep production announced
The agriculture department unveiled a Dominion government program to aid sheep farming. It covers freight payments on movement of female breeding stock and loans for rams to new flocks. From Aug 1 to Dec 31, 1942 the Agricultural Supplies Board will cover freight from origin to distribution points for breeding ewes and ewe lambs, with restrictions on carload sizes and travel distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Agricultural Supplies Board
Prairie Provinces
Fort William
British Columbia
Smiles and Jests in a Conversational Humour
Humorous dialogue snippets depict a wife and husband sparring with gentle insults and witticisms. A grandmother offers cautious guidance to a boy while mischief and affection mingle in domestic banter. Subtle social cues and playful wordplay frame everyday remarks.
Tomato Sandwich Filling Recipe From Shared Kitchen
Selected recipe outlines a tomato sandwich filling using canned tomatoes salt sugar and corn syrup with vinegar onion green pepper and pimento. The method heats the mixture to boil strains it and combines with mustard starch to thicken then cooks 20 minutes before storing in sterile jars for two pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson’s
Canada
Salmon sandwich spread from old kitchen notes
A butter based sauce with corn starch salt pepper mace paprika milk and gelatine binds flaked salmon to make a sandwich spread. The text adds a contrast about hippos and whales eating small objects and reeds or crustaceans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson's
Canada
Carrol Barnes Carving Sequoia Paul Bunyan Statue
California artist Carrol Barnes of Visalia works on a 25 ton Sequoia log to sculpt a Paul Bunyan statue in Three Rivers near Sequoia National Park. The 20 foot tall monument aims to be the largest carved from a single wood piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Barnes
Visalia
Calif
Sequoia
Paul Bunyan
Three Rivers
Sequoia National Park
Planning and Budgeting Your Wedding booklet offer
War era guidance on affordable weddings notes cost elements for bride and groom. It outlines attire options, invitations, refreshments, music, church expenses, license, and clergy fee, and promotes a 22 page Home Service booklet detailing etiquette and dress for all parties. Send 15c to Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
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Titi
Chestatee
Nick
Whiffle Creek
Ruary
Ran
Selby
Lydia E. Pinkham
The
Agriculture Depart
Ment
Jack
Mrs. Brownleigh
California
Home Service
Daily Mail
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