Entry of Ber Elliott Sparks Tincup Lumber Town Turmoil
Ber Elliott arrives in Tincup with Don Stuart as Nicholas Brandon resents their presence. Elliott is arrested but aided by Judge Able Armitage who hires him to run the Hoot Owl camp. Dawn McManus, Brandon’s missing partner’s daughter, appears amid a camp feud, arson, and a looming cash offer for timber.
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Ber Elliott
Tincup
Don Stuart
Nicholas Brandon
Stuart
Elliott
Judge Able Armitage
Brandon
Dawn McManus
Duval
Ben
Holbrook
Mr. Brandon
Ben Elliott
Able
Dawn
Blackmore
Elliott's crew races to rebuild trestle after sabotage
Ben Elliott drives a fevered late night rescue of veneer logs as a damaged trestle halts the haul. A hidden saboteur tests the team, while Dawn and Able watch Ben’s command unfold and a dangerous crossing looms.
The Old Lumber Yard Try To Hold Back A Dangerous Train
In a tense dawn scene, Ben Elliott halts six laden log cars on a dangerous trestle to prevent a locomotive from rushing the siding. Workers, Tim Jeffers, Able, and Blackmore watch as a race to move the logs three miles to the siding unfolds amid shaking anticipation.
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Ben
Brandon
Nick Brandon
Blackmore
Ben Elliott
Blaine
Benny Boy
Elliott
Houston
Able
Dawn
Tincup
Tim Jeffers
Tim
Dixon
H—I
Ben Eliott
Dictators and Revolt Echo Across Europe Preview
The article notes dictators borrow ideas from each other with Mussolini inspiring Hitler and Kemal Ataturk following suit in Turkey. It mentions plans to fortify the Dardanelles despite the Versailles system and neutral zones near Constantinople as part of a broader review.
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Europe
Mussolini
Rienzi
Hitler
Dolfuss
Vienna
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Mohammed
Kemal
Dardanelles
Asia
Constantinople
Hitler Proposes 20 Year European Peace Guardian Role
The article reports Hitler declaring himself guardian angel of Europe and offering a world peace guarantee for twenty years, noting that the duration would depend on Japan and Russia.
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Hitler
Europe
Japan
Russia
WomanSuggests Lie Test For Lindbergh Kidnapper Husband
Mrs Hauptmann proposes using a scientific lie detector on Bruno Hauptmann, claiming the device would reveal deception and free him if he is innocent, while noting the test reproduces physiological and psychological changes when lying during the process.
Mussolini Promises Peace Backed by Millions Bayonets
Mussolini declares Italy offers a calm spectacle to the world and increases the army to 660000 men with a pledge to reach two million. He states that peace is backed by several million bayonets.
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Mussolini
Italy
King Features Syndicate
WNU
Evolution's Riddle and Western Impact on the East
Historians may rank western cultural influence as the era defining impact of the twentieth century. Toynbee warns that eastern nationalism spurred by western ideas raises deadly antagonisms, while anthropology debates human origins and failed blood group comparisons among apes offering little light on human race origins.
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Arnold J. Toynbee
London
East
Near East
Europe
Miun
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Strength
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as making weak women strong with no alcohol, offered by a druggista in tablet or liquid form.
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Dr. Pierce
Druggista
Mexico investigates ruins of pygmy town near Durango
The Mexican government probes a newly found settlement about 75 miles from Durango near El Salto waterfall on Cerro Blanco. Remains show dwellings up to six feet high and adult skeletons averaging 40 inches, with no clear dating of the pygmy race’s epoch.
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Government of
Mexico
Durango
M. Gamiz
el Salto
Cerro Blanco
White Hill
Friendship Tax Imposed by Szechwan Warlords
In Szechwan province China warlords, out of cash, impose a new friendship tax on all civilians. They pledge military protection in exchange for payment and warn that immunity from army enmity cannot be guaranteed if the levy is not paid promptly.
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Szechwan
China
Let Your Light Shine Quote by Dr Bernard Iddings Bell
A Providence scholar Dr Bernard Iddings Bell remarks that a life can preach what words cannot. The note attributes the phrase to Bell and echoes a call to living with visible virtue as guidance.
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Rero
Bernard Iddings Bell
Providence
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