Far Bound Story Continues Involving Spy Ring and Deceptions
The plot thickens as Juan Leland reports to Karl Malez while secrets unravel around a Nazi spy ring. Erle Strom threatens to implicate, Paul Shereman plots with Joan to trap the spy ring, and Karl holds a captive. A runaway sister and new singer complicate loyalties as bomber Flaox looms. The pursuit continues with Thomas and Paut racing to recover evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Leland
Tove
Karl Malez
Alge
Erle Strom
Avi
Bath
Germany
Paul Shereman
Joan
Pam O'Cralley
Fey Neat
Bither Tot
Joe Alster
Sybu
Feroleiing
Paul Hos
Karl i
Patinex
Karl Trady Bank
Sistne
Mataiela
Paul
Karl
Fat
Ley
Flaox
Kak Thomes
Earl
Geam
Ahootgart
Pot
Shen Paut
Thomas
Mazatlan Escape Echoes in Suspense Tale
Joan Leland and Paul OMalley hide in Mazatlan pursuing a lead on Karl Miller’s ring while Thomas Relayer plots a possible aid. A chance encounter with Joan’s former employer Arthur Mulford confirms danger from Karl’s gang as they await a final breakthrough in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Paul
Tim
Thomas
Due Zenied
Tophe
Mamas
Cals
Tvo
Karl Miller
Hartender
Joen
Joan Leland
Karl
Bse
Avendra
Thom- 23
San Francisco
Oaw
Locke
Naeve
Miss Leland
Hire
Mir. Mulford
Arthur Mulford
Thora
Mullard
Elite
Tulsa
Paul O'Malley
FBI
Mazatlan
Mulford
O'Malley
Pang
Toof
Kathleen Norris on Friends at a Party and the Giving Class
Kathleen Norris observes two social types at gatherings—the givers and the takers. She contrasts Bob and Belinda, ever invited and helpful, with Muriel and Guy who dominate conversations and disrupt others, and warns newlyweds to prune troublesome friends to keep harmony at home and in social life.
Good Guest and the Art of Being Welcomed
The piece contrasts guests who give more than they take with those who let hosts do all the work. It stresses that being a good guest or friend requires effort, balance, and patience, citing Kathleen Norris on friendship as a fine art. It suggests mindful participation earns inclusion and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Belinda
Kathleen Norris
Oldest Flag in America Preserved in Mexico City Museum
The oldest known flag in North America is the banner carried by Cortez in 1519 when he returned to thank God at Tenochtitlan. The relic is now kept under glass at the National Museum in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
North America
Cortez
Cortex
Cuyoacan
Mexico City
National Museum
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Ylvia Taylor Anunnase
Pau
Terrometricken
Mexico
Svarvang
Thomas Locket
Teom
Han Ty
Natche
Tesh
Darling
Boll Syndicate
Florida
Lake George
California
Alice
Esb
Jean
Joe
Helen
Muriel
Guy
Maciel
Mfe
Gail
Wormwood
Ballnds
Yelinda
Dee
Sheri Ays
Xh O'Connor
Bng Teyerestiorn
Addine
Barber College
Salt Lake
Baetor Saleen Kewant
Carrmurly Maley Dotter Centre
Male
Sat
Lake City
Intermountain Rerchants
Deslers
Deaeness
Ryllevide
Taylor
Cameron
Try
Nimber
Tare
Agra
Lyman
Bain St
Salt Lake Club
Atuderta
Thia
WAR Dept
Fairfield Air Dewce
ONC Frye
Navy
Harines
Coast Guard
Aguas
Eervatt
Ponin
Peneno
Renee Ee Dons
Lydia E. Pinkhaw
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