Treasure Uncovered In Ranny's Vault Getaway
Ranny uncovers gold ingots in a burial shaft after a tense chase at a family estate. Fetten confesses maneuvering with Louie, while Tamar contemplates Selby’s summons and a swift departure to Pinecrest. The treasure vindicates Ranny and seals the kidnapping mystery as Tamar prepares to leave.
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Miss Randolph
Ranny
Fetten
Louie
Fettern
Towne
Tamar
Tam
Selby
Atlanta
Therese
Had To Come Home Japs Wookt Net Allen Washington
Washington columnist Leonard Lyons in New York writes that the American internee freed in the exchange of civilians with Japan is tied to the President and had reviewed his US Navy commission to serve with the Chinese government in Chungking. He welcomed liberation but objected to return to the United States, wishing release at the nearest point to capture in China.
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Leonard Lyons
New York
Washington
Hong Kong
Al‘spp
US Navy
Chungking
America
Pont
China
Smiles and Jests From a Bygone Humor Page
A ragbag of light verse and dialogue humor featuring a schoolteacher and pupil banter about gnomes and moonlight teeth, a field artillery captain checking a gun, a tailor and client misunderstanding debts, and a sequence of quick quips about manners, English, and everyday foibles.
Clever Question Sways Damages Suit
Francis L. Weisman, former New York district attorney, recounts a damage suit in which a laborer claimed permanent injury from a streetcar collision. On cross examination the man demonstrated arm motion after the accident, then, at counsel's prompt, lifted his arm beyond the injury limit, prompting laughter and revealing exaggeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L. Weisman
New York City
Quick Guide to Piano Playing Prospects in Winnipeg
Describes a 24 page instruction book offering a keyboard chart and chord numbers to learn melodies with right hand and simple harmonizing chords. Includes rhythm elements and three practice pieces, priced at 15 cents, order via Home Service Dept., Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. E.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Fire Retarding Chemical From German Refugee Reported
Harvard chemist Dr. Walta Juda, fleeing Hitler Germany, reports a new fire retardant chemical. Developed under Dr Grinnell Jones at Harvard labs, it can be sprayed on new wood or applied with a brush to protect structures used in war production and by armed forces.
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Harvard University
Walta Juda
Germany
Grinnell Jones
Harvard
Canadian Railways Praise For Safety Record
The Brockville Recorder and Times notes that the heavy traffic period sees few serious accidents on Canadian railways, praising careful operation and well maintained roadbeds and equipment despite many workers being green hands.
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Canadian Railways
Brockville Recorder
Timea
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Black Gran
Tahiahneka I
Mr. Todd
Todd
Tamer
Phoebe
Tyad's
Pinecrest
Japs Wookt
Allen Washington
Chiles
Roland
Peart
Field Artillery
Crewe
Robert
Toronto
Ottawa
The
Grey Nuns
Perous
Kaispiec
Ted
Home Service
Thurstan Topham
National Railway
Canada
Canadian National Railways Employees War Services Association
Fighting Services
W. E. Dobbs
Canadian National Railways
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