Meredith Probes Makyns Lorries at Wick Mystery
Meredith questions Captain Lee about Makyns lorries operating to Wick Caithness with overnight returns and a two hour loading window, implying a hidden pattern. Lee hints at a cabinet secret and suggests a potential employe ruse or danger related to the drivers sleep during mandated rest periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lee
Meredith
Joby
John
Lee
Batt Mervaith
Mekys
Scotland
Caithness
John O Groate
John O'Groats
Makyn
Christopher le
Linvier
Pipcordine
Wick
Abels
Lee Sud- Stenty
Discreet House Visit Sparks High Level Conference
Sir John Meredith visits a discreet Pont Street house housing Rogers Pears body and Smithson solicitors on the ground floor and intelligence offices above. A three sided conference with Special Branch and the intelligence chief follows at McAllister’s Grosvenor Square home, foreshadowing a perilous adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mier
Leansport
Dotin Meredith
Pont Street
Rogers
Pears Body
Smithson
Meredith
Ang
Peabody
Hector Medllister
Siegfried Kloffer
Igor Levinsky
Levinsky
Sir John
Tye
Sir
Ths
Hector
Inspector Hailey
Special Branch
Hailey
Hind
Intelligence
John Meredith
Ontef
Tur Special Cranch
Scotland Yard
Hector McAllisters
McAllister
Grosvenor Square
Intelligente
Bailey
Curacao
Whisky and Soda in London Tangle with German Refugee Issue
In a late night discussion, Hatley and Meredith debate a wave of IRA style bombings and blackmail against London. They note scant public panic, distrust of authorities, and the need for precautions while fearing the attackers’ spread through the New Day network with ties to Glasgow and Levinsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatley
Bmcalister
Mecter
Meredith
Halley
Hector
London
John
Gard McAllister
Blewitt
Fellowship of the New Day
Glasgow
Levinsky
Ney
Not So Simple He Goes North After Glasgow Escape
Chief inspector and colleagues discuss the suspect's movements after leaving Glasgow. They rule out driving or car, consider bicycles, and reference Sinclair's Bay and Wick as possible clues. The dialogue reveals efforts to trace the suspect through transport hubs and coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Hatley
Glasgow
Hailey
Merediy
Sinclair's Bay
McAllister
Merertina
Halley
Hector Mealintey
Lightweights for Winter Months By FAMELLA WOOD
Lightweight fashion notes discuss shifting from heavy winter wear to lighter fabrics. The author suggests mesh jersey in sand tones with two piece styling and waist tied details, proposing color options like blue yellow or dime under fur, with casual retro diction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famella Wood
Smuggling Report Turns On Igor Levinsky Myth
Meredith and Hailey discuss smuggling along the coast as a coastguard halts a group near Sinclair’s Bay. Igor Levinsky is named among those questioned, prompting debate over coast dwellers’ illicit activities and possible undercover connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Sir Hector
Hailey
Igor
Calais
Ostend
Havey
Sinclair's Bay
Igor Levinsky
Sir Mector
Arui Sinclair
Wick
Mederith
Maliwn
Hedley
Francis Cerarils
Dientourca
Bing Feat
Syud., Inc
Beauty hints from the winter skating pledge
A fiery exhortation to girls and women to take up skating as a healthy outdoor activity. It argues skating tones arms and torso, improves complexion, and keeps youth and spirits, urging lazy individuals to reform and join the outdoor life for family improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrapa
Mama
Sko
Mainy
Woodlawn Garden Club to Hear Mrs Springall
The Woodlawn Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs Co Abbey at 23911 West Gramercy to hear Mrs Springall speak on Sail Planting and Care of Ivy. Mrs Curl will discuss Early Planting and Color Combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Garden Club
Woodlawny Carden Club
Abbey
West Gramercy
Oyster chowder and cocktails from a tested recipe collection
A vintage cookbook style presents oyster chowder variations, one using whole oysters with pork and vegetables, another milk based with oysters and liquor, plus a lighter oyster milk soup method. Also included is a recipe for oyster cocktail with horseradish, ketchup and cider vinegar and serving tips.
Advice to Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
A married man aged near forty nine writes of craving bachelor freedom and messiness while praising his wife as a devoted mother and tidy homemaker. He asks whether his wife could allow occasional slippers and a dressing gown for a casual, relaxed evening as a compromise to avoid nagging. The columnist suggests considering the wife’s perspective and possible allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fairfax
Miss Fairfax
Plese
Benedict
Kirg Feas
Synd
Tne
Club Calendar For S A Chapter Events Across City
Tuesday evening events include Beta Sigma at Plaza, Antonio chapter plans, and other chapter meetings in clubrooms and auditoriums. Numerous circles and clubs gather at churches, homes, and the main library with programs on education, youth, and community service.
New Year Card Etiquette From Dorothy
Readers seek tips on replying to Christmas greetings with New Year notes. The suggested approach is brief warm messages, expressing happiness from the Christmas contact and wishes for the recipient’s year ahead. Example text includes a short personal opening and a cordial closing.
Answers to Today's Test Answers to Today's Test imager
A fragmented list cites topics like water, stock quotations, luminescence, intensity, velocity, and land and water locations. It mentions people, illustrations, earth vibrations, messages, daily personal events, fasting, sounding bodies, news, photography, and Napian in a scattered index style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napian
Mrs Ralph Weber to Visit Michigan Relatives
Mrs Ralph Weber will leave Friday for a visit with her daughter in Selfridge Field Michigan where Lieut and Mrs John B Evans formerly of this city will host. Mrs Evans was formerly Dorothy Red Weber of our city. Mrs Elisa Nette Lorenzen celebrated her eight second birthday with a party hosted by Mrs Johnnie Stordeck and a group of 16 guests. Mrs Talbott formerly Edna Salles welcomed a newborn son Devid Russell Talbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Weber
Michigan
Jeee San
John B Evans
Selftdgefeld
Mich
Evans
Dorothy
Red Weber
Johnnie Stordeck
Elisa Nette Lorenzen
Bright Shawl hosts moving plans and new homes noted
Martha Shook Calhoon reports on the Perrys preparing to move into a Canterbury home, a Monterrey colonial two story with green blinds. Elizabeth Conroy’s daughter’s phone inquiry prompts a local identity moment. The Cashell family welcomes baby Dulla Ann and siblings, with Oscar J. Fox as their grandfather. A Tom Morley Austin visit and a car radiator mishap are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Shook Calhoon
Kenneth Perrys
Musicab
Jean Morel
Canterbury
Innovation at Luncheon Of Club Tables At Army-Clyniac Event
At the Army-Clyniac club luncheon held Monday at the St. Anthony hotel the chief innovation was small wheeled tables used instead of one large table. A rainbow effect graced the Utte tables with gay flowers. Mrs Walter Krueger introduced Gen Joseph W Stilwell who spoke on the Chinese Japanese situation, noting his decade in China and dialect knowledge. Miss Baynara Hensley played violin with her mother. Mrs K Nulsen was introduced by Mrs Krueger. The next meeting is February 12 with civician president Mrs Harry Landa in charge. Marvin Hunter of Bandera was the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army-Clyniac Club
St. Anthony
Mra
Walter Krueger
Army
Spreker
Joseph W. Stilwell
Stilwell
China
Baynara Hensley
William Hensley
K. Nulsen
Nulken
Twenty-third Infantry
Min. Krueger
Civician
Harry Landa
Marvin Hunter
Bandera
Mrs Charles Stone to Visit Sister in Hungary
Mrs Charles Stone of Charlotte North Carolina will arrive in the middle of Hungary to visit her sister Mrs Sam Kone. The Rey and Mrs Robert M Allen have as their guest Mrs Allen's sister Milas Wilhelmina Andrews of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stone
Sam Kone
Charlotte, N.C
Hungary
Eb Mw
Rey
Robert M. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Milas Wilhelmina Andrews
Washington
Social Calendar For S A Social Soiree in San Pedro Reach
Wednesday town hall program at San Pedro Playhouse 10 20 a m. Mrs Edgar Alfred Daze hosts tea 4 to 6 p m at County Club. debutantes Annie Laura Beckmann Amanda Hurst Margaret Walker with Mrs Ernest Hinds. Luncheon at Bright Shawl honoring Mrs Richard Hawkins St Louis and Mrs Winchester Kelso. small luncheon at Bright Shawl for Mrs Herbert Slayden Clarkson of Chicago. Mrs K C Griffith hosts luncheon at Bright Shawl honoring PS A Chapman Waxahachie and Mrs Bob Howell Holdenville Okla. Mesdames J P Kelneeder and C B Collier luncheon at Kenyfield quarters. Bright Shawl style show luncheon at 12 30 p m for N Twining Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall Progents
Wijling Lyon Phelps
San Pedro Playhouse
Edgar Alfred Daze
County Club
Annie Laura Beckmann
Amanda Hurst
Margaret Walker
Ernest Hinds
Bright
Richard H. Hawkins
St. Lous
Winchester Kelso
Herbert Slayden
Clarkson
Chicago
K. GC. Griffith
PS A. Chapman
Waxahachie
Bob Howell
Holdenville
Okla
Duncan
Cocktail party pair to entertain with senior sodality meeting
The Senior Sodality of Our Lady will meet Thursday at 6 30 p m in Ab Ot. Mary's church for reflections and business. Rev J F Sullivan will speak on Sanctification of One's Neighbor. Riverside Park PTA held a Thursday meeting with KTSA radio report and leisure-time talk by Rob J L Tate. A social hour followed in the cafe, hosted by Mrs C T Lawson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Sodality of Our Lady
Ot. Mary's Church
J. F. Sullivan
Joe
Riverside Park
T. A
John A. Pegues
Zoe Peterson
Rabio
KTSA
Rob Jerl
Tate
M. GC. A
Mesdames C. T. Lawson
A. #. Maspera
H. E. Wilflats
Chendler
Elysian Club Elects New Officers at January Meeting
Mrs Gilbert Carvajal was elected president of the Elysian Club for the ensuing year at a meeting held at Miss Emma DeGespert's home on Monday evening. Mrs Paul Wilcox is vice president and Miss Ruth Tubbs the telephone secretary. Re-elected were Mrs Howard Grubbe treasurer Edward Uebun reporter and Mrs Paul Thumme sergeant at arms. Miss Geela Jansen to be honored at a January 17 party. A February 3 leap year dance is planned with chairwoman Mrs Hewart Gribts and assistants. A note from Rev Johnerry thanked members for support of the Texas Mission Home and Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Carvajal
Elysian Cliub
Emma DeGespert
Mondny
Paul Wilcoy
Ruth Tubbs
Howard Grubbe
Otes
Edward Uebun
Paul Thum
Paul Thum[ Me], Sergeant-St-Armis, Mrs. Clifton Johnson
Clifton Johnson
Geela Jansen
Paul Thummel
Gaetant Luthere
Edythe Stephens
John ¥Erry
Texas Mission Home
Louise Rupe
Edward Urban
Gbert Carvajal
Whim Windmeyer
Elizabeth Roemer
Mrs Charles Baker Spends New Year in Transit
Mrs Charles Baker and her husband marked New Year’s apart after her trip from San Antonio to New York City. He faced a delayed Europe flight. he departed Baltimore for Portugal Sunday morning and plans to head to London. Mrs H McC Johnson plans an Florida visit. Mrs Eloise Woodhill left for Houston for an extended visit with daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker
San Antonio
New York City
New Year's
Europe
Baltimore
Portugal
H. McC, Johnson
Florida
H. McC. Johnson
Pedgusey
Fort Lauderdale
Fin
Eloise Woodhill
Houston
Wile Man Conyenny
Ringworm Relief Ad Promises Soothing Ointment
An old advertisement urges sufferers to apply Biselt and White Ointment to ease itching pain and discomfort from ringworm. It claims to destroy the causative organism upon contact and promotes use with Black and White Soap, sold everywhere.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wotan
Francis Gerard
Chaptel
Captain Lee
Jon Meresules
Ministry of Transport
Abe Ciber
Merdith
Sinistry of Transport
Christopher Lee
Unis
Beauty
Mildred Kitchen
Oyster Bisque
S.A
Beta Sigma
Reith Phi Soverity
Plasa
Antonio
O. F
Sam Hout
Veterans of Foreign Were
Elks Club
Hencon Hill’ Presbyterian Church
Nint Delphian
Bn Auditorum of Public Library
Pi Omicron
Fhi
Eusoraclty
Anthony Heiel
Education Department of Woman’s Club
Cluphouse
Sunshine Circle
Alamo Heights Methodist Church
Charles Treuter
Perry Court
Happy Thought Club
Ove Magnolig Grove
Bomn
Willie Mag Boatner
Montrose
Bexar County
Parents and Teachers’ Associations
Municipal Auditorium
Donaldson Avenue
Relama Telonian
Flaca
Woman's Relief Corps
Woodlan Agenda Club
Charles McGehee
Qblailn Drive
Daughters of the King of St Mark
Missionary Society of
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Bessie Data Guards
Blue Bownet Grove
Josephine Tribble
Cloverleaf Avenue
Avalon Study Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Cornelius Beeckman
Nanes
King Feas Syad
Ino
Pilon
Bully Gibson
Elizabeth Conroy
Elizabeth
Seeme
Betty
Mitchelfeld
Richard Gibson
James B. Cashell
Longview
Dull Ann
Lulla Ann
Jimmy, Fox
Charles Richard
Robert Ellen Cashel
Julia Fox
Our Iown
Oscar J. Fox
Monsieur Chambray
Tom Tuwetle Morley
Austin
England
Madame Frozen Desqueris
Lancheon
Wom
Robert Dan
Leean
National Council of Woman
Ber- Zansom
Irs
Carr
Odd Fellows Hall
Sinstrategars
Z. C. Tarin
Miss Vota
Greta
Mesdames
Arnold Oiy
Darza
Allen
Martin
Tema. Adder
Géraldine Cline
Rosa Bledo
Adele Tarly
Porky
S. Carvajal
Elysian Club
Alamo
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