Dangerous Captive Goddess chapter cliff on island
Linda Marshall remains held on a mysterious island where Flane insists on control. He coerces her uncle Marshall and uses a hostage strategy while plans for a landing shift the focus to a secret laboratory and a perilous radio rendezvous with Jerry Mitchell. Linda fears for Jerry as Flane plots.
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Furns
Linda
Flane
Marshall
Miss Marshall
Flana
Jerry
Fiane
Jerry Mitchell
Tommy Drew
Kirkbrae
Inda
Flange
Buddy Whitaker
Angus
Coppy
Drew
Kirkorne
Buddy
Tommy
Mitchell
U S May Deliver Answer To Note Of Protest Today
The State Department indicated the United States will deliver a reply today to Germany's protest over the anti Nazi flag incident in New York Harbor. The note will describe New York police actions protecting the liner Bremen and assert those charged were arrested and will be prosecuted. It will avoid a formal apology and aim to satisfy Germany without inflaming Jewish or Catholic groups.
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Washington
United State
Gar- Toany
New York Harbor
State Department
Rudolph Leitner
Couran
Germany
New York
Bremen
Two Accidents Reported To Police
Two traffic accidents last evening are listed on the police record. Mrs Carl Drake and Al Williams collided on Middle avenue about 5 40 am with slight damage and blame assigned. Mrs Max Suppes t and Nelson HB Church collided on Gulf road near 10 pm with both cars damaged. A separate note: state representative Charles Rast of Canton paid a fine of 23 40 for failing to collect sales tax on a 5 cent sale.
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Carl Drake
al Williams
Lake Avenue
Middle Avenue
Max Suppest
Gulf Farms
Nelson HB
Gnain Road
Cleveland
Gulf Road
Canton
Charles Rast
July inspection totals by Deputy Sealer Forbes
Deputy Sealer Thomas Forbes filed a report listing 845 inspections in July. Of 282 trips inspected, 47 were condemned for repairs and 29 adjusted. He checked 184 scales with 4 condemned for repairs and 277 measures with 4 condemned.
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Thomas Forbes
Forbes
Reach Agreement In Toledo Controversy
Toledo cleaning employees slated to strike will vote on a proposed agreement with employers. The plan has the backing of the settlement committee of the Cleaners Pressers and Dyers union.
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Toledo
Toledo, G
Toledo union meeting on new Industrial Peace Board
Ralph Lind, general chairman, presided over a long Toledo gathering that extended into the early morning. Details of the proposed settlement were not disclosed, but wage increases were understood to be included.
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Union
Ralph Lind
New Toledo Industrial Peace Board
Colored Voters Hear L C Scott In Democratic Meeting
L C Scott, vice president of the Ohio State Democratic League, will speak on why colored voters should and have become Democrats at a meeting tonight hosted by the Woman's Democratic organization in Thompson's hall. Hid Hill will be presented at the event as part of the program.
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L. ©. Scott
Ohio State Democratic League
Woman's Democratic Organization
Hid
Hill
Thompson's Hall
Slenderizing Sheer Cotton Fashions From Teachers College
Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Columbia University showcases a sheer lilac cotton print design for today. The pattern fits sizes 36 to 52 bust and offers options with cotton lace tub pastel silks and shanting linen. Order via Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department at 16 Fifth Ave New York with 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Nuit Bridge Club Meeting Notices Absence Alters Plans
Mrs Mildred Brown hosted the Nuit Bridge Club but Shree members were absent, so no bridge was played. The evening included social chat and a luncheon. The next meeting is set for August 6 at 8 oclock at Mrs James Howes home, 121 Fourth Street, and all members are urged to attend by the president.
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Mildred Brown
Body of Clark Carpenter Recovered From Hocking River
The drowned body of Clark Carpenter was recovered yesterday by Ben Sims of Sugar Grove after flooding in the Hocking River. The body was found lodged in a small tree near Rockbridge.
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Lancaster, C
Clark Carpenter
Hocking
Ben Sims
Sugar Irove
Rockbridge
National crippled children conference agenda unfolds
The continuation details a large gathering with Miss Lenroot and Mrs Eliott meeting state groups, a 5 pm dedicatory address by Daddy Allen and Wing of Detroit as a speaker. President King and Emeritus Allen will broadcast from WTAM at 3 15 pm. A security conference wraps Sunday into Monday with executives meeting, while a band and legion corps march in for the dedication. Delegates from multiple states list varied roles in crippled children work.
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Lenrnot
Eliot
Lenroot
Allen
Paul H. Wing
Detroit
International Society
King
Emeritus Allen
WTAM
Cleveland
Kifth
Ohion District
American Legion
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alabama
W. O T. Archer
Alabama Society For Crippled Children
Arkansas
Bess D. Jenkins Pine Binff
Arkansas Society For Crippled Children
Crippled Children Commission
Wi 0 Tones
Pine Binff
Arkansas Crippled Children Commission
Connecticut
Constanne Leigh
Newington
Newington Homa
Crippled Children
Connecticut Society For Crippled Children
District OF
United States Office of Education
Indiana
Slater Bartlow
Indianapolis
Illinois
Paul Foster
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Jirka
Springfield
Iowa
Robert E. Neff
Crippled Children Leaders Listed by State
A compiled roster names city and state officials, physicians, and executives connected to Crippled Children organizations across the country. Notables include Kansas City Superintendent Q Chandler, Kansas. Bertha W Feitel in Louisiana. Ed ward Lester Merritt in Massachusetts. J Wright Beach in New York. J A O Reilly in Missouri. Tom J Davis in Montana. Mary Potts in Nebraska. Dr Harris K Cohan in New Jersey. Dr Alfred R Shands Jr in North Carolina. J On Hamilton in Oklahoma. Frank By Aten in Pennsylvania. We Palmer in Tennessee. J J Brown in Texas. W S Johnson in West Virginia. T Arthur Turner in Wisconsin.
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Detroit
Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Harery H. Howett
Lansing
Michigan Crippled Children Commission
Minnesota
Jean CC. Pierce
Minneapolis
Minnesota Society For Crippled Children
Missouri
J. A. O'Reilly
St. Louis
Missouri Society For Crippled Children
Montana
Tom J. Davis
Butte
Pacific North
Nebraska
Mary Potts
Omaha
Nebraska Society For Crippled Children
Maude Nuquist
Lincoln
State Child Welfare Department
R. 8
Trimble
Col. Brooks
Durham
Duke University
North Dakota
Sam Stern
Fargo
North Dakota State Elks’ Association
Elks Crippled Children Committee
Ohio
Marlow RB. Perrin
Columbus
Walter B. Underwood
Ohio Society For Cripped Children
Bell Greve
Cleveland
Association For Crippled and Disabled
Luerta Magruder
Partment of Public Welfare
Machel Smith
Crippled Children's Division
Department Oof Public Welfare
James FB. Ewers
Cougahoga County Child Welfare Bureau
R.A. Bolt
Cleveland Child Health Association
Margaret Allman
Oklahoma
J. ON
Hamilton
Okahoma City
See'y
Okla
Soc
Crippled Children
Pennsylvania
Frank By Aten
Pilladelphia
International Society
Tennessee
We Palmer
Kingspoot
Tennessee Society For Crippled
T. Graham Tait
Nashville
State Comarin
TR Abe Goldberg
Port Arthur
J. J. Brown
Austin
West Virginia
Iohnson
Charleston
Bec'y
West Virginia Society
Lilian V. Majasky
Berkeley Springs
Sept
West Virsitid Foundation For Crippled Children
Alice L. Marsh
Wisconsin
T. Arthur Turner
Madison
Wisconsin Association For the Disabled, Inc
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