Dangerous Landings novel excerpt showworld plot
Lois Bull’s Dangerous Landings features Linda Marshall a flyer missing over the Pacific. Tommy Drew and journalist Jerry Mitchell discover she is held on a Hong Kong island controlled by Linda’s uncle Copernicus Marshall. Linda reveals secret experiments on Crab Island involving Element 101 that halts aging and alters growth, potentially enabling global famine control if secured. The tale blends peril, sci fi mystery, and a rescue tale in a wartime Pacific setting.
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Copernicus Marshall
Tommy
Hong Kong
Jerry Mitchell
Linda
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Japan
Germany
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Jerry
Lake Avenue 4H Clubs Meet and Reunion
The Lake Avenue 4 H Clubs held their July meeting at Mrs L He cock's home with singing and photos of members. A health exam reminder was issued for Lake Avenue School House next Monday at 1 30. The eighth Taylor family reunion on July 4 drew 35 members and a picnic with games and a group song led by Carl Taylor of Elyria.
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L. ©. Hecock
Mrs. Herock
Taylor
Singing
America
Carl Taylor
Elyria
8. P. Johnson
Gene
McAllan
Texas
W. D. Garner
R. W. Johnson
Fitzaburgh
H. T. Skeeles
Ray Franklin
John Franklin
Frank Kreuger
Raymond Reisinger
Chalmer Davidson
Eunice Reisinger
Paris hospital records five month old patient
Five month old Frank Camp Jr. set a record at Paris Public Hospital by receiving treatment for a fractured leg becoming the youngest patient ever treated there.
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Paris
Frank Camp, Jr
Prisoner floods jail in Silverton Oregon damage
An intoxicated prisoner wrecked jail plumbing in Silverton Oregon causing a flood that sent police rushing to control the situation. Water poured from the city jail as officers responded to the incident and attempted to restore order.
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Silverton
Ore
Funeral, family notices fill Sullivan Gazette page
Sullivan DRAKE FUNERAL SULLIVAN July 9 The funeral services for Mrs Mary Drake of Colorado Springs were held at Congregational church by Rev Johan A Schmink. She was a former resident. Burial in Sullivan cemetery beside her husband. Extensive floral tributes showed esteem. The page also lists local visits, sickness and deaths including William Mann of New London, and many social notes from Sullivan and nearby towns. A separate note mentions Fort Peck dam employing over 7,000 with peak 10,000 expected by year end.
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William Mann
New London
Fitch
New
LeRoy Taylor
Wisses Faye
Mildred
Addie Frink
Morris McConnell
Detroit
Mich
Blue Hole
Castalia
B. G. Aubrey
Elwood City
Aubrey
Christian Church
Ernest
Ralph d Johnson
Wellington
B.S. Harvey
Jones, Mich
Garner
H. T. Skeeles
Harris Lamb
Sara Elizabeth
Jimmie
Edith Lamb
Sandusky
Ceylon Hankinson
Forest Hugene
Pittsburgh
D. C. Hankinson
Harry Freyman
Rubs
Parma
Carrie Freyman
Raymond Hunt
Oberlin
Fisher Lowe
Harley Remington
Cleveland
W. P. Fisher
DeWitte Lowe
Dickie Lowe
O. P. Sprinkle
Portsmouth
Ohio
Jason Campbell
Nankin
Campbell
Cloyd Smith
Gibsons and Schramms Host July Gatherings in Oberlin
Oberlin residents welcomed guests for a Fourth of July visit as Mr and Mrs Warren Gibson stayed with Mrs Schramm and son Donald. The Lorain County Milk Producers Association held a lawn meeting to address Lorain milk price slashing and to plan a countywide unit for production and distribution. A separate North Russia Needle Guild picnic brought members and families together on the Schramm lawn with song table meals and refreshments.
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Earl Peabody
John Franklin
Clayton Peabody
Vivian
Ida Belle
Oberlin
Charles Hasenflue
Richard Hasenflue
Frank Hasenflue
Harry Gibson
Earl
Kenneth
Henry Sandrock
Richard
Ruth
Fred Berg
Hazel
Jeanette
Clarence Albrecht
Charles Gibson
William Berg
Claire Reinhard
Clarence Parsons
William
Marguerite Grills
Michael Smith
Theodore Manns
Marlyn
Wilma
William Manns
John #merich
Anna Berg
Leonard Berg
Juanita Schramm
Lawrence Kent
Hazel Berg
Cleveland
Oberlin Grangers
Pedro
Grange Hall
Warren Gibson
Collins
Harlan Schramm
Donald
Wycliffe
Harvey Lipstrne
Schramm
Lipshue
Lorain County
Simeon Nash
Theodore Haag
M. O. Penfound
John Kilbride
Lorain
Nash
Milton Bals
Edward Whiton
Schamp
Chester Nash
Edward Schramm
North Russia Needle Guild
Fraud Letters and Pompeii Find Shine in Lava
Leonard Thrower of Marblehead sent two letters seeking prosperity and soon received 10000 in bogus bills. A separate note recalls Pompeii ruins unearthed after 1700 years, where delicate wall paintings survived lava burial.
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Marblehead
Mass
Leonard Thrower
Pompeii
Vesuvius
The terrible Driver Ant of Africa Hunts For Food
The terrible Driver Ant of Africa is described as a hunter that seeks foraging expeditions across its habitats.
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Africa
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