Garth Evades Hunters Then Strikes Grizzly Ambush in Alaska
In a remote Arctic valley Garth evades Huxley and three miners after repairing a plane. He hides in willows as the crew tracks him, triggers a dynamite blast, and uses a grizzly encounter to derail pursuit. He then ransacks camp, plants a salvage plan, and discovers Ramill’s wrecked mono plane hull near a glacier dam.
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Garth
Lake Shore
Huxley
Spruce Woods
Owever
Checkahoos
Hutley
Theopen
Lilith
Dillon
Mr. Ramill
West Mountain
Aspen
Alan
Garth and Lilith Plot Quiet Hold on Huxley Crew
Garth and Lilith fortify their camp while Huxley camps by the lake. Garth plans to let Huxley stew, foreseeing Vivian Huxley’s capture and possible murder trial. Lilith learns snowshoeing and trains with a pistol under Garth’s wary guidance.
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Vivian Huxley
Alan Garth
Huxley
Lilith
Garth
Calendar Stone Reveals Aztec World History In Mexico City
A Detroit News writer notes the Calendar stone carved by Aztec artisans over four centuries ago under Montezuma II. The 12 foot wide volcanic rock weighs 20 tons and sits in a Mexico City museum, illustrating the sun god and the five suns of Aztec belief.
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Mexico City
Montezuma II
Detroit News
Mexico
Cross as Emblem in Greece and Switzerland Arms
Greece and Switzerland both use a cross as their chief emblem in heraldry. The Greek cross appears in silver tones while the Swiss cross is rendered white on their coat of arms, marking a shared symbol with distinct national styles.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Philadelphia
Greece
Switzerland
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Robert Ames
Bennet
Robert Ames Bennet
Constable Dillon
She Griegly
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Smoot’s
Smoot
Senate
House of Government
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Mr. Roosevelt
Byrd
War Finance Corporation
Railroad Administration
New Deal
Blues
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Liberty League
Smith
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Cleveland
Western Newspaper Union
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