The Clean-Up Chapter 20 1
Rush mobilizes a thousand posters and splits his crew into three cars to cover three districts at three in the morning. After reconvening at Pedrick's apartment they smear mud on license plates then set off. Rush fires a pistol at the lead car as tension rises with Gay questioning his actions.
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Rush
Prime
The
Chronicle
Pedrick
Gay
Smogy
Merwin
Robin
Duffy
Kit English
Gun Battle in Forge City Sparks Public Fear
Rush and Robin stage a twenty minute gun duel to dramatize gang violence in Forge City. They gun down a car ahead, trigger sirens, then retreat to Gay’s apartment where Rush collapses on a davenport after requesting a nap. Gay seduces him as the night ends with lingering tension.
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Rush
Robin
Forge City
Morning paper stirs Rush in hotel crime tale
Rush and Gay share breakfast as headlines scream a crime wave and a hotel room blast. Rush is grateful to Gay for shelter after she saved his life, noting the hotel room 715 and a bomb blast in the room as the threat deepens.
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Rush
Gay
Untitled plea questions man’s conduct during tense ride
The speaker questions why a man acted anxious to stop conversation with police, pretended a flat tire, and reached under the seat for a Luger when the head was turned. The exchange hints at a covert motive and possible danger during the encounter.
Thomasville Tops Amateur League. easy win sharpens lead
Thomasville moved to first in the Thomasville Leon County Baseball League by crushing Tallahassee Ramblers 20 to 2. Meigs fell 15 to 10 to Coolidge, Barwick beat Cairo 13 to 5, while Coolidge moved into share of second. Next Sunday Cairo visits Coolidge, Meigs treks to Tallahassee, Barwick hosts Thomasville. Game at Finney Hospital diamond begins 3:30 p.m with free admission.
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Thomasville
Thomas-Leon County Baseball League
Tallahassee Ramblers
Meigs
Coolidge
Barwick
Cairo
Tallahassee
Thomasvillers
Georgia
John Moore
Florida
Finney Hospital
Tigers Rise With New Rhythm In Early Season Comeback
The Tigers show improved baseball as Mullen faces praise and blame for the team’s turnaround. Ray Bowden, Ike Hassler, Eddie Zabek anchor a sharper infield while Zabek shifts to third base boosting defense and hitting.
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Tigers
Mullen
Bengals
Tiger
Ray Bowden
Ike Hassler
Ray Bowder
Bowden
Keystone
Eddie Zabek
Zabek
Ddie
British Officers Kidnapped by Extremists Found Unharmed
Two British officers seized at a crowded swimming pool in Ramat Gan were found safe at Kiriat Shaul. A British military cordon surrounded the all Jewish Tel Aviv area as government announced the two men walked to British troops, with patrols continuing.
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Carter II
Davidson Jerusalem
Kiriat Shaul
Tel Aviv
Ramat Gan
SSS Tonic Blood Strength Booster Ad привод
Medical ad urging readers to try SSS Tonic to improve blood strength and fight non organic nutritional anemia. Claims positive proof from medical authorities and notes benefits like better appetite digestion and energy. Encourages buying at drug stores and promises healthier color and vitality.
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SSS
Phils Top Cards in Nationals Longest Clash
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 in the longest National League game of the year after a makeup doubleheader 4 to 2 opener loss. Rowe left with a deep elbow cut from a flying bat shard. Murray Dickson struggled again despite late threat.
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Philadelphia
Rowe
Murray Dickson Todivy
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Stan Musial
Vale Rowe
Dickson
Redbirds
Cardinals
Supha Brazie
Udo
Coude
Blix Donnelly
Charley Schanz
Emil Verban
Wabcuwel Chung
Luen
Idunis
Dicksons
Japanese businessmen welcome MacArthur trade reopening
Tokyo reports Japanese businessmen welcomed General MacArthur's announced reopening of private trade on August 15 as an initial step toward broader aims. Officials expect only limited export trade stimulation at first due to raw material shortages, reparations uncertainties, and domestic economic issues.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Nashville Vols Grab Third in Southern Association
Nashville, batting .330, moved to third in the Southern Association after Rube Walker hit a pair of home runs fueling a 4-1 win at Atlanta. Walker drove in the winning run in the sixth and added another homer in the eighth. George Diehl took the loss. New Orleans beat Memphis 7-5, Mobile won 5-0 over Little Rock, and Chattanooga fell 10-2 to Birmingham, allowing Nashville to gain ground.
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Nashville
Southern Association
Rube Walker
Vols
Atlanta
Walker
Pete Mallory
George Diehl
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Bears
Little Rock
Roy Boles
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville Vols
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Chicago
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Big Louie
Edgar Rice BurrOugh
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Sluggo
Buz
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Thatcher Cronin
Johnny Grice
Lamar
Heeth Varnedee
Heeth
Dick Wagner
Vince Mullen
Jonah
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Brooks Stevens
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