Richard Powell Shooting ER Sanctioned Mystery
Lt Andy Blake and his wife Arab uncover a spy ring led by a Mr. done. Arab is captured as Tones gang follows to Andy’s home. Andy, believed dead, reports to the army then pursues help. The gang captures Andy after a failed voyage to an island. Both men drown when their boat is attacked and they swim for shore.
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Richard Powell
ER Sanctum
Arab
Andy Blake
Wau
Hla
Done
Andy
Tones Gang
Army
Sun
Hon
The Gear In His Hand and The Dark House
A narrator plans a bold breakin at a fortified coastal house where a Nazi plot center sits. He tranquilizes a guard, frees Paula Thompson, surveys maps and weapons, and starts a risky sabotage, only to be interrupted by Joey Raeder and the fat man in a tense standoff.
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Garvey
Joey
Coast Guard
Nell
Mr. Jones
Bill
McAdams
Bill McAdams
Paula
Berchtesgaden
Fifth Air Force
First Armored
Eighty-second Airborne
Berlin
Deutschlandsender
Jack
Joey Raeder
Walt
Gilmer Rated Best Passer and All Around Back
The author ranks Alabama’s Harry Gilmer as the greatest passer in football today and highlights his all around play. He notes Gilmer’s 158 pounds yet exceptional tackling, ball carrying, kicking accuracy, and key victories over Duke and L A A with wins over Tennessee and Georgia teams.
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Weether
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Doc Blanchard
Army
Glenn Davis
Blanchard
Davis
Alaama
Duke
Georgia
Tennessee
Gilmer
Gilmer Star of Alabama Football Shines in 4-Headed Role
The Alabama star Gilmer, weighing 158 pounds, powers through Duke, LSU, and Tennessee defenders for multiple yards and scores while teammates Thomas, Mancha, Tew, Hodges, Hutson, and others boost a strong early season run. Gilmer’s poise, timing, and durability anchor the line as Alabama fields one of its best teams in years.
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Tennessee
Volunteers
Gilmer
Duke
Tom Davis
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Baugh
Big Mancha
Tew
Hodges
Don Hutson
Pooley Hubert
Mack Brown
Howell
Harry Cain
Jenkins
Whitmire
Gilmer and
Mancha
Fumbling Epidemic Tied to Modern Football Design
The text argues that frequent fumbling in football results from the ball’s shape, which favors passing and resembles a short javelin. A fumble recovered by the opposition often costs 40 to 50 yards, attributing the epidemic to the ball’s narrow, pointed form.
Curtains to Match Chair Covering Create Illusion of Space
The booklet Make Your Own Curtains offers tricks to make small rooms feel larger by matching curtains to chair coverings. It explains creating the illusion of two rooms from one living and dining space, using design cues like repeating chair plates and a balustrade. The 32 page booklet costs 15 cents postpaid and requests can be sent to the provided address.
None So Good Says Mrs. Carl Stowe Faultless Starch
Springfield Missouri Mrs Carl Stowe writes praising Faultless Starch claiming it lasts longer in wind and cold and penetrates fabric. She says it saves time by quick hot starching without cooking and includes ironing aids preventing sticking. She urges others to switch from older starches.
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Mrs
Carl Stowe
Springfield
Missouri
Tye
Kent
Paper Church Stands 50 Years in England
St Owen s church at Downham in the Isle England is built of compressed brown paper with wire strands and has stood for fifty years. The building doubles as a school and remains in good condition with officials predicting another sixty years of life.
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St. Owen's
Downham-in-the-Isle
England
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