Shock Tactics Continued In Santa Maria
Jimmy Mason is guided into a guarded compound at Santa Maria and inducted by Cipriano to fix an electric chair for the ailing President. Jimmy suspects a deeper motive behind the mission while sizing up the dangerous, fever-haunted assignment and the looming five hundred pound price.
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Cipriano
Jimmy
M’sieur
Jimmy Mason
Sieur Mason
Santa Maria
M'sieur le President eez ick speaks in doorway scene
Cipriano announces readiness and hints the president is unwell as Jimmy agrees and follows into the corridor. The exchange shows tension just before departure. Cipriano translates for Jimmy and notes the president's condition as they prepare to leave.
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Cipriano
Dolores
M'sieur
la Esperanza
Byrd names Phillips food counselor for Antarctic expedition
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd taps Colonel Albanus Phillips of Cambridge as Food Counselor for the U. S. Government Antarctic Expedition. Roosevelt aims to sail by mid October, with three ships to provision and map about 675,000 square miles of new territory.
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Phillips Packing Company
White House
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Phillips
United States
Colonel Phillips
Chesapeake Bay
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Oakland
Antarctica
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Byrd
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Great Britain
Germany
Norway
Congress
Ernest H Gruening
Interior Department
Phillipa
Canadian Aircraft Executive Sees British Lead in War Planes
Lewis C. Ord of Canadian Associated Aircraft, speaking at the Canadian Manufacturers' Association convention in Montreal, said British aircraft output is at least equal to Germany’s and that Canada is developing faster. He noted aircraft production is a specialized industry and warned the current surge in air armament cannot continue indefinitely due to global money limits.
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Canadian Associated Aircraft, Limited
Montreal
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Germany
Mr. Ord
Britain
Man Proposes To Repay Family Hospitality
A man cites repayment of a hospitable family as his reason for proposing marriage to a girl he does not truly love, highlighting family gratitude as the motive behind an engagement.
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