The Fourquet Claim Changes Hands At Sea
Tom and Doctor White confront a wreck mystery as Jessica stakes a claim on the Fourquet. A sabotaged launch sinks Sebastien’s vessel while a dangerous duel of wits unfolds. Doctor White reveals Jessica’s line is fast to the wreck, complicating salvage and legal rights amid tense chases and bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Tom
Sebastien
Doctor White
Jessica
Miquelon
Fourquet
Miss Poole
British Admiralty
Forgotten Woman emergence linked to Social Security Act
National Association of Credit Men chief Henry H. Heimann warns the Social Security Act may create a new class, the forgotten woman, by not protecting widows after a husband's death. He urges early amendments to extend life-long benefits to the wife, arguing current lump-sum estate payments risk squander and reliance on state pensions feels like charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Credit Executive
Stratford Trek Ends With Literary Aim
An American visitor to England tells his wife they must go to Stratford. She questions the trip, fearing postcards from London suffice. He insists travel serves more than postcard duties and hopes to write his name on Shakespeare’s tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
England
London
Plea for Denison Dam Funds Presented to Rayburn
A delegation including Grayson County Judge Jake J. Loy Sherman Frank M. Thompson and Tom Suggs urged federal funding for a Red River flood control and power dam at Baers Ferry near Denison. Rayburn postponed action until the army engineers report is received. survey near completion with release by War Department. The study uses a WPA allotment of 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red River
Baer’s Ferry
Denison
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Jake J. Loy
Sherman
Grayson County
Frank M. Thompson
Sherman Chamber of Commerce
Tom Suggs
Chamber of Commerce
Suggs
Rayburn
National Resources Committee
Texas
Army Engineers
District Engineer
Vicksburg
Miss
War Department
Boy Would Swap Future Salary for Education
Worcester in brief a twenty year old Howard Stanley offers ten percent of his future earnings to anyone funding his college tuition. He cites employer bias against non students and family finances as obstacles to a college plan. He believes the gamble will pay off for a benefactor who backs him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Sebastien
Robert
Worcester
Mass
Howard Stanley
Stanley
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Henry C.rowland
WG Chapmans
Avoirdupois
Troy
WU. Service
SWP
America
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Whitewright Lumber Co
Credit Group
Denison Dam
Lester Haile
East
East Texas
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