Within the AL-14 Depth Bombed Submarine No Exit
The AL-14 sinks deeper than designed after a torpedo incident and chlorine gas leaks cripple the crew. Captain Toler commands a perilous ascent as men fight for oxygen, morale collapses, and a sailor dies amid the shipboard crisis.
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U. S
Lieut. Knowlton
Toler
Toler and Sparks
Knowlton
MacDougal
Joan
Mac
Jacks
Sparks
Nelson
Radford
Mac- Dougal
Tyler
Ptomaine
Promaine
Only 33 Commercial Firms Fail in August 1933 Texas
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 33 commercial failures in August 1933 in Texas, the fewest since 1920 except 1928. July had 41 failures and August 1932 had 70. Liabilities totaled 765000 dollars with assets of 418000 dollars. Spend your money in Whitewright.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Fair's Receipts First 97 Days Twenty Million
Chicago World’s Fair reported about 20 million dollars in receipts for 97 days of operation led by gate admissions totaling 4,698,136.23 and concession income of 14,898,190.06. Attendance trends exceed most American expositions except 1893’s Columbian, with May–August averages listed and a light note of a motorcycle chase joke at the end.
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Chicago
M. M. Taylor
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