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Venture into a thrilling world of secrets and suspense with "The Mystery of the Iron Box," a classic Ken Holt Mystery by Bruce Campbell. This adventure-packed juvenile fiction title plunges readers into a captivating investigation centered around counterfeiting. Join Ken Holt as he unravels a complex web of clues in this timeless tale. Perfect for fans of classic mystery and adventure stories, "The Mystery of the Iron Box" delivers a compelling narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Explore themes of deception and intrigue in this meticulously prepared print republication, bringing a cherished story to life. A must-read for anyone who enjoys a good mystery, this book offers a glimpse into a world where bravery and ingenuity are the greatest assets. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

In a country torn between left and right, two politicians are about to make history. How? By working together! In a nutshell, that's the premise of this book.House Divided is a political satire, but it's really a political fantasy, because it takes two opposing candidates, who wouldn't normally be caught dead together, and challenges them to spend a weekend in the remote Oregon desert - hiking together, camping together, even getting wasted together!Having lived in rural Oregon for over twenty years, I can assure you that the characters presented in this fictional book are almost all based on actual people. In the Oregon backcountry, almost anything goes, so the idea that a "far-right" veteran and a "far-out" hippie might run for the same county commissioner seat is not as absurd as you might think.While this book was not written to solve the country's political problems, I do think we need to have a laugh at both sides and everything in-between - it's time to put the party back into politics!

By George: His Haitian Baby Was Not For Papa A detailed examination of de Mohrenschildt's ties to LBJ and to Texas oilmen are presented in this volume. Not every oilman is covered within this portion. George McGhee, George Bush and C.B. Wrightsman are covered in other volumes, all had ties to de Mohrenschildt and LBJ. In addition, this volume reviews the relationship between Angier Biddle Duke, Clint Murchison with de Mohrenschildt, LBJ and JFK. In 1966 LBJ helped cover up the H-bomb accident in Palomares, Spain. Very few Americans know of this tragedy. Volume also contains a wealth of compelling evidence on Colonel Howard Burris' association and meeting with de Mohrenschildt on April 26th,1963, seven months before the assassination. NBC's spokeswoman Doris Kearns Goodwin refused to respond to Adamson's enclosed letters between LBJ and George de Mohrenschildt. Adamson asked Mrs. Goodwin "Why is Vice-President LBJ writing to Lee Harvey Oswald's closest friend seven months before President Kennedy's assassination?" Doris Goodwin is a Champion of Lyndon Baines Johnson and instead of addressing the question posed to her, she ignored it. Because they had a love affair. How would Abraham Lincoln think of his biographer writing a story about himself and at the same time not telling the entire truth about the assassination of another President.

Adamson Brothers Invention of Lastex: the First Stretchable Clothing. In 1925 James Harold Adamson and Percy Adamson (brothers) formed a partnership which resulted in the invention of "Lastex" the first marketable stretchable clothing in 1932. Shortly after the depression Percy borrowed more than $80,000 from James and refused to pay it back. This story is a product that touched almost every person on earth, yet which glory was lost in a family disbute. You've heard of Adam and Eve's sin, but what of Adamson's fruit of the loom? Lastex's trademark was transferred to the DuPont's United States Rubber Company in the early 1930s. Read about the first lawsuit where a partnership was formed on a verbal agreement. Also note is the development of Larchmont Shores in Westchester County in New York.

"Strolling in Historic East Greenwich" tells the story of 70 of the most historic houses in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. Arranged as walking tours for four key streets, Division, King, Main, and Peirce Streets, Bruce MacGunnigle tells the story of each house, relating interesting details about the history of the house, and the people who lived there. Homeowners range from former slaves who became Revolutionary War soldiers to one of America's leading Transcendental poets; old Yankees, new immigrants, doctors, lawyers, mill workers, blacksmiths, even the King of Block Island! This book provides a fascinating look inside these historic homes and the lives of their owners.

Dr. Bruce H. Campbell offers readers well-crafted, sometimes funny, and always insightful stories.

Written by leading consultants in the specialist areas, the books in the Family Doctor series are published in association with the British Medical Association. This volume provides information on varicose veins, what they are, why they occur and how to treat them.

The diaries begin with McDowall's arrival in the U.S., tracing his work and travels until his death. Of particular interest are his entries describing daily happenings in the railroad construction camps. All vols. contain random camp and personal accounts.

An unpublished volume of transcribed letters written by James Bruce Campbell to his mother and family in Coal City, Illinois while he was stationed at various locations in the US and England during World War II. Campbell enlisted in the US Army Air Corps in the summer of 1942 and in August of that year became an aviation cadet. In August, 1943 he was appointed 2nd Lieutenant in the Army Air Corps. He was killed in action over Stendal, Germany on April 8, 1944.--Adapted from introduction and epilogue. Contains a list of training grounds to which Campbell was assigned.

"This exciting case begins with the Allen clan attending a fund raiser at Brentwood High School. When Magnus the Magician performs his repertoire for the audience, Bert is positive he recognizes him as Chris Bell. Five years ago he saved Bert's life in Vermont, but was never properly thanked. When Sandy's brother volunteers to help out in a trick, he reveals himself and Magnus is startled and disappears later, during the show. When the Allen's make inquiries, they are stunned to find that Chris Bell is wanted for robbing a jewelry store in Hilldale, PA. When he crashes his car and is seriously injured, the Allen's vow to clear Chris' name. Ken and Sandy begin their quest at the scene of the crime, Hilldale, PA. Aside from a first -hand view of the area, nothing concrete is gained. However the the two sleuths do uncover evidence that points to Jim Turney and Harry Land as possible accomplices to Chet Rogers and Pete Wright in the robbery. This knowledge does not prevent Sandy and Ken from being imprisoned in a mine within a mountain. How the two barely escape a smoky death makes for one of the most exciting scenes in their storied careers. Fortunately, escape they do, and the guilty are brought to justice, while Chris Bell is exonerated. Bert couldn't be happier with this ending!"--Newportvintagebooks.com.

Wrightmen Going In Wrong Directions is a thoroughly researched presentation on George de Mohrenschildt's ties to C.B. Wrightsman, Oleg and Igor Cassini. This study focuses on the theory that de Mohrenschildt set-up Lee Harvey Oswald because of RFK's criminal prosecution against Igor Cassini. The prosecution resulted in Charlene (Wrightsman) Cassini's suicide seven months before JFK's assassination and three days before the Major General Walker shooting. Charlene's grandfather C.J. Wrightsman authored the oil depletion allowance in the 1920s. A relationship is proven between de Mohrenschildt, third wife Dr. Wynne Sharples, to Count and Countess Igor Cassini and their in-laws, the C.B. Wrightsman's of Palm Beach. One part of this volume also examines the possibility of a White Russian coup through the CIA-sponsored Tolstoy organization. Also covered in this book is the intimate ties between that Georgian Prince Dimitri Djordjadaze, Serge Oblensky, and the interconnections between the Cassinis and de Mohrenschildt families. Also to the assassinations of Rasputin and JFK. There are 39 photographs of the Cassini's, De Mohrenschildt's Kennedy's, and Wrightsman's displayed here. It also contains the genealogical research for the de Mohrenschildt and von Mengden families.

When Ken and Sandy receive a fan letter from Timothy Crandall, the world's youngest millionaire, they could not know what the future held for them, because of it. Steve Granger and Richard Holt assign the two teens to obtain an interview and photos for Global News. When they arrive at Timothy's mansion in Crag's End, Long Island, the mystery begins. Where is the young recluse and what, if any role, do Ralph Walsh and his assistant Brooks have? Sandy and Ken theorize that Timothy has been kidnapped and his guardians are hiding the fact, for fear of harm to their young ward. The fact that his regular chauffeur was replaced, adds to their conviction. Following up slim leads, Sandy and Ken locate Timothy in a dingy area of New York City. There, the desperate lad tosses them his grinning tiger amulet, the same kind the boys had mailed him, in appreciation of his fan letter. However, they are captured by Andy and Jerry, the guards of the kidnapped youth. Utilizing Sandy's brawn and Ken's smarts, they escape, only to find Timothy gone. Clues point to Ice Creek, a desolate area of Long Island. There, Timothy and his governess are found and in dire straits. In a desperate battle, Sandy and Ken triumph and the mastermind is unmasked. Looking back on this case, the boys were amazed that the amulet sent to Timothy, would be vital in solving the Mystery of the Grinning Tiger.