Welcome to the updated Seiber Islands Historical Journal. We had hoped to be featuring Part Two of Professor Klaus Werner Immerschreiben's eagerly awaited article--"Jake Cutter and the Philosopher's Stone". Unfortunately, that will not occur for a couple of months. For a special message regarding that part and Part Three of the Article, please go here.
Pending publication of Part Two of the article, we are making available an important document from "The Corky McCorkle CONEX Materials" which will figure prominently in that Part. My special thanks go out to the Cutter Air Museum, and especially Dr Husila Specht its Curator, for making this document available to the Journal. This document is a copy of a special edition of the Alviso Advocate published August 7, 1938, just after Jack Panzer's disappearance at sea. It is of special interest because it contains a rare interview of Jake Cutter (on page 2) and an article featuring "Bon Chance Louie" (on page 4), as well as photographs of the real people (and the airplane) made famous on the Tales of the Gold Monkey.
You may click on the "thumbnail" of each page to see a larger picture:
Since its founding in 1932, the Journal has earned a respected place in academia, as well as the waiting rooms of doctor's offices all over the Seiber Islands. The Journal has weathered many storms during its long history, and as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal, I am pleased to say that I believe it has survived what was probably its greatest challenge--the tempest surrounding the recent theft of Jake Cutter's Jacket and Professor Immerschreiben's coincidental disappearance. Click here for a special letter from me regarding these events.
The Journal has also survived it recent move to a new home, the Klaus Werner Immerschrieben House. Click here for information regarding our new facilities.
If you have any concerns or comments regarding the Journal, or wish to submit a "Letter to the Editor" please e-mail me at sihj@mailcity.com.
Tali Urulu III
Recent Letters and Articles
"Jake Cutter and the Philosopher's Stone", Part One
by Former Editor Emeritus Klaus Werner Immerschreiben
Prior Letters and Articles
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What ever happened to Pan Pacific Airways?
2. What is the meaning of the name "Marivellas"?
3. Any connection between "American Consul Support Force 3" and "Consular Operations"?Quniton McHale: Myth or Legend?
Jake Cutter: Legend or Myth?
Excerpts from A Concise History of the Seiber IslandsRichard Blaine and the Development of the Service Economy in Post-War Wotanberg
(Reprinted here with the kind permission of the University of Trevorstein)
Sergeant Joe Gunn (Reprinted here with the kind permission of the University of Trevorstein)
The Amelia Earhart Research Organization
This site features a newly discovered photograph showing Amelia Earhart in the Seiber Islands and an official letter to Jake Cutter which reveals new facts about her disappearance.
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