Pirate Mystery Opens With Abandoned Church Bid
Judy Jason receives an anonymous letter offering $800 to bid on an abandoned church at auction. She wins, finds a dead man in an old chest, and the body vanishes hours later. A fish shed burns killing a man named Brown. Judy reports the letter to Victor Quade as Lily Kendall spots a frightening clue in the Mirate's Mouth while Jody searches for her bag.
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Judy Jason
Judy
Roddy Lane
Matt
Brown
Victor Quade
Mirate
Lily Kendall
Victor
Jody
Bessie Norcross
Hugh
Lily
Mr. Dewitt
Bessie
O. K
Rlorid
Florida
Quade
Quincy
Jason
Bridge Mystery Deepens At Coastal Inn
Judy and Victor race to unravel a vanished resident Lily Kendall and a rumored ring as a stormy coastal day yields clues about a suspect milkman, a busted boat, and mounting tension among guests. Locals joke about a gull while fear grows over a hidden danger and a looming police call.
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Victor
Judy
Jake
O. K
Wylie
Bugh
Uncle Wylie
Nella
Horatio
Bessie Norcross
Bessie
Lily Kendall
Kendall
Hughie
Mr. Q
Potter
Hugh
Fordie
Miss Kendall
Thaddeus Quincy
Neila
Mr. Quade
Noarcross
Potter de Witt
New England
Hollywood Stars and Movie News Reel Highlights
Western Union reports Virginia Vale jokes about a lion chewing a telephone cord at Jinx Falkenburgs home. Pola Negri returns to film in Hi Diddie Diddie as an operatic wife. John Donat debuts in This Land Is Mine while David Niven returns in Spitfire. Ann Richards is chosen for Americas Brian Donlevys wife role. Red Skelton and the Dodgers appear, plus guest shots boost star profiles on Rudy Vallée and Salute to Youth. Odds and Ends cover Fred Allen, Road to Utopia, Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, Phil Baker, and Ginny Simms tours military camps.
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Pola Negri
United Artists
Diddie Diddie
Adolphe
Lesley Woods
Bright Horizon
Goodby
Bouncer
Fred Allen
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Utopia
Dorothy Lamour
Phil Baker
20Th Century Box
Ginny Simms
Desert Army
Hallywand
Red Points Work Diet Beats Wasteful Meat Use
A guide on budgeting red points to maximize protein intake. It explains complete versus incomplete proteins and suggests using meats with low point values and extended flavors. Includes a recipe for stretched All-Bran Scrapple and notes pork as a key thiamin source.
Fish Loaf and Veal Heart Recipes in Old Style Menu
Recipe fragments describe a Fish Loaf baked in 325 degree oven with butter baste and a Veal Hearts stuffing and bake method. Also mentions soaking beans overnight and serving ideas with fish as a side. Closing note invites readers to send questions to Lynn Chambers problem clinic in Chicago hosted by Western Newspaper Union.
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Lynn Chambera
Western Newspaper Union
South Delphines Street
Chicago
Lynn Says The Score Card For Homemakers In 95 Million Homes
A Lynn Says column advises homemakers to study labels on processed foods and budget points under rationing. It recommends buying the most cost effective can size for each family, keeping a purse table of equivalents, and using canned goods sparingly while favoring fresh fruits and vegetables to ease ration pressure.
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Lynn
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Isabel Watt
Hugh Norcross
Mr. Quincy
de Witt
Virginia Vale
Hollywood
Jinx Falkenburg
Jinx
Bob
Columbia Star of
Moesjou
Menjou
Veree Teasdale
Martha Scott
Leon Schlesinger
John Donat
Robert Donat
This Land Is
Charles Laughton
Maureen O'Hara
John
Jean Renoir
David Niven
Eitee
Goldwyn
REO Radio
Leslie Howard
King
Vidor
Brian Donlevy
Metro
America
Ann Richards
Australia
Pearl Harbor
Margaret O'Brien
Margaret
Screen Guild Players
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
Ebbets, Field
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Manager Durocher
Bodger
Rudy Vallée
Groucho Marx
Billie Burke
Ransom Sherman
Marx
Sherman
William L. White
Raymond Paige
Nadine Conner
Metropolitan Opera
Pilley
Feathers
Tolena
Sawyer's
Billings
Montana
Unionville, MO
California Pointe
Sante van and Storage. Co
Sioux City
Laws
Service CO
Sioux Oly
Gebhart Farm
Muscatine
Iowa
Ned
G. Mitchell
Webster City
Wilson van
Prag Yent Napsea Guild
Grove
Etouz City
Sioux c City
Mayfair
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