Great Hunter Pierre Montevilain and the St Francis Medallion
Pierre Montevilain a renowned hunter marries Emilie d Arbesine and fathers a son who befriends a fawn named Francois. A rite of passage ends in tragedy when the boy shoots the fawn under his father’s stern command. The son dies, the fawn is killed, and Pierre becomes a brutal killer until his death by stroke. A silver St Francis medallion is found in his hand after burial, linking the tale to the saintly talisman.
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Winnipegosis
Hudson — Bayrum
Billy Rose Tion
St. Francis of Assisi
Francois
Emilie
Pierre
St. Francis
Montevilain
Pierre Montevilain
Curious twist in Medville bank deposit case rings true
Inspector Kent Clifford probes a Medville National Bank mystery centered on Edward Thurston who deposited 25000 on Monday using his real name after claiming Anthony Page. A Wednesday 5000 check cashed by Thurston's signature prompts inquiries into two well known local men and bank clerks as detectives interview them.
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George Jackson
Medville National Bank
Anthony Page
Edward Thurston
Page
Thurston
Chicago
Kent Clifford
Clifford
Forger Suspect Identified in Sharonfield Case
In Sharonfield the first call to the Simons household leads Mrs Simons to uncover a desk drawer as Inspector Clifford seizes a key item. President Jackson declares the discovery confirms the suspect, thrusting the investigation forward as the front door opens.
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Simons
Sharonfield
Mrs. Simons
President Jackson
Simon
Forgery Arrest After Clifton Claus Detective Arrests Simons
Inspector Clifford confronts Simons for forging Edward Thurston’s name on a $5000 check. Simons tried to flee but was snagged by the police. Clifford explains the crime lay in using a bank blotter imprint copied to forge the signature during a deposit.
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Simons
Inspector Clifford
Police Headquarters
Edward Thurston
Page
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues listing across and down entries including Burrowing animal Mother River Europe City Rum Snake Honorary title Turk Exist Twisted fabric Cenary Fortify Twist out of shape Break suddenly Lyric poems Weep convulsively Mountain Phil Kind of dog Concludes Ringlets Look Blunder Confer knighthood upon Music note A pulled candy variant A street Arab Standard Settlement in Arab Not fast Network Recent Strange Resort European shark Kettles God of pleasure Egypt Let it stand print Mistakes Color Master archaic Whirl To sweeten Past tense of bid
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Turk
Phil
Egypt
Sundowners debutant fears copying father figure
John Barrymore Jr. makes his screen debut in Eagle Lion’s The Sundowners and fears unconsciously mimicking his famous father. At 17, he sought input from actresses who worked with John Sr. to gauge his own style after viewing The Great Profile and Richard II. co-stars include Robert Sterling, Robert Preston, Chill Wills, and Cathy Downs.
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John Barrymore, JR
Eagle Lion
John, Sr
Richard II
Robert Sterling
Robert Preston
Chill Wills
Cathy Downs
Polio Fight Echoes Wartime Resolve in March of Dimes Speech
President Eisenhower at Columbia University links polio battle to World War II effort and urges public support for the 1950 March of Dimes. He cites Moon and sun metaphor, literary references, and calls the public to meet the challenge with resolve.
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