Abandoned Church Auction Unfolds A Grim Mystery
Judy Jason, narrating an anonymous letter offering $800, bids on an abandoned church slated for auction. After the sale, a man's body is found in a chest in the church basement but vanishes hours later. Wires are cut, a bridge to the mainland is blown, and a golf club is found near the chest as more bizarre events unfold. The fish shed burns killing an elderly man, while Uncle Wylie's pipe is recovered from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Jason
Roddy Lane
Victor Quade
Brown
Wylie
Judy
de Witt
Hugh Norcross
Z ‘ Victor
Lanecastle
Mr. Quincey
Hugh
Lane
Bessie
Rodney Lane
Roddy
Mystery aboard the Head as Victor reveals identity shock
In a tense parlor scene the group seizes on Victor Quade's confession that he is Victor Quinn and a mystery writer. They debate alibis and motive as the missing diamond, the wrecked bridge, and a suspicious pipe thread through accusations and raises suspicions about who killed Roddy Lane.
Stars and film notes from the wartime year in review
A roundup of Hollywood moves and plans with Greer Garson on Mrs Miniver and Madame Curie on set, Wyler’s Wilhelmsburg film work, Nan Wynn’s Columbia contract and Rhapsody in A Flat, plus Coastal Command in Coastal Command. Anna Lee balances work at RKO with family duties as Doughboys in Ireland reshuffles, and Kenny Baker steps into Two Senoritas From Chicago. Also updates on Jean Gabin’s U S release, radio stars as blackout entertainment, and Kay Kyser, Robert Benchley, Alec Templeton, Fred Allen, and Ginny Simms in wartime duty and broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vale
Western
Union
Anna Lee
RKO
Robert Haymes
Columbia
Ireland
Kenny Baker
Chicago
Jinx Falkenburg
Joan Davis
Kay Kyser
Robert Benchley
Metra
Alec Templeton
Fred Allen
Ginny Simms
Crisp Cool Salads Bid Spring Welcome
Spring themed salad ideas and dressings are shared with recipes for lemon juice and sugar dressing, simple vinegar options, mayonnaise based sauces, and mineral oil dressings. The piece offers vegetable plates, stuffed tomatoes, carrot and asparagus platters, and multiple menus with cottage cheese and fruit salads to brighten winter into spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Lynn Says Vitamins Race In Cookery To Preserve Value
Lynn argues vitamins survive best when cooked with minimal water and time. Start with boiling water, cook rapidly, use covered pots, and avoid stirring to reduce air exposure and vitamin loss. Do not boil violently for safer, modern protective cookery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
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Chapter
Potter
Victor
Quincy
Uncle Wylie
Aunt Nella
Lily Kendall
Auntie
Albion Potter
Rockville
Mr. Quincy
Lily
Nella
Mr. Brown
Wyle Gerry
Quade
Mr. Gerry
Sartin
Gerry
Albion
Mr. Quad
Victor Quinn
Mr. Quimcy
Jason
Jess
Norcross
Thaddeus Quincy
Bessie Norcross
Mr. Potter
Miss Norcross
Nan Wynn
British Coastal Command
Coastal Command
REO
Charles Boyer
Robert Cummings
Betty Field
Burns and Allen
Aldrich
Culver City
Leo the Lion
Freddy Steele
Richard Carlson
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lou Nova
Jack Roper
Johnny Indrissano
Jean Gabin
20Th Century-Fox
Dudley Nichols
Jean Renoir
Pilley
Gar
Farn Bel
Bep Bervice CO
Sioux City
Lews
National Wood Works
Aloux City
Raardner Watcher
Moravia
Tommy
Annrman Bros
Lawas
Superior Mischief
Rupert
Parker
Bekins van and
BT GE Co
Iowa
Peterson Jewelry
Ath, Sioux
Jewel Game Farm
Danville
Hitness
Mitchell
Dak
Moza Sioux
Jey
Weo- Kel
Feathers
Elle
Puarantes West Chicago Feather CO
Cermak
Chicenge
Bmw
Farmera Siore
Grimod de la Reyniere
Theodore Reinking
Christian IV
Denmark
Cengus
Argentina
Wie
Gometh
Boan
Doans
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