Benson Murder Case 8 8 VBARACAERS OF 1) ARAL
Vance clears Miss St Clair as suspect and blocks Markham from arrest. Pirfe’s forged Alvin Benson check ties him to the case. Paula Banning confesses lending her jewels to Pirfe to secure Benson. The story advances with new evidence and witnesses.
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Ohn
F.X
Markham
H. Benson
Wall Riceoy
Muracres
Sth
Anteone
Benson
Vance
Miss St. Clair
Leacock
Pirfe
Alvin Benson
Paula Banning
Calypso in the life of a third Ulysses hinted at
In a tense scene outside Markham residence, Vance and companions deduce a feminine conspirator lent security for a forged check related to Pryt. They suspect a sentimental woman, possibly linked to Port Washington, orchestrated the scheme while tracing the jewel box and the involved party through Tracy and Leander.
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Piyfe
Ulysses
New York
Piyte
Paul Pry
Port Washington
Inquisit House
Tom Leander
Dujinca
Tracy
Sehwab
West End Avenue
Riverside Drive
Seventys Third Street
Vance
Murder Trial Tangles In New York Jewel Case
In a crowded case of misdirection, Markham and Vance unravel Pryfe related lies after Benson’s murder. Alvin’s failures and a hidden package draw attention as Leacock confesses joining the prevaricating chain. The confession ends a tense, revealing afternoon in the Cr iminal Muar office.
Broad slate of radio programs across stations and formats
A listing of radio broadcasts across multiple stations including NBC WEAP WEAF and WGY with varied programs from orchestras to talks. It notes a Columbus raid incident casualties and a separate Scotland drum incident affecting workers.
Deposed Dean Sues Surgeon Over Medical College Row
A dispute in Columbus involves the deposed dean of the medical college suing a surgeon. The case centers on alleged professional misconduct and claims of damage to the dean’s standing and credentials.
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Medical College
Collmbus
Baldwin
McCampbell
College of Medicina
Terrorist acts target Negro miners in Ohio mines
Lt. Col. Don Caldwell reported three explosions near a bunkhouse housing Negro non union miners at a Providence mine near St Clairsville and a dynamite throw toward a bunkhouse at the Florence mine near Bridgeport. No injuries or damage reported. officials deem part of intimidation rather than property damage or killings.
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Columbus
U.R
Don Caldwell
Henderson
Providence
St. Clairsville
Caldwell
Florence
Bridgeport
Athens County Automobile Club urged to back flood relief bill
Dr. C. G. Welch appeals to all club members to support federal flood relief legislation ahead of the next Congress session following the Mississippi flood disaster. Local readers are urged to consider aiding relief measures.
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Auto Club
Athens County Automobile Club
CG. E. Welch
Mississippi
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Unable to extract a coherent article from the provided OCR fragment. The readable text is insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or a clear event.
Tragic Bonfire Deaths and Bomb Discovery Reported
Autumn bonfires claimed a first life in Cleveland as 5 year old Nick Semielio perished without crying, while workmen uncovered a bomb fuse during construction in Ohio. A marriage license was issued in Glouster for Harry Harriman and Sarah Stevens, and a nurse advised on safe brand serving with raisins and water.
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Cleveland
Nick Semielio
Harry Arthur Harriman
Glouster
Miner
Sarah Atta Stevens
Lucinda McNabb
C. M
Ohio
Coulter
Workme
Tragic Scene as Father Recalls Child’s Warning
Mike Seminelle, father of the Little boy, mourns as he repeats the dead child’s warning amid a burning autumn scene. Tears roll down his face as the tragedy is recalled.
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Mike Seminelle
Cure for Rupture by New Method Without Operation
A reader reports curing a ruptured hernia after years of failed trusses. He claims a new method and mentions glass packing as a cure and urges others to act despite past failures. He provides his name Eugene M. Winter and address in New Jersey for full details.
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Mgc
Eve Vater
Hot Pilchard
Ohio
Anti- League
Eugene M. Winter
Carpenter
Marcellos
N. J. Etter
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Heath
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Crosley Orchestre
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Little Brown
WLY
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Ranehoa Ensemble
WSAL
Séi
Bible Starz
Congress String Quartet
Albert Spalding
WAM
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Detroit
WEAY
Federation
Parks Cadman
Capital Theatre
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WGY
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Charles Winburt
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Roxy
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Treymore Orchestra
WLW
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L.O
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Way
Erte
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Rolf
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Ivanterr
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Roxy and His Gang
Novelty Bextet
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Friedman
RDEA
Pltteburzh
Kdea Lite Symphony
Senetiecrady
Eive
Teoy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Symphany ‘Orchestre
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Btudeote’ Band
Danes Orchestva
Ohio State University
Messenger Pattern Dept
Purlg Forum
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Gucr
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Mr. O'Connor
West 42Nd St
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Bran Sinat Hospital
Lena
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Huntington National Bank OF Columbus
Columbus, Ohio
Equitable
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Aong
James Theatre
New York Title and Mortgage Company
New York City
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LOEW
Tarnings
Loew's Incorporated
United Artists Corporation
Tolles, Hogsett and Ginn
Arnold, Wright and Harlor
Isidor Frey
Fee Simple
Athens National Bank Bond Department
Athens, Ohio
the Bank of Athens N. B. A. Bond Department
The
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Raymond T. Brower, Inc. Investment Roaing
Neener Oee Huntington Bank Building
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