Mystery Deepens at Sentry Home as Arrest Rumor Emerges
In the Sentry residence Barbara and family face a police inquiry after a nurse turned informer links Arthur Sentry to a missing woman. Reporter Dan Fisher questions motive while Inspector Lions and District Attorney Flood loom. Barbara recalls a late visit with Professor Brace as the family braces for official word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Fisher
Dan Fisher
Barbara
Mr. Fisher
Professor Brace
Mr. Hare
Mother
Flood
Professor Bruce
Sentry Family Darkens After Missing Employee Murder
Barbara Sentry tries to sober up escort Johnnie Boyd after a party and clashes with a policeman who is knocked down. Harvard Professor Bruce resumes control driving Barbara home as a series of alibis unravel. Mr Sentry reports a robbery and Miss Wines is found dead. Sentry is arrested for murder.
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Miss Wines
Sentry
Barbara
Barbara Sentry
Johnnie Boyd
Professor Bruce
Harvard
Mr. Sentry
Mary
Nell Ray
Gus Loran
Differences Between Small-Mouth and Large-Mouth Bass Described
An Indianapolis News writer outlines how to distinguish small-mouth from large-mouth bass by mouth extent beyond the eye, habitat from St. Lawrence to South Carolina, and weights from two to eight pounds. The large-mouth favors lakes and bayous, reaches Canada to Mexico, and bears many regional names. both are noted as strong fighting game fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
St.Lawrence River
Dakota
South Carolina
Canada
Mexico
Film Director Dismisses Furious Wife In Midnight Studio
In a late night scene the director scolds his wife for inadequate anger and asks for a repeat while a tense exchange unfolds in a dimly lit setting. The dialogue hints at a grave: Flagg the fisherman has died and an epitaph is pondered, sparking dark humor.
No Taxis Night Out Sparks Bus Ride Arrival
Mrs. Week end So glad you came. Did you motor up here. Mr. and Mrs. Everbroke No. We bussed up from the station.
Farm Lot Debate Over Labor Saving Plows
In a local exchange the farmer praises plows as labor saving devices while another warns they reduce work. The dialogue suggests tension between technological progress and employment impact on workers in the farming community.
Quick Changes And Farmer Wittie Egg Jokes
The dialog centers on a shabby garden with tall grass and weeds as a border quips about eggs. Farmer Wittie jokes about eating them before they hatch. The comic exchange showcases rural humor and a light domestic scene.
Jiffy Knit Squares Beginners Will Love
A hand knit pattern from The Sewing Circle offers an easy square made on two large needles with two strands. Pattern 1820 provides directions, stitch illustrations, materials, and a photograph. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York for this pattern.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Speed of Baseball and Golf Ball Measurements
Dr Coleman R Griffith of Illinois notes pitchers can throw a baseball up to 120 feet per second. An average fastball runs about 88 feet per second, yielding about a half second to reach the bat. Slow-curves move under 60 feet per second. A golf ball driven 250 yards travels about 214.28 feet per second over 14 inches, starting 7 inches after contact.
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Ken
Coleman R. Griffith
University of Illinois
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Ben Ames Williams
Mrs. Sentry
Lions
Harvard Business School
Bradder Perkins
Vaas
Pahson
Flagg
Bnelkee Smith Electrical Works
Sioux City
Lows
Live Stock Commission
Rema Ec Ca
Ae & Demaranville Commission Co
Tock Yards
T. H
C. W. Akin
Metlay
Luden
Dora Steinberg
Baltimore
Luden’s
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