Revealed Crimes Tie Morano, Winslow to Kelly Murder
In a tense confrontation, Barry Winslow explains how Morano alias Selby and Julie’s husband were linked to Kelly’s murder. Winslow admits his wife is Morano’s former wife, and a hidden marriage certificate tied to the case surfaces, exposing motive and fateful past deeds.
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Penn Station
Philadelphia
Selby
State Penitentiary
Kelly
Morano
Hambidge
Peter
Jefferson Street
Barry
Distant Murder Tangles a Family and a Judge
Winslow recounts a web of blackmail murder and cover up connected to Julie Hambidge and Judge Hambidge. He describes self defense killing of Kelly at a Southampton home and keeping silent to protect Julie and others, hoping to free Rogers.
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Kelly
Hambidge
Southampton
Barry
Winslow
Julie
Pat
Ridder
Rogers
Peter
Great Asset Redevelopment Plans Spark Town Hope
A visitor praises a local water feature as a great asset. A native explains past and upcoming appropriations to deepen the water body under rivers and harbors, mosquitoes control, and dust reduction programs. Plans include drainage and tree planting to improve the area.
Doctor Dennis L. Black Dies in Sudden Collapse
Dr Dennis L Black age 54 of Boston collapsed and died after a routine examination and dramatic chest pound. The incident followed he boasted of his fitness to his secretary and occurred during a physician’s routine assessment.
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Dennis L. Black
Boston
New York Reduces Gasoline Tax for First Time in Years
New York state cut the gasoline tax by one cent per gallon on July 1 1936 marking the first tax reduction by legislative action in years.
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New York State
Wasps Stings Montclair Man Hidden in Hair Brush
Fred Herron of Montclair New Jersey was badly stung when a wasp entered an open window and hid in his hair brush causing injuries and discomfort.
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Fred Herron
Montclair
N. J
Texas Natural Resources Exhibit Made Permanent in Dallas
A $200000 Texas Natural Resources exhibit at the Texas Centennial Exposition will be permanent. An industrialists meeting voted unanimously to house it in the Hall of State on the Exposition grounds with maintenance funded by industry and individual contributions. Col George Knapp of the Southern Pacific presented the plan, which Col T N Jones of Tyler moved.
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Dallas
George Knapp
Southern Pacific Railroad
T. N. Jones
Tyler
Twins Pilot and Hostess Swap Seats Aboard Transcontinental Flight
On a recent transcontinental air trip passengers could believe their eyes at Ohi where the pilot Maurice Williams was relieved by his twin Merrill Williams and Margaret Stuecken handed duties to her twin Marjorie Stuecken.
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Ohi
Maurice Williams
Merrill Williams
Margaret Stuecken
Marjorie Stuecken
Edward H R Green Died Rich Man With Foster Daughters
Edward H R Green died recently at a high age. He was the son of the late Green famed for miserliness and once deemed the world’s richest woman. He was not a miser, employing 11 foster daughters for typewriting pay then tearing up the sheets.
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Edward H .R .Green
Green
Edward
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Channing Pollock
Synopisis
Mr. Ridder, Jr
Jack
Ridders
Kill & Man
Iby
Verano
Elly
Hamridge
Winslows
Warrenton
Fauquier County
Violet Fane
George Selby
Rano
Cocoanut Bar
Mrs. Kelly
Judge Hambidge
Sixteenth Street
Nolan
Harwood
Bowie
Europe
Selly
Luis
Haibidge
R Bigatary
Kelly's
Kel YS
C.yc
America
Community Natural Gas CO
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