Ann and Phil scheme over Dawson wire trap
Ruth Morgan and Hall Dawson hatch a dangerous plan to expose a wiretap operation at Norton Accessory Co. while Phil, Ann, and Jim rig a receiving setup. The tense scene shifts from a storeroom to a high-stakes confrontation as Curtis, Harvey, and Jed trickery surface.
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Norton Accessory Company
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Hall Dawson
Tathead
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Harvey
Pol
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Curtis
Henley
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Ian
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Fashion's Forecast by Annabel Worthingson
A fashion piece describes an unusual jumper dress shown in shops. It notes sleeveless styles, materials like linen and madras, and a pattern No. 1408 for sizes up to 26 inches. The ad invites readers to mail 33 cents for the pattern and provides a contact with Bridzener Telegram pattern department.
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Wizes
Roy
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Bridzener
Barnum 6100
Kaiser’s Bust Brings $836 At Auction Sale
Souter Norwalk May 13 Kaiser Wilhelm I bust valued at 40 cents before bidding rose to 535 dollars as Domining Verromie purchased the item from Vareland. Other paintings and art objects were offered for sale later.
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Kaiser Wilhelm I
Levine Wes
Wilson Point
Domining Verromie
Mirmar Ing. Wastporth
Bink
Vaerland Wats
Episcopal Social Work Conference Opens June 20 in Wickford
Delegates from nearly all dioceses and missionary districts of the Episcopal Church gather at Wickford Rhode Island June 20 to 22 for a social services conference. The event precedes the National Conference on Social Service and features talks by church leaders and educators on church contributions to secular life and social welfare.
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Social Service Work
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Thomas J. Galler
Isvopal National Council
Bishop Perry
Rhode Istani
Robert Wo Ke
National Contex
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Ain Vine
Thoel Island
Charles K. Gilbert
Department of Social Services
Miorere
New York
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Masarleny
Robert J. Kereilion
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Ted Be
Sadinn
Cajloge
Columbia University
van Weer
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New Gold Ruble Worth Million Paper Rubles
In Stockholm May, the Associated Press reports the Petrograd mint has ceased limited operation and is minting gold coins and silver coins at altered values. The piece notes gold rubles worth rising and cites Stockholm press remarks on monetary shifts and coinage in flux during the period.
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House Passes Prosecution Fund for War Fraud Gases
Washington May 1 The House voted to create a Special Fund for prosecuting war frauds and to establish an additional ferry service in the District of Columbia to handle indictments. The bill now goes to the Senate amid denunciations of Justice Department inaction against Allied contractors and ongoing feud over the Warren scandal.
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Attorney General Seeks Block on Inquiry Pressed by Ahlery Action
The attorney general pressed to block the inquiry while noting Ahlery's move in Ro Way affects his resolve to pursue action on the resolution. The comment suggests political friction over procedural steps and potential consequences for the ongoing review.
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al Ahlery
Princess Elizabeth’s Condition Still Grave
May 15 The condition of Princess Elizabeth wife of Crown Prince Serge of Greer continues grave though improvement noted. The patient is rather quiet and has shown resistance in some areas. The King and Queen of Roumania are expected to reach here tomorrow.
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Serge of
Greer
Roumania
Kazakewics Arrested After Van Stone Crash
Alex Kazakewics of 4 Van Stone Coast War was arrested after a nighttime collision on South Avenue. He allegedly fled the scene, leaving the other vehicle wrecked and occupants possibly injured. Authorities continued investigations and expected further action today.
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South Avene
Danish Insurance Law Seeks Local Investment Requirement
Copenhagen May 15 The Danish Home Secretary plans a bill in the Rigsdagen requiring foreign life insurers to invest Danish premium reserves in Danish currency. Existing rules need only a 200 000 kroner cash deposit to operate here. The bill would require deposits to meet Danish policyholder claims, with a ten year grace for current foreign firms to comply. The committee also proposes publicizing full investment lists.
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Associated Press
Denmark
Rmiay
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Willihe
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Advice to Girls By ANSE LAURIE
A reader asks how to tell if a young man truly loves her. The advisor says the man showed love by proposing marriage and urges honesty. The counselor suggests addressing jealousy directly and seeking certainty before engagement, warning against harming a friend.
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Annie Laurie Lam Aomil
Jack
Their Married Life Their Gift Sparks Room Debate
Norman and Lilian argue over a $500 check from Norman’s wealthy uncle to furnish their drawing room. She wants art, lamps, curtains, and chairs while he pushes for practical items and resents unequal gift use. They discuss mood, cost, and social entertaining needs as the drawing room becomes a focal point.
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Tomato Centerpiece Salads From Ready-To-Serve Dishes
A fragmented guide lists tomato salads with stuffing ideas including pineapple cheese, cucumber and cream cheese fillings, and spinach with ham. It notes preparing tomatoes by peeling, removing seeds, and draining juice, then filling shells and serving on lettuce. A mayonnaise dressing uses lemon, vinegar, and oil.
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French steamship lines see little business in May reports
Paris officials label European propaganda as bias while Eurose lines note weak demand. A Paris restaurant rush misread as a stampede, but agents say there was no real surge and bankers complain of limited bookings. The Monnier and Geo Washington carried few passengers, with the American liner only half full.
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Eurose Steamship Lines
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France
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Europe
140 000 English Cotton Workers Face Lockout
Lockout threatens 140000 cotton operatives after a wage-cut dispute. Haytom and Middleton mills in the Oldham district remain shut as the Cotton Spinners Federation chairmen announce the action following a meeting.
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Oldham
Coton Spinners Federation
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