The Strange Campus Murder Mystery Ends in Confession
In a tense university office, detective Jim Hanvey unravels Pat Thayer’s death. He accuses janitor Mike Carmicino of the crime after exposing bootlegging links and a hidden dagger, then uses a ring switch and Ivy Welch’s help to extract a confession. Carmicino is jailed. Ivy’s ring resurfaces as a bluff confirms truth.
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Marland University
John Reagan
Reagan
Teddy Farrell
Psi Tau Theta
Mike Carmicino
Rube Farnum
Rube
Phil Gleason
Phil
Ivy Welch
Ivy
Larry Welch
Tony Peyton
Tony
Jim Harvey
Max Vernon
Pat Thayer
Lee
Vernon
Gleason
Jim
Max
Sen
Sliss Peyton
Thayer
Harvey
Welch
Larry
Biss Peyton
Miss Peyton
Hanvey
Mr. Thayer
Meester Hanvey
Carmicino
Jim Hanvey
Carmicine
Meester Thayer
Mike
Bliss Peyton
Mike Carmicine
Tim
Harvey John Reagan
John
Tam
Bill s Mistake At The Middlesex Flight Meet
Bill unstrapped his helmet and learned he would fly with Miss Wilmott at Northport air meet. He clashes with a woman pilot, impresses her, and faces a major’s rebuke after an ambitious loop. She reassures him and hints at future flights.
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Bradley
Middlesex
Washington
Bill
Northport
Miss Wilmott
No. 2 Hangar
Lida Wilmott
No. 2
Bil
United States Moves to Bilateral Trade Bonds After London
Washington outlines a pivot from London talks to individual trade pacts with nations. Secretary Hull plans regional treaties to reduce barriers, with France, quotas and tariffs likely adjusted. Roosevelt strengthens nationalist policies via farm programs as Senate hesitates on the World Court. Wheat acreage reductions are set, paying farmers 28 cents per bushel through a county based allotment system to reduce next year's crop.
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Washington
London
Department of State
United States
Hull
Roosevelt
France
Congress
Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
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Miss Welch
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Western Newspaper Union