May Day Mystery Unfolds On Campus Involving Ivy Welch
In a campus mystery, Ivy Welch describes pressure between Pat Thayer and Larry Hanvey. Miss Peyton's warning, Tony Peyton’s jealousy, and a hidden patch near the dorms escalate suspicion as Jim Hanvey investigates. Reagan reports the knife claim by Vernon.
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College scene stirs two men in pursuit of a killer
Harvey and Reagan tour a campus Bowl and the nearby fraternity house, reflecting on college life and jealousy over Ivy Welch. They discuss Thayer’s murder, a missing diamond ring, and whether Vernon or others lied. They visit the undertaker and examine Thayer’s body, uncovering a puzzling absence of jewelry and a signet ring.
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Washingtons new postwar pet projects reshape federal jobs
Roosevelt's administration reorganizes appointments and creates new agencies to place supporters in hundreds of thousands of positions. Federal highway and road work funds totaling 3.3 billion are allocated with conditions to spread work across states and ensure fair wages while capping hours to six per day. The plan targets thousands of staff for farm and housing programs, public works, and recovery offices, amid a shift that benefits political allies and maintains employment in many sectors.
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Paris Queen of Queens parade era recalled in NatGeo
The article recalls the Paris tradition where washerwomen elected a queen and a Queen of Queens was crowned by the president who gave a bracelet and gold. Today the festival features floats, carriages, and wrist watches for the queen of queens, with processions through major city sights and stops at the Elysee and Hotel de Ville.
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Dogs Guard Boston Museum of Fine Arts at Night
Two large German shepherd dogs supplement regular guards and electrical devices to protect the Boston Museum of Fine Arts after hours. Anyone lingering with malicious intent would find the big doors closed and would be unable to escape due to the dogs, sentinels, scents, and acute hearing, even if other escape methods existed.
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Five members honor dead host at annual Royal Burnham dinner
In London a dinner gathered five Royal Burnham Yacht Club members without the host, now deceased five years. The host’s will funded an annual dinner for eight friends he named to celebrate his birthday. One invitee has died, another is in Australia, and a third was too ill to attend.
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