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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1940

Page

5

Hidden Ways Of Allegra Paget and a Murder Plot

In a Cab and foyer confrontations Allegra Paget and David navigate murder rumors after Everett Ferriter’s death. Allegra’s aunt Agatha Paget and Captain Shannon piece together a possible motive while Grove ores a shaky alibi, as tensions rise toward a second, deadly revelation.

Allegra Agatha Grove Hallman Cochrane Lyon Walters Larry Duke Morello Duke Everett Ferriter Ferriter Everett Annie Miss Paget Miss Agatha Paget Miss Agatha Tertius Groesbeck Shannon Ione David Blackbeard

Allegra and the hall confrontation scene summary

A hurried narrator escapes social tension in a foyer to reach Allegra before a looming blow. A笈 cop in the hall observations adds tension as Duke news unsettles the narrator and compels swift action.

Duke Allegra Morello

Hair ownership and Bogart in film notes

Dorothy Lamour hair dispute resurfaces as her mother controls the locks from Moon Over Burma while publicists seek ownership. Also a profile of Humphrey Bogart’s villain turn in High Sierra and a note on the Song Hit guild’s talent drive led by Whiteman Lombardo Rose Kyser.

Dorothy Lamour Dorothy Paramount Burma Mary Boland Jeanette MacDonald Raymond Guion Bogart High Sierra Long Hit Guild of New York Indiana Song Hit Guild Broadway New York City Paul Whiteman Guy Lombardo Billy Rose Kay Kyser Hoagy Carmichael Jimmy McHugh Equal Note

Radio Hosts Create Snappy Parlor Game Stories

Radio artists revive an old parlor game in studios by joining radio program titles into a single sentence. The page shows names of programs fused as a playful story like "Blon die, Meet Mr. Meek, Light of the World" signaling lighthearted off time banter on air.

God Jesus Satan Nazareth Christ Joseph Blondie Mr. Meek

The House That Shadows Built by Marjorie Anderson

Marjorie Anderson, a Philadelphia suburb resident and mother, works for Mutual Broadcasting System on the Shadow program in New York. She has earned enough to pay rent for a year, landscape the grounds, and furnish her home.

Marjorie Anderson Philadelphia New York Mutual Broadcasting System

Penny Turns Up As Twenty Dollar Find On Desk

A wayward 1887 penny valued at $20 was left on a desk and taken by a maid who mistook it for a regular coin. The anecdote notes Fred Allen offering twenty dollars for the right penny as it enters circulation.

Bill A Robert Taylor New Poney Bing Crosby Gary Jones Eva SA Fred Allen

Lesson Subjects and Para Texts Selected for November 3

Council of Education outlines lesson topics and selected para texts for November 3. This briefing notes approved materials and usage permissions for classroom discussion and study resources.

Council of Education

Temperate Woe Proclaimed Against Early Drinkers

A biblical verse from Isaiah 5 11 warns against rising early to pursue strong drink and continuing from morning to night as wine inflames them.

Isa

Daisy Hot Dish Mat An Appropriate Gift

Instructions describe crafting a daisy themed hot dish mat from braided cotton strips sewn with white thread. Variations include mats for oval dishes by joining two daisies and using heavy or light weight materials. The article notes related Sewing books and offers order details for copies.

True Taste Always Growing and Learning

A reflective aphorism on taste as a lifelong pursuit, embracing growth, reading, worship, and astonishment as ground becomes holy. The author notes humility and continual learning in the face of wonder.

Ruskin

Wealth Defined by Contentment Says Cicero

A fragment quotes Cicero contrasting wealth with greed and commerce, arguing true riches lie in contentment with one’s own state rather than avarice or purchases. The aphorism frames wealth as inner virtue rather than material gains.

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