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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1938
Page
3
The trial turns on the State case with Mrs Sentry exhausted in the front row. Falkran delays cross examination to call a witness, presenting a new lead from the dead girl's father and a crucial letter amid tense courtroom scenes.
In a tense session Falkran reads a deceased girl’s letter implying possible social links. Witnesses discuss a dinner invite, ammunition purchases, and a hotel meeting linking Miss Wines with a woman of similar appearance as the defendant. Court adjourns until morning.
Analyzed shifts in U S British policy toward China amid wartime pressures. The Export-Import Bank extends 25 million dollars for export credits, backed by the Bank of China, while Britain earmarks 450 000 pounds for Chinese roadworks and Burma gateway equipment.
The article describes Dan Fisher’s role in covering a trial. It notes Sentry testified on Saturday forenoon and Fisher prepared the Sunday paper report. It mentions gunfire during a safe robbery attempt and details about notes in a furnace.
An article recounts piranha ferocity across Para guay Amazon and Araguaia Xingu waters. It notes scenting prey, blood frenzy, maelstrom attacks, and natives using meat bait to catch them. Sizes reach 19 inches to 2 feet with heads snapped off yet still biting.
A Washington Post writer observes Malta shares kinship with Italy beyond religion, noting historical ties and shared influences in culture and governance. The piece highlights Malta's unique position between Europe and the Mediterranean.
The forecast suggests Tokyo will harden its position in response to an imminent Russian military threat. Officials anticipate swift escalations and increased defense coordination across agencies.
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