Hidden bullet hole shifts Ruth Wines murder theory
Linda Dane pressures Mr. Wines and Weldon to verify a bullet hole in the door lock tied to Miss Wines's death. Weldon confirms a bullet matched to Mr. Sentry's gun may have killed her, while alternative paths keep open as investigators delay calling Mr. Flood for further discussion.
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Linda
Mr. Wines
Phil
Mr. Falkran
Miss Dane
Phillip Sentry
Mr. Weldon
Weldon
Flood
Governor commutes Sentry sentence and new doubt
District Attorney Flood probes the case as the Governor grants a reprieve and commutes the sentence to life. Linda and Phil navigate family loyalty, hope fades, and Barbara learns the truth as Dan Fisher and Barbara move toward further investigation.
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Phil
Sentry
Linda
Mr. Flood
Barbara
Mother
Linds
Prestige and student interest in college sports
A Hartford Courant discussion outlines that student interest drops for less prestigious sports while major universities show participation tied to intramural programs. Prof Eugene Bischoff and Elizabeth Meyers argue for more focus on individual sports, though shifting emphasis may not boost overall athletic participation.
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Hartford Courant
Eugene C. Bischoff
Pennsylvania State College
Elizabeth Meyers
School of Education
New York University
Wom
Fingers Before Forks At Meals In Arabia
A brief note describes Arab dining etiquette where meals are eaten with the right hand, as knives and forks are not used. The practice reflects cultural norms governing table manners and food etiquette in the region.
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Arabia
Censorship Sparks Public Interest In Film Moves
A New York censorship flap over Yes My Darling Daughter boosts its box office appeal. The ban by the state board was lifted by education officials drawing crowds to theaters. Stars like Isa Mirenda and Rose Bampton gain publicity while others move into remakes and TV shows.
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Warner Brothers
New York
State Censor Board
Department of Education
Board of Regents
Jolson Leaves Air After Two-Year Run in March
After two years and thirteen weeks with one sponsor Al Jolson quits broadcasting in mid March possibly to return as a new broadcaster until fall. He is set for a Twentieth Century Fox film Ease of Washington Square and seeks time to develop a new radio program. Dick Powell will take his place. The rest of the cast re
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al Jolson
Twentieth Century-Fox
Washington Square
Dick Powell
Life of Kru Rockne stars O'Brien in Western Union play
The Western Newspaper Union reports O'Brien stars in a dramatic Life of Kru Rockne. Cast details and production notes outline the portrayal and context of this period piece.
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Redia O'Brien
Kru Rockne
Walter Ite
Republic
Mang
Easter Costume Trends With Feminine Accessories
The article highlights a feminine Easter fashion season with softly styled suits dresses and coats adorned by accessories and color schemes. It notes romantic veils, pastel gloves, and flower like hats, plus lingerie touches, and emphasizes suit ensembles in tweed and crepe with new baby blouses featuring lace and embroidery.
Style Intrigue Jacket Suits Take Center Stage This Spring
Designers report jacket suits leading sales this spring with bold color contrasts and varied fabrics. A plaid jacket with arrow shaped fastenings showcases a distinctive look, highlighting contrasts and individuality in contemporary menswear.
Back Comes Sheer Lingerie Blouse in Spring Fashion
Exuberant blouse season signals tops in suits with a revived lingerie look. Sheer handworked blouses in batiste or organdie, baby blouse styling, and fine lace edge come into vogue alongside washable crepe and gypsy stripe options for daytime wear.
Gloves In Dashing Shades For Costume Color Schemes
The article notes gloves matching costume color schemes with doveskin slipons and Saraioe in new tones. Fuchsia shades lead the palette, guiding shopper choices for coordinated outfits.
Seasonal Shades Shape Sports Wear Notes
Greens and browns emerge as leading colors for upcoming sports uniforms and gear. Industry designers cite muted palettes reflecting autumn tones and natural materials with functional appeal for teams.
Open Toes for Spring in a Sea of Smart Shoes
A fashion note highlights the arrival of spring footwear with many designs featuring open toes. The trend favors bright colors and minimalist styles amid a shift away from closed toe silhouettes.
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Bamp
Virginia
Edith Fellows
Isa Mirenda
Zara
Claudette Colbert
Italy
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Rose Bampton
Grace Moore
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George Murphy
Screen Guild
Robert Montgomery
Loretta Young
Basil Rathbone
Judy Garland
Isa Miranda
Uniog
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Femininio
Western Newspaper Union
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