May Day Mystery on Marland Campus Ends in Murder and Robbery
On the Marland campus Pat Thayer is found dead from a stab wound after a tense sequence involving Ivy Webb Antoinette Peyton and Larry Welch. Max Vernon is suspected in Thayer's murder and a bank robbery proceeds as detective Jim Hanvey investigates with Randolph Fiske and Reagan leading the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Peyton
University of Marland
Paterson Thayer
Ivy Webb
Rene
Max Vernon
Whaser Oil
Larry Welt
Fav
Foos
Tony
Thayer
Welch
Larry
Ivy
Vernon
Carmicine
Marland
Jim Hanvey
Randolph Fiske
Fiske
Fis
Reagan
Hanvey
Pat Thayer
Psi Taw Theeta
Masons
Elks
Farnum
Philip Gleason
Gleason
Peyton
Jim
Jared
Anaes
Martin
Bill Tao
Faust
Weleho
Larry Woleh
Trand
Thiayer
Miss Payton
Bunker
Larry Welch
Harvey
Miss Peyton
Tsee
John
Barry
Pad
Felberg
Guisolph Piske
Jenisin
Weleh Ten
Gan
Phe
Tony Peyton
Max
Summer Frocks Feature Sheer Cottons and Embroidery
A Western Newspaper Union note on summer outfits highlights sheer cottons and mousselines with ruffles and frills. Frocks show slim silhouettes with hip to knee lines, puffed sleeves, and decorative necklines. Descriptions celebrate back views and versatile fabrics for graduate wear and evening events.
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Western Newspaper Union
Sunday Night Gowns and The Art of Evening Dress
A fragmented discussion outlines styles for Sunday night gowns with black crepe and lace details. It notes relaxed, intimate mood, simple silhouettes, and delicate embellishments like diamante and tulle to create a graceful, refined look.
Spring blouse fashions feature versatile fabrics and styles
The article describes a range of blouse styles for spring including plaid taffeta checks linen and surah silk overblouses with belts and cap sleeves. It highlights informal shirting options collared open or closed and waistline variations for suit wear and town outfits.
New woven stripes come pre aligned in many colors
Advert shows a new material with stripes already woven straight and evenly, eliminating twisting. It promises a grand assortment of colors and appeals to buyers hungry for novelty in fabrics.
Chic Linen Suit in Paris Fashion Circles
Cherie Nicholas notes linen suits as a chic jacket option with new tweed weave linen that resists wrinkling. Parisiennes favor dark blouses with natural colored linen, brown or navy organdie. A model wears navy and white striped blouse with a navy scarf with a noncrushable tweed linen suit.
Novelty Organza Blouses Shine In Spring Styles
Novelty organdies spark a spring trend with new blouses in crinkly striped organdie, blistered organ dies, and starched shee organdies. The cycle of fabrics highlights light textures and crisp finishes for a fresh wardrobe update.
Indiana News Briefs Highlight Drownings and Public Safety
A long list of incidents dominates the Indiana page, including drownings at Cicero Creek in Noblesville and Lafayette river tragedy near the Main Street bridge. Fire and auto wreck fatalities occur across Elkhart and Whiting, while poisonings from a Wesleyan church chicken lunch prompt health officials to act. Also noted are judicial and civic items, including prison board reappointments and restoration of Elwood plant operations.
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Maray
Rowre
Vieding
Vincett Vokes
Dhoward
Cartholomiew
William N. MecCintie
Robert Kage
Valparaiso
United States Naval Academy
Robert Ross
Sen Oaf da
Fo AL Ross
Noblesville
Cicero Creek
Benjamin Ruhting
Elkhart
New York Central
Purdue
Vess Kemble
Main Street
Lafayette
John Byus
American Sheet and ‘Tin Plate Company
Miain
Pittsburgh
Elwood Company
Clara Clarp
Greensburg
Polies
TH. Thompson
Monon
White County
Dinic
Virgil Green
Clyde Copple
Pianhearted
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Indiana
Michigan City
Roy Wit Citson Witsesell
Joseph Levianowski
Alfred Miller
Stumley Tperberi
Alex Gondeck Nant Willian Bretille
Emedamp Donies
Oon
Ostibe Police Dept
Trent
Reed
Whit AL Peenes
Department of Pulse Safety
Marion College Glee Club
Wesleyan
Bakers Cover
Sheridan
Junior Craig
Clinton
Whow. Axley
Federal
Indianapolis
St. Knox, Ky
Mind and Body Food Through Thought and Books
A 1933 Bell Syndicate column argues nourishment for mind mirrors bodily needs. It urges positive thinking, reading fine books, and companionship with high character to steady mind and body. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are advertised as liver pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junan
Moman
Bell Syndicate
WNN Service
Dr. Pierce
One Exception Fine feathers do not make fine birds for a pot pie
A short saying notes that decorative plumage cannot substitute for quality ingredients in a pot pie, suggesting appearances can mislead about substance. The quip blends farm life imagery with culinary judgment to imply practical worth over show.
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Octavus Roy Cohen
Tim Ghad
Ghad
Jim Whanney
Wsrie Nicholas
Ur Bridge
Lincheon
Cherie Nicholas
Indiana News
Pius
Iit
Tes
Athe
Olumbas
Chicago
Nel Boe Colen
Statapark
Docatens
Boyd Willams
Hudson, Wisc
WNU
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