The Brand of the Broad Arrow Prologue Crime Twist
Dr Adrian Temple enjoys a blissful marriage until his wife Geraldine is murdered and a dying confession reveals Aaron Temple’s past links to Chan Connors. A startling turn uncovers Geraldine alive but in disguise, while fear of Chan’s return looms over Temple and his circle as clues unfold and loyalties shift.
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Adrian Temple
Geraldine
Biff Miccina
Adrian
Temple
Chan Connors
Biff
Adrian -Han
Chan
Higgins
Clarke
Geraldine Temple
Dr. Temple
Harding
Sexton
Inspector Harding
Aalee
Gerafiie
Carlton Clarke
Mrs. Rivington-Jones
Ellen
Biff Higgins
O'Brien
Mrs. Temple
Manette
Annie
Mrs
Dad
Calling All Dogs by Albert Payson Terhune
The piece traces a 1935–1937 surge in dog registrations as the economy improved. It argues dog ownership reflects broader social mood, noting scarce households still prioritizing pets, comparing canine devotion to Rome’s circus appeal and suggesting dogs’ enduring popularity.
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Rome
Circus
English Pugilist and Related Clues Puzzle
A numbered word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues such as 5 Prize fighter picture here and 9 Therefore with entries like 31 He is the British fighter, 37 Snaky fish, and 55 Myself, inviting fills for a crosswords style grid based on a historical newspaper page segment.
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Pic Tured
Foreign Debaters Meet Iowa U Team Tuesday
IOWA CITY Students from Wales and Scotland will debate against two University of Iowa debaters Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Macbride auditorium. Iowa speakers Addison Hickman and Betty Holt face David Sealand-Jones and Harold Munro of Britain in a negative on US cooperation with Great Britain against Italy and Germany. The note adds an aside about North American tree species.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Wales
Scotland
University of Iowa
Macbride Auditorium
University of Iown
Addison Hickman
Sioux City
Betty. Holt
Worcester
Mass
Miss Holt
A. H. Holt
British Isles
David Sealand-Jones
University of Wales
Harold Munro
University of Glasgow
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Grand Jury Details Johnson County Iowa Jurors Named
Special to The Gazette Iowa City grand jury members report for the November term led by Judge Harold D. Evans. The docket includes the casino cabin appeal and manslaughter trial of O C Sorlien of Mason City. Petit jurors report November 22 at 2 pm with a long list of Iowa City and area residents named.
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Iowa City
Harold D. Evans
Iowa City Board of Adjustment
Casino Cabin
O. C. Sorlien
Mason City
C. L. Drain
Frank Carson
West Lucas
B. A. Casey
Union
A. J. Hogan
Clear Creek
William J. Holland
Ed Hotz
Lincoln
George Krall
Newport
William J. Novotny
Jefferson
B. E. Cathout
Joe G. Raim
Cedar
Earl Saxton
Oxford
M. F. Sullivan
East Lucas
J. W. Zenishek
Big Grove
Clara Beals
L. A. Beals
L. V. Benjamin
E. C. Brown
James C. Calta
Sophronia Caywood
Harold Clearman
L. R. Cox
Mary E. Danields
Herbert DeFrance
Hardin
K. A. Deming
F. W. Dvorsky
Rose Emanuel
Monroe
Joe F. Fiala
E. J. Folds
Ed Ford
Robert Fountain
Pleasant Valley
J. C. Fuhrmeister
Madison
Albert W. Hruby
Mae Huber
Hugh R. Jackson
Mary E. Kane
Elsa Krall
Libble Krofta
Addie O. Lechky
Paul Leeney
Frank Lenoch
Susie Lindermann
Scott
Ira P. Marsh
James J. Meade
Eldon Mineke
Washington
Gertrude Oakes
Charles L. O'Donnell
Joe Petrik
W. A. Roessler
Ida Rose
Nora Rose
Walter R. Rose
John Rourke
Frank Schneberger
Rowena Shima
Leonard G. Sloser
Mollie E. Smith
Nellie Smith
Mabel Snavely
Geneva Swisher
F. W. Stahle
Penn
Paul Swenka
Charles Sv
Marx on Capitalism and the Working Class
Karl Marx is praised for political economy but criticized for psychology of workers. The piece argues capitalism persisted past 1914 and that workers seek reform, not socialization. It contends Marx misunderstood real labor, noting workers are greedy and self serving, unsuited for utopian reform.
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Karl Marx
Utopia
Ford Tudor Sedan Sells After Gazette Want Ad
A Ford tudor sedan at 1319 Ellis Boulevard sold the day after it was advertised in the Gazette Want Ad section.
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Ellis Boulevard
Gazette
Students Unite for Peace Expression at Iowa U
At the University of Iowa a group of about 100 students approved resolutions condemning Japanese aggression and urging dialogue with the U S State Department. The symposium China Today featured five speakers including Victor Teich and H Yen describing wartime events in China and Japan.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
United States Department of State
Chinese Students Union
Liberal Students Alliance and
Religious Activities Commission
Roosevelt
Japan
Victor Teich
New York
State Department
Teich
China
H. Yen
Yen
Shanghai
P. S. Hsing
C. C. Bang
W. Ross Livingston
History Department
Hungry Thieves Hit Homes In Separate Thefts
Police report several thefts over the weekend. At 1013 Tenth Street SE a waterless pressure cooker bacon and boneless loin were taken from a back porch between 11 p.m. Saturday and 9:20 a.m. Sunday. A second break in involved two automobile robes stolen from J W Darragh's car in a garage between 6 p.m. Saturday and 7:30 a.m. Sunday. Robert Hahn of North Liberty noted a broken car glass, a flashlight and a brown leather purse containing 65 cents, a compact and film rolls stolen while he attended a C S P S hall dance on Eleventh Avenue between Second and Third Streets SE.
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W. J. Pavek
Tenth Street
Pavek
J. W. Darragh
Eighth Avenue SE
Robert Hahn
North Liberty
Hahn
Eleventh Avenue
Second
Third Streets
C. S. P. S. Hall
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