Ruby Pendant Mystery at Fifth Ave Dime Store
In a Fifth Avenue dime store Sara Dacre buys the Fire of India ruby hidden by Max. At Aunt Caroline’s elegant home the group investigates the missing pendant amid cloaked motives. Edna Creel demands searches. no one is found to be the thief as the ruby vanishes then reappears in daylight.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Sara Dacre
Moxon
China
Caroline
Sarah
Miss Dacre
Dixon Clive
Sara
Clive
Gregory Sallust
Edna Creel
Edna
Sallust
Gerry
Stevens
Aunt Caroline
Dickson Clive
Bellagio
Gerry Howe
Dr. Sallust
Reds May Beat U S To Draw On Satellite
In Copenhagen Prof Leonid Sedov said the Soviet Union will create an artificial earth satellite within two years and may launch it in 1957. He suggested the device could be much larger than the U S plan for 1957 58 and noted the United States announced a space project last Friday. Sedov heads the Soviet delegation to the Astronautical Congress.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Russia
Leonid I. Sedov
U.S.S.R
United States
Eisenhower
Sedov
Polio Returns Hit 35 Alabama Counties
Thirty-five of Alabama's 67 counties have reported polio this year, with 72 cases through the week ending July 23. Jefferson County leads with 15, Montgomery with seven, followed by Walker with four and Chambers, Lauderdale and Shelby with three each. Several counties reported two or one cases.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Jefferson County
Walker
Chambers
Lauderdale
Shelby
Baldwin
Mobile
Calhoun
Sumter
Etowah
Lowndes
Cullman
Talladega
Covington
Madison
Houston
Franklin
St. Clair
Bibb
Nearly 200 Jailed After Bloody Riots in French Morocco
Reports from Casablanca and Moulay Idriss say about 200 people were arrested after violent clashes during Abdel-Kebir festival weekend Riots left dozens dead in Moulay Idriss Marrakech and Port Lyautey 128 arrests and 60 at Moulay Idriss were noted with ongoing Algerian clashes and French force actions in the east.
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Casablanca
French Morocco
Abdel-Kebir
Moulay Idriss
Marrakech
Port Lyautey
U.S. Naval Air Base
Algeria
Dixie Textile Leader Paul Redmond Passes
Paul A. Redmond 72 died suddenly Tuesday at his Mountain Brook home likely from a heart attack. He was president of Alabama Mills since 1930 and a former president of the Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Assn. and Associated Industries of Alabama. Born in Floyd County Georgia, he married Sallie Agnes Burkharter in 1906 and is survived by his wife, one son and five daughters.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul A. Redmond
Mountain Brook
Redmond
Alabama Mills
Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Assn
Associated Industries of Alabama
Floyd County
Sallie Agnes Burkhamter
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U.S
Chuck
Ion
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Iris
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Avondale
Kroger Gelatin Pork & Beans
Ine
Linit
C. Box
Niagara
ARGO
Cans
Windsor Club
Duz
Spic & Span
Vox
Reds
Dixie
Paul Redmond
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