Mystery intrigues Bannister as Parrott held in Tremont
The Evening Post reports Joe Parrott is held in Louis for questioning about the Tracy King murder and another offense. Bannister suspects Captain McNeal has a hidden plan and plots to use Juliet France as the key witness while managing his aunt Kate Hewlett and the house guest.
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Joe Parrott
Evening Post Office
Parrott
9. Louis
McNeal
Trémont
Bannister
Austin
Tremont
St. Louis
Gainey
Bater
Gainey and Cunningham
Tracy King
Juliet France
Captain Henley
Kate
Miss France
New York
David
Kate Hewlett
Bannisterd
Juliet
Prederick
Coast Guard Resists Nazi Investigation Push by Dickstein Faction
Report states Coast Guard counters Army and Navy claims while Nazi probe boosters led by Samuel Untermeyer and John Haynes Holmes press for a sweeping investigation. Secret talks with House and Senate leaders promise a broader inquiry via a special committee and new funds and investigators.
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Coast Guard
Tammany
Dickstein
Samuel Untermeyer
John Haynes Holmes
House
Senate
Farm Prices and Markets Mixed Amid Policy Murmurings
U S no 1 Johnson prices 13.50 to 14.00 and U S no 1 Timothy 18 dollars per unit with steady hay prices. Poultry and eggs show mixed movements as hens and turkeys shift slightly. dairy and grain quotes hold firm while cattle prices range from prime beef to common stock with steady demand. Economic chatter notes policy maneuverings and influential figures shaping agriculture.
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U. 8S
Johnson
U. S
Timothy
Washington scientist on babies born brainless
A Washington scientist argues that infants are born practically brainless and many remain that way into adulthood. The claim highlights early brain development questions and calls into focus on education and upbringing.
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Washington
Word of Caution Given Farmers at Roosevelt Address
President Roosevelt told American farmers that they were on the right track but urged continued cooperation with the administration for controlled agriculture. Edward A. O'Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, pledged support for the president's agricultural and monetary policies.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Farmers of America Today
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Federation
Hog market steady as receipts stay light in weekly sales
Top corn hogs, 185 to 235 lbs priced at 3.25. Heavy hogs 240 to 280 lbs at 3.10 and 285 lbs up at 2.65. Light hogs 140 to 180 lbs 2.75, Pigs 110 to 135 lbs 2.35, 105 lbs and down 1.85, Roughs 1.85. Demand remains good with light receipts indicating steady activity.
Review of Current Book on the Whiteoak Family
The review centers on Mrs EA’s tale of the Whiteoak clan. It highlights Renny as the eldest grandson who assumes leadership from his pietistic grandmother. The Whitecakes retain their grand manner begun by Captain Phillip a century ago. A future volume is awaited to decide if the Whiteoak dissolution is averted or postponed.
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Army
Navy
United States
Arthur Murray
Coast Artillery
Navy Air Force
Coast Guard
George Dern
Dern
Utah
War Department
Coast Defense
Jersey
Dickstein
Hull
Ernest Gruening
Dolly Gann
Alice
Longworth
Renny
Phillip
The
Whiteoaks
Visits Lacey's Spring for Friends
Mrs one a or visit to friends at Lacey e has returned to her home.
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Lacey
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Henry Morganthau, Jr
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VTA Eet
Decatur Daily
Pang FI
Britain
de Valera
Oregon
Philippine
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Berlin
Hitler
NEA Service, Inc
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carranza
Mexico
Review
Mrs. EA. Far
Wyatt Barnes
Woolworth’s
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Moulton Street
Vicks
Vicks Ps
Jaffee
Irving Jaffee
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