After the Fine Weather in Rome a Holiday Illness Brings Talking Points
In the dialogue Major Osler discusses a caller claiming to be from England and ill, while Colonel Schatzmann questions Rome as a sanatorium. The exchange notes the illness as a light matter and hints at a request involving Vienna and a commercial adviser.
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Cipher Mystery Involving Penelope And Mole
A coded message hints at a world wide suspense tale as Colonel Schatzmann and a crack team discuss Miss Hart and her brother being present. Laura observes a room resembling a selection board with a large bearlike colonel, a flat-faced police officer, and a scholarly scientist.
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The Colonel Probes Miss Hart On Gun Raise Evidence
In a tense inquiry at the theater, Laura Hart testifies that she observed a gun barrel through a window just before shots. Inspector Moll recounts securing Boschetto and a pistol, with a bullet embedded in pillar wood tested by Dr. Kippinger. The Colonel presses for a confirmatory, non sensational account.
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Inspector Moll
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New Copter To Undergo Six Month Army Tests
The Army Aviation Test Board will test the turbine powered OH5A built by Hiller Aircraft. The OH5A flies about 155 mph up to 50 faster than current Army light observation helicopters. Five OH5A craft compete with OH4A and OH6A designs for a broader fleet replacement.
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Hiller Aircraft Co
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Ex-Justices Burial Today
Former Supreme Court justices Davis F. Stakely and Spann die within 12 hours of each other. Services set for Stakely at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church and Spann at 3:30 p.m. at White Chapel Funeral Home. Stakely retired after 20 years on the court and served as a supernumerary justice. Spann died of a heart attack and had served nine months on the court during Gov. Folsom's administration.
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Stakely
Supreme Court
Chauncey Sparks
Thomas S. Lawson
Navy
Sparks
William Thomas
Lawson
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