Bride-to-be Faces Vanishing Groom Mystery in New York
Katharine awakens to find Michael missing after their wedding day as she seeks news in New York. Violet Meiser offers support while Katharine fears Bertine and her father’s reactions. Michael lies injured in a city hospital as reporters note a taxi accident in Park Avenue.
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Katharine
Michael
Sally Moon
Sally
Kathariné
Bertine
Nora Willis
Nora
Ellen
Leonard Willis
Tips
Tip
New York
Violet Meiser
Violet
Sybil
Violet Merser
Rible
Mrs. Merser
East River
Michael Heathcroe
Miss Smithers
Newspapr
Park Avenue
48Th Street
Strykhurst
Innicock
Vivet Meiser
S S S Tonic Promises Restored Energy From Red Blood Cells
An old advertisement promotes S S S Tonic as a cure for fatigue and low red blood cell counts. It claims the medicine improves appetite digestion and energy by restoring blood cells to normal without organic disease. The copy invites readers to purchase the larger bottle and notes availability at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Leo
Famous Inventor Horizontal Puzzle Reprints
A complex OCR style clue piece notes a famous inventor who revolutionized the rubber industry and lists a large set of vertical horizontal crossword style hints. It references Akron Ohio and mentions many scattered terms like beads of war stir beer and various scattered words across lines.
Book contracts due late today in Alabama
Dr. J A Keller state superintendent said the state textbook board may award contracts for school books and select a state depository sometime today but not before late afternoon. Depository contracts were postponed after bids were rejected as too high. The board has met with many bidders seeking the best distribution for 300 new books to be used in Alabama schools for six years.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. A. Keller
State Textbook Board
Alabama
Prince Mistaken For King of Greece in Paris
Greek royalists believed former king George had returned to Paris and visited the homes of his uncles Prince Nicholas and Prince George. Instead they found Nicholas and his wife Helen, parents of Princess Marina, with rumors of a reconciliation beginning to spread.
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Paris
George
Prince Nicholas
Prince George
Helen
Marina
Duchess of Kent
England
Elizabeth
Dallon Vest Called By Death At Age Three
The funeral for Dallon Vest of Flint will be held this afternoon at Moss Chapel directed by Peck. The child died at five o clock Sunday morning and is survived by his parents Virgie Vest, two sisters Edith and Lucile, and one brother James. Services were conducted at Moss Chapel by Rev I W Myers at two o'clock.
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Dallon Vest
Virgie Vest
Flint
Moss' Chapel
Peck
James
Edith
Lucile
Moss’ Chapel
I. W. Myers
Peeved Drivers Leave Cabs Today Amid Shrine Conclave
Hundreds of taxi drivers went on strike in Washington as Shrine traffic at the national conclave strained transportation. They said they were insulted by handling of Shrine traffic and protested the affronts.
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Washington
Mystery Deepens in Katharine’s Troubled Marriage
The narrative reveals Katharine’s growing despair as she suspects Michael Heathcrpe of a cruel joke on the woman who wed him. Hope fades as the day wears on and the mystery deepens, with the tale labeled To Be Continued.
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Michael Heathcrpe
Katharine
Athens Items Show Local Weddings and Visits
Mrs Edward Morrell announces the marriage of Lorraine Thomas to Peter Tubiola in Rochester on May 27. The couple live in Rochester where the groom works. Mrs O C Parks hosted a shower for Mr and Mrs David Scott. Several families visited from Louisville after time with the Coggins. David Patton leaves for Georgetown University and other local visits and guests are noted from Birmingham, Fayetteville, Elkmont, Pulaski, and Auburn.
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Edward Morrell
Lorraine Thomas
Peter Tubiola
Rochester
N. Y
O. C. Parks
David Scott
J. D. Robinson
Donald Lee
Paula
Walter Nash
Jo Anne
Jean
Louisville
David Coggins
David Patton
Washington
Georgetown University
R. B. Patton
Robert McCullough
Birmingham
Roy Malone, Jr
A. M. McConnell
Robert McConnell
Darlington College
Georgria
Rena Pitts
Mary Hicks Harris
Fayletteville
Tenn
Ernest Hine
Dorothy Grisham
Jack Grisham
Eloise Gray
Billy Malone
Mary Mundine
Allen Young Fair
Ella Stiger Gray
Elkmont
Louise Sarver
John Oxford
Christine Gray
Tom Moore
Pulaski, Tenn
Paul Winner
Leatis. Patton
Livingston
Alice
Il Duce Presses Moderation of British Criticism
Premier Mussolini ordered Italian newspapers to curb their anti British attacks over the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Acting through his son in law Count Galeazzo Ciano the under secretary for press and propaganda urged publications to keep the tone within certain limits while not demanding a full suspension of criticism.
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Rome
Mussolini
Great Britain
Galeazzo Ciano
Troop 16 Enjoys Meeting at Westminister Church
Boy Scouts of Troop 16 met Friday night at 7 at Westminster Presbyterian Church. A softball game preceded the meeting which opened with the pledge to the flag. After roll call, the tenderfoot itinerary was discussed and recreation followed. The meeting closed with the Scoutmaster's benediction.
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Boy Scouts
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Brakeman Dies of Burns in Meridian Accident
Meridian Mississippi June 10. W A May of Birmingham Alabama a brakeman for the Alabama Great Southern Railway suffered fatal burns in a train yard incident Monday. He died shortly after at a local hospital with railway officials stating the blaze started in the yard.
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Meridian
Miss
W. A. May
Birmingham
Ala
The
Alabama Great
Death of Southern railroad worker in York Alabama fire
A Southern railroad worker died today at a hospital after burns from a gasoline tank fire in the York Alabama railroad yard. Charles Cagle, a Birmingham flagman, was treated for burns in the same incident. Oagle's condition is listed as undetermined.
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Southern Railroad
York
Ala
Charles Cagle
Birmingham
Twin Son and Daughter Born to Kenney Family
Born May 31 to Mr and Mrs Alvin Kenney of Union Grove a twin son and daughter named Alvin Jr and Audra ce.
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Alvin Kenney
Union Grove
Alvin, Jr
Audrace
Finland to pay war debt installment to United States
Helsinki reports Finland will remit the June 15 war debt installment to the United States from funds at the National Bank of New York. Risto Ryti states Finland will pay as a postwar debt, justifying the obligation and noting payment by check on Finland’s open account.
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Helsingfors
Finland
United States
National Bank of New York
Risto Ryti
Bank of
New York Bank
Minister Called By Brother's Death
Rev. R H Wilson and his father Rev R L Wilson were called to Childersburg Alabama Sunday afternoon by the sudden death of their brother and son L B Wilson.
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R H. Wilson
R. L. Wilson
Childersburg
Alabama
Telephone Company Growth for Nationwide Service
The two and a half million people of this state would not be satisfied with a smaller company. They require a high type of dependable nationwide service now demanded.
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Alabama
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