Knife tale unfolds in Stevenson murder inquiry
Miss Martha Evans reveals how a knife involved in the case was hidden after she and Tom Fallon kept Letty from harming herself or others. She admits to killing Mrs. Stevenson out of fear Letty’s illness would ruin Tom, while Megan and Bob press for the truth as Amos’s alibi falls apart.
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Reynolds
Meg
Martha Evans
Tom Fallon
Martha
Alicia
Tom
Letty
Bob
Mrs. Stevenson
Miss Martha
Miss Evans
Megan
Laurence
Stevenson
Amos
Tye
Stevenson Place
Miss MacTavish
Annie
Lack of Political Sense Sinks Henry Wallace in Public Eye
The piece argues Henry Wallace lost political traction after Paris and Truman era turmoil. It critiques his lack of political sense, notes his success in agriculture but failure in commerce, and cites his distrust of business and advisers leading to missteps in office.
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Wallace
Washington
Truman
New Republic
Henry Agar Wallace
Henry Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Department
Wallace admired figure shaping free enterprise leader ship
The article extols Wallace as honest unselfish and a deep student with a strong ambition to lead in free enterprise. It notes Adm Richard Byrd plans another Antarctic expedition amid global interest and rivalry, recalling Byrd polar flights and the penguin irony of human explorers in a distant ice world.
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Wallace
Richard Byrd
Antarctica
South Polar
Dixie
Europe
John Briscoe
Enderby Land
Antarctic
Admiral Byrd
North Pole
Washington
Byrd
Pole
Spitzbergen
Floyd Bennett
South Pole
Barbs and banter from the White House lawn satire
The piece notes a Republican landslide yet a gray squirrel lingers on the White House lawn. Charles Ross hosts a press conference 300 feet underwater. Weather observers number nearly 5000 farmers aiding daily data collection for the weather bureau. A Republican vows to repay Democrats as Wilson did, while minority voices feel the sting.
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White House
Household care and energy tips from an old domestic guide
Do not let kitchen cutlery stand in water. Wash blades first and use scouring powder for stains. Rinse and dry blades and handles. If attic daylight shows through, a leak is present. Keep potatoes crispy by salting just before serving. Wipe spills to avoid frequent floor washing. Standing uses more energy than sitting. you may sit to peel potatoes or shell peas.
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Backhage
WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Baukhage
Bankhag
Charles Ross
Weather Bureau
Wilson
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Scott
DuPont
M. Grecco
T.W
Elas
Aleep Neots
Atco
American Chain & Cable
Jj.h.hoar
Ava Fulton Street
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