Gordian knot in a house party murder case
Harper and Lafferty debate eight suspects in a mansion intrigue as they probe motive and alibis. Mrs Dufresne and her past husband are central while hidden evidence and other guests shape theories of a possible lover, murder, and concealment. Tomorrow promises a new theory.
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Qvferty
Angie
Steve
Farper
Dufresne
Jack
Harper
Alexander
Mrs. Croyden
Andrews
Austerlitz
Donaghy
John Whitmore
Quegeant Harper
Lafferty
Hoyer
Kzjarper
Ashe
Doza Mr. Drfresne
Pierre Dufresne
Jupiter Rescued From Well by Puddle Mud Friends
In this Sundown Stories episode Willy, Jupiter, and the Puddle Mud friends enact a rope rescue. They lift Jupiter from a well using a rope as Honey Bear, Jelly Bear, and Blacky cheer and comfort him after the perilous ascent.
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Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Jupiter
Willy Willy
Blacky
Miss Your Paper Call Postal For Early Eagle Copy
Postal offers to rush a replacement copy of The Eagle if the carrier misses delivery by 6 o clock. No extra charge under a special arrangement.
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Postal
For Rent: Room House at 616 W Adams
W D Autrey advertises a small house with one room available at 616 West Adams. Property details are limited in the listing.
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W. Adams
W. D. Autrey
Southern Association Leaders Report From Wednesday Games
The Associated Press compiled by Charles H. Miller lists batting leaders including Weintraub Palmisano Prevost McKee and Chapman with teams and averages. Hutcheson leads pitching with .401 for Memphis while Moon Speece and Hayes post strong marks. Prather and Weis pace home runs and RBI leaders. Ward and French head stolen bases. Nashville and Memphis top the double plays and runs scored totals.
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Charles H. Miller
League
Weintraub
Palmisano
Prevost
McKee
Chapman
Hutcheson
Memphis
Iphor Hughes
Kelley
Speece
Moon
Hayes
Prather
Nashville
Weis
Birmingham
Akers
Little Rock
Ward
New Orleans
French
Knoxvlife
Annual Coaching Clinic Opens at University in Alabama
More than 190 coaches attend the second annual Alabama coaching clinic opening at the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa May 31. The event is led by Crimson Tide coaches Frank Thomas Hank Crisp Earl Whitworth and Harold Drew as forums cover football basketball and track. Dr. George H. Denny will address the group on high school college athletics relations.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
University of Alabama
Frank Thomas
Hank Crisp
Earl Whitworth
Harold Drew
George H. Denny
Van Ryn May Be Lost To Davis Cup Squad
Baltimore May 31 AP John Van Ryn a leading doubles player may not be able to compete with George Lott in the Davis Cup matches due to an unspecified problem. The development jeopardizes the American doubles team for the upcoming interplanetary selection.
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Baltimore
John van Ryn
George Lott
Giants and Athletics split doubleheader in day of hits
Joe Moore and Bill Terry each had five hits for the Giants against Brooklyn. Alton Benton allowed six hits and Dusty Rhodes five as the Athletics and Red Sox split the twin bill. Joe Medwick collected six hits for the Cardinals against Cincinnati. Hal Trosky hit three consecutive homers for Indiana-Idgll in the second game versus the White Sox. Lon Warneke limited the Pirates to seven hits for the Cubs' first win. Earl Whitehill pitched eight and two thirds no hit innings against the Yankees in a 1 0 victory. Charley Gehringer had two homers, a double and two singles against the Browns. Davis Cup team sails to Europe for interzone finals if the United States beats Mexico as expected, with Robert Norris Williams citing business pressure as an explanation.
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Associated Press
Joe Moore
Bill Terry
Giants
Brooklyn
Alton Benton
Athletics
Dusty Rhodes
Red Sox
Benton
Rhodes
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Hal Trosky
Indiana
Idgll
White Sox
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Pirates
Cub
Earl Whitehill
Senators
Yankees
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Browns
Horned toad derby winner Tommy Spikkleback
In Atlanta on May 31 the horned toad Tommy Spikkleback from Eastland Texas won Tech Highs annual horned toad derby beating hundreds at the Tech High School event run by the Horned Toad Club. The victory came with a metal prize and comments attributed to the toad’s owner and interpreter. A linked survey notes tung groves across several southern states totaling 44 000 acres yielding oil.
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Cummings
Speedway
Indianapolis
Tommy Spikkleback
Eastland
Texas
Horned Toad Club
Tech High School
Cornty
Tommy Spikkiecback
Tommy
Walter Williams
Tommy Spikkichack
Metal Horned Toad
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