Murder Mystery in Vaudeville Ends At Denise Lang Home
Journalist Bannister and star reporter Gainey chase Tracy King murder through vaudeville circles. They hear from Dragan of Joe Parrott and a threatening letter from Herman Scurlach. They confront Denise Lang at her mansion, seeking a lead to the killer who shot King.
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Tracy King
Orchestra
David Bannister
King
Bannister
Juliet France
Herman Scurlach
Jetter
J. Randolph Gainey
the Post
St . Gainey
al Drugan
King's Orchestra
Drugan
Chapier
Gainey
Dragan
Drigan
Olympia
Middle West
Tracy
Omaha
Joe Parrott
Parrott
Costello
Shelby “Arms
Tivé
Druga
Dutchman
Scurlach
Simal
Denise
Lang
Denise Lang
The
Post
Clothes for Needy Call for Distribution and Contact
A community appeal outlines collecting old clothes for the needy via a coupon system and American Legion contact at Telephone 8635 in Chatman City. The notice urges donors to leave name and address for distribution, with government service involvement.
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American Legion ‘Clothing
Chatman City
Che Needy
Fragmentary Tale Clue From A Maid In Uniform
A damaged OCR fragment describes a maid in a black uniform ushering into a small reception room and a mysterious line about a male figure returning. The snippet hints at a continuation with Lang and a prompt to meet or follow.
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Malid
Lang
Will
The News Behind The News Continued From Page One
The article fragment lists a suite including J. B. Morgan Bernard Bar uch and Myron Taylor as part of an ongoing feature.
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J. B. Morgan, Bernard Baruch, and
Myron Taylor
Roosevelt Sizzled Statement Ahead of Administration Critique
The account notes President Roosevelt reportedly faced advance notice of Mr Bar uch's magazine article criticizing administration policy. It says Roosevelt set the statement aside on the stove to sizzle while continuing a vacation, as Washington reporters rushed to verify the piece.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Baruch
Intlition
Washington News
Safe Method of Cutting Injuries from Knife Use
The article warns that many knife injuries come from cutting toward the body and urges cutting away. It notes risks in whittling sharpening pencils and some kitchen tasks. It also advises parents to store knives ice-picks and sharp tools out of children's reach.
Use Solid Shelves for Safer Household Storage
The text advises using fixed shelves and avoiding movable cabinet tops for storing items. It warns that movable parts drop objects during heavy vibration and suggests keeping shelves sturdy and uncluttered to prevent loss and damage. Emphasizes reliable, permanent shelving as the best storage solution.
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