Hollywood Detective Ties Bailey Murder to Old South Pact
Jere King, criminology student, travels from Hawaii to Los Angeles where Chief Lee and Detective Kane investigate the shooting of director Richard Bailey at a Hollywood bungalow. The team, aided by a Bertillon expert, photographs the room, collects fingerprints, and questions butler Chivington. Kane suspects Bailey was killed before he attempted to stage a burglary, hinting at a deeper motive linked to a past era and loyal servants.
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Ben MacQuarrit
Los Angeles
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Hollywood
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Loharge
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Reading the Death Mask: Kane Analyzes Richard Bailey's End
In a tense crime scene Kane argues that reading the victim’s facial expression reveals motive and knowledge of the killer. The coroner, detectives, and old houseman Chivington weigh the interpretive approach as Bailey’s death is examined for hints of who knew him and why.
Highway 24 Work Completed in Preble County
Report from Preble County Foreman Tinvey Price states that seal coat work on Ohio 224 Lum iMon Richmond Pike is finished, improving a nearly impassable highway. Butler County seal coat on the same road is not yet finished but expected to conclude soon. Ohio 224 remains the shortest link from Mansfield to the Tuga… route.
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Eaton, Lee
Ohio 224
LumiMon-Richmond Pike
Preble County
Tinvey Price
Butler
Mawillon
Printers vote on five day week in IU union
Indianapolis reports International Typographical Union members vote on the five day work week. With about one third counted, 14,057 favor and 5,490 oppose the plan. President Charles P. Howard notes 10,754 wallets from 32 locals counted as totals. Officials expect full tabulation by early next week.
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Indianapolis
APY
Charles P. Howard
Nnion
Haward
Christmas Cautions for Safe Tree Decorating
A historical notice warns readers about holiday tree safety. It advises using properly wired electric lights, keeping flames away from stoves and fireplaces, avoiding asbestos imitation decorations, and steering clear of cotton trimmings and risky trims. It also cautions about tented candles, blocked room exits, and sweets near curtains or wreaths. Move the tree outdoors before it dries.
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Santa Clara
Co op Marketing Principles Emphasized at Ohio State
A discussion at Ohio State University on cooperative marketing led by J Th Algyer of the Ohio Live Stock Cooperatives Association. He argues co op marketing counters high margins and unfair practices, enabling farmer owned distribution, benefiting producers and consumers, and supporting national well being.
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Haina
Americaiblig Mushc
Ravn
Belvedere Sold for 426000 in City Auction
The Belvedere, Cincinnati’s large apartment building, sold for 426000 at public sale led by Melville Tains of The Strane National Bank. The trustee’s sale included chattels valued at 2784.44, the only bid received. The Reading Road property near Rosa Ili Avenue sold as part of a trust action filed by Straws as trustees with attorneys Strttiniua and Holl.
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Melverere Building Company
Belvedere
Cincinnati
Melville Ta
Alans
Strane National Bank
Chicago
Nelvedere
Steriff
Reading Road
Rosa Ili Avenue
Strttiniua
Holl
Akant Ana V. Autterfiehd
Children's Choir In Program at St. John's Sunday
The St John s Bible school Christmay program features a children's choir directed by Miss Clara Lengerhan who recently completed training at Western College. Laura Weislogel plays organ for the processional, Ashford offers Holy Night for offertory, and special organ rendition enhances the pas inevitable pageant. Valera Eskhardt reads as historian. Carl Kuother, Zara. John French, Amon. Ervin Marchant and Donald Nendare as shepherds. Kenneth Brown as little shepherd. Mrs Dolly Sauter as Mary. Frank Whithers as Joseph. Emily Gephardt sings the heralding angel with choir support. lighting by John Reiff Jr. was coordinated.
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Valera Eskhardt
Carl Kuother
Zara
John French
Amon
Ervin Marchant
Donald ‘Nendare
Kenneth Brown
Dolly Sauter
Mary
Frank Whithers
Joseph
Emily Gephardt
Martha
Welch
Dane Stephens
Dorothy Ogg
Alma
Helen Huolaehasel
John Reiff, Jr
Ohio Events and Crime Records Across Cities
Ohio State University English professor Clarence Minard Andrews, 49, dies of pneumonia after a long career since 1918. West Union gangster Jacks, 50, sentenced to life for first degree murder of William Pennywith after pleading guilty. An influenza outbreak closes Fullerton grade schools across the Ohio River. Hupp Motor recalls 200 workers over ten days. Mr and Mrs George A. Gurlwood, ages 7 and 7, die in a gas-filled home. neighbors rescue Richard Haley, 60, as three gas jets remain on in the kitchen.
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Clarence Minard Andrews
Ohio State University
Yals University
Andrews Becan
Ohio State
Air Corps
West Union
Wil Jacks
J. R. B. Kessler
Jacks
William Pennywith
Porksmouth
Tacks
Pennywith
Tolely
Ail Airs
George A. Giirwood
Richard Haley
Informal Kiwanis Program Tonight at Anthony Wayne
An informal program is to be presented at the Kiwanis meeting at the Anthony Wayne this evening at 8:15. Several members will read important reports for consideration.
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Kiwanis
Ue Kiwanis Ulnle
Anthony Wayne
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Ad
During hard times mothers worried about children's health. For over thirty years Mother Gray's Sweet Powders have helped relieve nasal congestion and teething discomfort. Sold by druggists everywhere for free trial samples at Mother Gray Company Le Roy Sweden.
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Sweden
Drurglats
Gray Gu
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Palace screens Night Club Lady as city drama
The Palace showcases The Night Club Lady with Adelpha Menjon as Thatcher Cult in a metropolitan thriller. Tomorrow and for two days the show runs amid the District’s glitzy crime tale setting.
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Selon
Columbia
Anthony Abbot
Adelpha Menjon
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Lupe Vetor
Farley to Address Victory Banquet in Cincinnati Saturday
U yes Cingumaty reports that New York national Democratic leader Farley will address Hamilton County Democrats at a victory banquet in Cincinnati on Saturday January 14. Principal speaker withGovernor White, Brunner and state leaders expected to attend. Senator Bulkley may also join.
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George White
Henry Brunner
Ohio Democratic
Robert J. Bulkley
46 000 Families Aided in St Louis Relief Effort
Relief agencies of the St Louis Citizens Committees aided 65 000 families comprising 282 000 individuals at a cost of 2 286 000 dollars during the first eight months of 1932, a report disclosed.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati Home Loan Bank Ready to Grow Loans
Cincinnati District Home Loan Bank awaits its first loans after receiving two approved applications from the Federal Home Loan Board. President Herman F. Cellarius said an executive meeting will review initial loan requests, with total funds at stake for the first borrowers around 200,000 dollars, as stock subscriptions exceed 3,000,000 dollars, the largest in the nation’s districts.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati District Home Loan Bank
Herman F. Cellarius
Federal Home Loan Board
Washington
Execusion Board of the
Cincinnati Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Cellarius
States exchange trout across Colorado and California waters
In a fish and game exchange the Colorado style commission traded 1,000 rain trout with California for golden trout from the western slope rivers near Mount Whitney. The fish will be released into streams in their respective states.
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States
Colorado Style Fish and Game Commission
California
Mount Whitney
U P Church Hosts Christmas Party for Young Couples
United Presbyterian parish house hosted a Christmas event Monday evening for members of the Young Married Couples class. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Verne Allen and Mr and Mrs William Winoedge. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Willard Bo and others. Sherman Lingler won first prize and Mrs Grace Gox second. Lingler also appeared as Santa Claus presenting gifts to guests.
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United Presbyterian Parish House
Verne Allen
William Winoedge
Sherman Lingler
Grace Gox
Santa Claus
Menava
Mesdamea
Willard Bo
Clovernook Home for the Blind Launches Christmas Drive
The Clovernook Home for the Blind in Cincinnati launches its annual Christmas drive to raise funds for printing and mailing 4,090 Braille calendars and books. Printing and binding are done by blind students, and donor names and addresses will be inscribed on each item.
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