Dusting Janitor Plots Bank Heist Escape
An aging bank janitor named Coveter Lvin Strindle plans to steal $10,000 after a bank robbery, dreaming of luxuries. His careful scheme is nearly undone when an insurance detective questions staff and the police reveal the missing money. He chooses to stay silent and resume his routine.
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Stringle
Strindle
Charlie's
Insurance Company
Strindle Confesses Theft End of Covetous Quest
In a dramatic scene at a workplace, an insurance detective infiltrates a case of suspected theft. Strindle, haunted by a phantom debt, discovers hidden funds behind a Teller's desk. The janitor’s discovery triggers the detective’s scrutiny and Strindle’s realization he is cured of coveting ill earned money.
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Charlie
Strindle
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Death of Lady Lytton prompts School Boy Marriage tale
A London anecdote recalls Sir Henry Lytton, future Gilbert and Sullivan actor, marrying at eighteen after skipping school. The tale notes the schoolmaster’s joke about flogging a married man after a Hyde Park honeymoon drive, highlighting the odd episode in his youth.
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Henry
Police Chief Bans off duty bar work in Passaic
Passaic New Jersey Police Chief Edward Boyko bars off duty jobs for officers after several beatings. He says the policy aims to prevent manpower shortages caused by injuries and improve on duty staffing. The report also notes the Great Salt Lake in Utah is six to eight times saltier than seawater.
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Passaic
N.J
Edward Boyko
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Crossword Puzzle Clues Fragment From a Page
A list of crossword clues and fragments appears including horizontal and vertical entries such as Extent of land beverage body part and many scattered words. The readable text shows partial clues and stray letters describing a puzzle layout with numbered entries and thematic hints.
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Mindanao
Mount of Medicine
Veteran Carpenter Makes Violins in Free Time
Badger Iowa veteran carpenter Carsten Bendix, 80, has built about 50 violins over 50 years as a hobby. He began making them as a boy in Norway and pursued the craft after moving to the United States, learning from books and practice.
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Carsten M. Bendix
Bendix
Bode
Norway
United States
Stockholm Leads Europe In Boom
Stockholm shines as Europe’s boom capital with neon drenched streets and luxury imports. Yet Sweden tightens import controls and coffee rationing amid rumors of kroner devaluation, while the city remains a top travel and business hub on this side of the Atlantic.
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London
Sweden
Bank of Sweden
Atlantic
Remarkable memory master in Russia
A Moscow report describes Solomon Shereshevsky as possibly the strongest memory man. The dispatch says he can recall words and digits from years earlier and memorize entire pages from books in any language for extended periods.
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Moscow
Solomon Shereshevsky
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