Gypsy Wallace Recovers After Car Crash and Secret Worries
Gypsy Wallace lies wounded from a car crash and recalls an afternoon ride with Mason. Jim Wallace visits daily while doctor orders rest and confinement. A mysterious insinuation about Marcia Phillips unsettles Gypsy, leading to doubts about her relationship and a planned departure she hides from Jim until a letter arrives.
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Matilda
Gypsy
Frank Gibson
Mr. Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Gibson
Jim
Mason
Somerset Road
Wallace
Marcia Phillips
Doc
Mr. Gibson
Abbie Manley
Pine Grove Inn
Abbie
Marcia
Bill Beckenridge
Beckenridge
Margia
Jim Wallace
Forest City
Descendant of Penn Elm At Haverford
Haverford college preserves the only surviving clonal descendant of the Penn Treaty elm. The tree stands in the quadrangle near Founder's Hall and the gym. Dr. Rufus M. Jones credits Joshua L. Bailey for sending slips from the old tree to Philadelphia and to Haverford.
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Haverford
Haverford College
William Penn
Founder's Hall
Joshua L. Bailey
Rufus M. Jones
Philadelphia
One Third Depend On City Charities in Luisburg
BERLIN UP More than one third of Luisburgs 420000 residents rely on city charities for support as officials urge Chancellor Bruening to seek government intervention in Duisburg labor disputes.
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Berlin
Luisburg
Bruening
Duisburg
Tanlac advertised for stomach trouble and dizziness
A testimonial from Daniel Vinciguerra of Philadelphia praises Tanlac for ending his dizziness and headaches. The ad claims Tanlac improves appetite, nerves, sleep, and digestion with herbal ingredients and offers a money back guarantee.
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Taniac
Daniel Vinciguerra
Stiles St
Philadelphia
Tanlac
Power Bill Sparks NC Legislature Debate In Public Service
In Raleigh the legislature highlights House Bill 1261 to force the North Carolina Corporation Commission to standardize bookkeeping, appraise utility property, and require semiannual reports from public service firms. The aim is to reveal true earnings, assess rate fairness, and check tax burdens while the power lobby opposes the measure in a Piedmont league bowling match context.
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Walter Hotel Raleigh
General Assembly
House
Crouse
Alleghany
Gill
Scotland
Turner
Guilford
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Public Service Corporation
The
Corporation Commission
North Carolina
Uni
Public Service
Ce Ae
Gilly
Power Lobby
Bowling Showdown Advances Greensboro Rivalry
The King Pin Bowling team, runner up in the state bowling tournament, travels to face the Greensboro Alleys tonight in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Duckpin Champion Eddie Hayes To Meet Southerners
Eddie Hayes of the Lucky Strike team, state all events champion and co leader in singles, will face the Virginia and Georgia champions for the south duckpin title this week as plans progress under secretary George L. Iseman.
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Durham
Greensboro
Eddie Hayes
Virginia
Georgia
South
George L. Iseman
National Duckpin Bowling Match Planned in Greensboro
Mr Ilseman led the tournament in Greensboro last week and is arranging to have the match rolled in cue probably Saturday night.
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Ilseman
Greensboro
Queer Sign Language Learned by City Club Pledges
The piece reports on a mysterious club using sign language as a password ritual. It notes pledges and observed signs with raised fingers and hand positions, hinting at an organized secret but offering few verifiable details.
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D. L Spenser
Spenser
Bona Fida
Nota Movie
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