Who Killed Tracy King Rest of Story
David Banister, a newspaper reporter, hunts a blonde suspect linked to the murder of Tracy King. A jail cell interview reveals a frightened, defiant girl amid a tense investigation that touches an orchestra partner, a canary incident, and a threatening letter. The scene shifts to Bannister’s attempt to find contacts as the case deepens.
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Tracy King
David Banister
Uies
Mister
Herman Scurlach
AL Drugan
KE Parrott
Melvina Hollis
King
Cat
Canary
Capain McNeal
Miss Hollister
Matthew
Bannister
Mliet
France
Dauce
Confusion Ends on Bran Turns to Murder Mystery
A tangled case unfolds as Bannister faces Juliet France amid police pressure. He considers whether she is the killer of orchestra leader Tracy King, with ballistics and a revolver in play and a journalist rival watching the case.
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Food and Drug Rdation
Mars
Kellogg
Eos Creek
Bannister
Captain McNeal
Tracy King
R Bannister
King
McNeal
McNea
Juliet France
Jim Paxton
Gainey
Flemming
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Rev Daniel C Allen speaks at Lexington union service
The Rev Daniel C Allen rector of Grace Episcopal church Lexington was the speaker for the union Thanksgiving service at First Presbyterian church. The service under the Lexington Ministerial association had participation from all local churches with several pastors attending and taking part.
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Lexington
Daniel C. Allen
Grace Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Lexington Ministerial Association
Citrus Consumption Tops 28.5 Million Boxes in 1932
Florida growers reported consumption of more than 28,500,000 boxes of citrus fruit in 1932. The data highlights strong demand for oranges and grapefruits amid the agricultural year.
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Florida
Ghost Writers and Gag Factories Shape Modern Comedy
A New York piece describes Ghost Writers Bureau and gag factories that craft speeches and jokes for clients from scientists to politicians. It highlights Baer and Woods who supply writing services, plus large joke archives at United Artists run by Hal Horne.
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New York
Ghost Writers Bureau
Fred B. Baer
Henry F. Woods
al Schwarz
Irvin Brecher
United Artists
Hal Horne
Joe Miller
Horne
Hundreds Honor Captain Hedrick at Grave Monument Reveal
Several hundred people gathered at Beck's church near Lexington to witness the unveiling of a monument over the grave of Captain Peter Hedrick a Revolutionary War patriot. Delegations came from North Carolina and other states as news of the event spread.
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Lexington
Beck's Church
North Carolina
Capta' Peter Hedrick
North Carlina
Middle Western
Unveiling of Captain Hedrick Monument Stirs Local Visitors
The event featured 10 30 devotionals by Dr J D Andrew Rev R L Fisher and Rev A Leonard with the Lexington high school band. Dr J C Leonard historian of Davidson County gave the address while two descendant children unveiled the monument followed by a community picnic.
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Captain Hedrick
J. D. Andrew
R. L. Fisher
A. ©. Leonard
Lexington High School
J. C. Leonard
First Reformed Church
Lexington
Davidson County
Farewell Sermon By Lexington Pastor Abernethy
Rev J E Abernethy D D longtime pastor of the First Methodist church in Lexington delivered his farewell sermon after three years of service. The event marked the end of his tenure with the congregation in the city.
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Lexington
J. E. Abernethy
First Methodist Church
Minister and wife depart for Mooresville assignment
A large congregation gathers for Sunday services as he and his wife prepare to move this week to Mooresville. Dr. Abernethy was assigned to the recent annual conference in Charlotte.
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Mooresville
Abernethy
Charlotte
Free rupture treatment demonstration lands in North Carolina
Wim Rice Adams of N Y announces free trial demonstrations of the Rice Method for hernia at the Sheraton Hotel High Point on Tuesday Dec 6 and at the Greensboro Hotel Greensboro on Wednesday Dec 7. The method claims to control and push the rupture inside restoring normal function, with no cost to participants.
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Wim
Rice
Adams
N. Y
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
N. C
Greensboro Hotel
Greensboro
Web
Sheraton High Point
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