Murder at Bridee by Anne Austin
A murder mystery features Juanita Selim slain at her home with suspects including Ly Carr and Dexter Sprague among others. Special Investigator Dundee probes payments of 810,000 and hidden jewelry as witnesses like Rawlins and Penny Crain are drawn into a courthouse inquiry, while Lydia arranges a cremation and the velvet wedding dress tress is mentioned.
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Juanita Selim
LY Carr
Dexter Sprague
John ©. Drake
Judge Marshall
Nita
Polly Beale
Clive Hammond
Solarium
Flora Miles
Janet Raymond
Ralph Hammond
Tracey
Sprague
Dundee
Hamilton
New York
Lydia
Forsyte School
Captain Strawn
Bonnie
Strawn
Penny Crain
Sanderson
Rawlins
Footprints Hint at Selim Murder Clue At House
Rawlins the gardener testifies to finding white ash layers in the laundry heater after burning papers and suggests someone tied to Miss Selim’s death may have been burning love letters. Penny reveals a secret safekeeping clue overheard at a country club porch involving Judge Marshall, Roger Crain, and the Selim securities.
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Sanderson
Selim
Minnie
Strawn
Bonnie
Rawlins
Emer
Dundee
Penny
Selim House
Ralph
Lois
Judge Marshall
Rascal
Dad
Flora
Johnny Drake
Clive
Untangling a Quiet Evening After a Dance
Dialogue reveals awkward tension about a possible arrangement in the house. Sanderson warns Dundee about Lydia's imminent arrival and hints at hidden secrets.
E A Robinson Birth and Rise as a Noted Poet
Edward Arlington Robinson born December 22 1869 in Head Tide Maine. He moved to New York after Harvard, struggled financially, then gained fame in 1897 with The Children of the Night. Critics praised his intellectual sincere American poetry and notable works include The Man Against the Sybil Merlin Lancelot Tristram.
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Edward Arlington Robinson
Head Tide
Harvard
Robinson
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Amy Lowell
The
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Merlin
UNC historian Dr Wallace Caldwell to Europe on Kenan professorship
Dr Wallace E Caldwell professor of ancient history at the University of North Carolina and his wife and two sons left Chapel Hill for New York to sail Christmas Eve for Europe as a Kenan travel professorship recipient. His itinerary includes Egypt Syria Turkey Greece Italy and Germany with plans to study archaeological discoveries before returning in September.
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Chapel Hill
Wallace E. Caldwell
University of North Carolina
Caldwell
Bobby
Teddy
New York
Europe
Kenan
Egypt
Syria
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Germany
East
Caldwells
Koch Reads Dickens Carol At New York
Frederick H. Koch director of the Caroling Playmakers gave two readings of Dickens Christmas Carol at the Town Hall in New York. One listener had witnessed Dickens read the work over sixty years ago. University President Frank Graham attended the event while in New York for alumni meetings.
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Chapel Hill
Frederick H. Koch
Caroling Playmakers
Dickens
Town Hall
New York
Frank Graham
University
Gardner to deliver two radio talks on state program
Governor C Max Gardner will broadcast two speeches from Station WPTF Raleigh. The first is set for Friday December 26 and the second for Wednesday December 31 both from 7 15 to 7 30 PM. Topics include state fiscal conditions and 1931 revenue challenges and Brookings Institute recommendations for state agency coordination.
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State Inn
WPTF
Gardner
North Carolina
Durham Life Insurance Company
General Assembly
Brookings Institute
Gardner radio broadcasts outline state issues on university matters
Governor Gardner says radio programs will brief the public on major issues before the General Assembly. Schultz, a 1930 fullback, and two others earned letters at the University of Illinois, linking athletics to the university’s profile.
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General Assembly
Gardner
University of Olinois
Schultz
Illinois Schultz Family Ties Since 1921
The Schultz family of Geneseo Illinois has long been connected to the community since 1921 through various generations and local involvement noted in this archival item.
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Illinois
Schultz
Geneseo, Ill
Unbreakable Glass Cover Marketed for Skillet Use
A new unbreakable glass cover for skillets is advertised to let cooks braise, sear, and fry without worrying about breaking the lid. The item promises durable heat resistance for everyday meat cooking.
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Bridee
Anne Austin
Anne Wcder Gackstaigs
4& SAM
Harper
George
Elmer Rawlins
Derson
Bon‘nie
Roger Crain
Leo F. Weisman
Cincinnati
Wanda
Russell
Clyde
Guriet
Soles
Renee Eels
Tes
Main St
Xmas
John T. Ellis & Company
South Main Street
E. A. Robinson
W. E. Caldwell
Koch
Daniel Green
Guys Uval Bridge
Red Bell
Steuart, Son & Co
Baltimore, Md
Mar
Mann Drug Store
Brazil
Ag Able
Hutchens
Libby
Bartlett Pears
Turkeys
White's Cornfield
National Food Stores, Inc
North Main
South Main
Russell High Point
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