Thunder Mesa Murder Mystery at New Mexico Hacienda
Pearl de Forest is found dead with a knife to the throat at Thunder Mesa Hacienda in New Mexico. Ramon de Forest discusses archaeology with Professor Shaw while probing motives among the isolated house guests and family as authorities piece together clues in a fatal incident at the hacienda.
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Thunder Mesa
de Hacienda
New Mexico
Pearl Forest
de Forest Brothers
Pearl
John
Tante Josephine
Betty Welch
Ramon Vasand
Angelique Abeyta
Bob
Pierre
Santa ¥Y
Ramon
Pearl de Forest
San
Arde
Prejor Shaw
Professor Rose
Pearl John
New State Office Building Likely to Be Authorized
Raleigh reports that a large new state office building is favored to relieve crowding in agencies and to reduce rent costs. officials advocate a 12 to 15 story structure on the old blind school site with potential federal grants and plans to add floors later, despite opposition from local real estate interests.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Commissioner of Labor
A. L. Fletcher
Industrial Commission
Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Employment Service
Fletcher
WPA
The
Resettlement Administration
Capitol Square
Blind School
Board of Health
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Wake County
Violent Death Toll in North Carolina Rises to 26
Charlotte reports Christmas accident fatalities push North Carolina total to 26. Ed Bridges, 50, dies when struck by a car near Gastonia as traffic deaths reach 14. Blazes and explosions claim several lives including five burned, two in a fireworks store blast in Asheville on Christmas Eve. Six hunters die from shotgun accidents. A Kinston woman injures herself fatally while handling a flare.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Ed Bridges
Gastonia
Asheville
Kinston
Annual Tri State Hospital Meeting in Raleigh
The annual meeting of hospital associations for the Carolinas and Virginia will convene in Raleigh on April 22 through 24. Leading officials from member hospitals will gather to discuss policy, staffing, and regional health issues.
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Raleigh
The
Carolinas
Virginia
Organized Labor Plans Campaign On Legislative And Industrial Fronts
Washington dispatch notes organized labor will push on both legislative and industrial fronts to extend gains under four New Deal years. John L. Lewis leads UMW drives in coal, steel, and auto sectors while AFL ramp up in other industries, with court battles over Guffey acts and proposed labor legislation to widen social protections.
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Organized Labor
Washington
Associated Press
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
The
American Federation of
William Green
A. F. of L
Green
Committee On Industrial Organization
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
National Bituminous Coal Commission
New York Garment Workers
Mr. Roosevelt
George L. Berry
Industrial Council
White House
Berry
NRA
National Industrial Recovery Act
Lewis’ Unions
American Federation of Labor
O'Mahoney
Black Connery
Walsh- Healy
Dynamite Angle Is Being Probed In Asheville Blast
Sheriff Laurence Brown investigates a Christmas Eve explosion at a Asheville fireworks store that killed two and injured eleven. The coroner's inquest hears claims the blast could stem from dynamite purchases or a heater's gasoline fumes in an unlit chapel heating the building.
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Asheville
Laurence B. Brown
Brown
Dave Moneyham
A. L. Duckett
Fred Jones
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Ida R. Gleason
NEA Service, Inc
Misthey
Duke University
Mary
Aimee Tower
Garden City
Joseph
Frank Cator
Mahwah
Emory Plaster
Leesburg
Leesburg, Va
Joseph Fretwell
Wilmington, del
Norman Wherrett
J. C. Baskervile
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Joseph L. Miller
American Association of Railway Labor Executives
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