Night club singer on yacht party mystery
Sylvia Craig, secretary to Woodford, clashes with Peter Kemp amid a yacht party on Evergreen Island. Julia begins singing on a gambling ship after Nesbitt’s death. police suspect her as a witness in the case. Woodford’s maneuvers and Payson’s bail shape a tense, unfolding drama aboard the Wood pic.
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Sylvia Craig
Woodford
Peter Kemp
Law
Julia
Sanders
Tranee
Joseph
Jon
Hugo Nash
Royal Bitt
Evergreen Island
Julian
Tom Payson
Ping
Nash Nesbitt
Nestt
K Julia
Tatta
Payson
Wood
Smith Garland
Nesbitt
White B
Noth
Wood Pic
Buchen
Amy
Kemp
Garland
G. Williams Miller
Tom
Peter
Bucen
Baden
Bucher
Theresa Davis
Julia Nesbit case drama at the White Club continues
Julia confronts threats and public scrutiny after a murder tied incident. Tommy Payson offers support while Woodford and Baden maneuver pressure, and Julia faces a cheering crowd seeking a sensational glimpse rather than her singing, as plans for the Nesbit investigation unfold.
Jiffy knit blouse pattern for beginners opened
Pattern 5323 offers a simple lace bodice and sleeve design with plain bands on the sleeves and ribbed waistband. Includes plain skirt pattern and material needs. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. at 259 W 14th Street New York for pattern 5328 and blouse skirt instructions in sizes 16 18 and 38 40.
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Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Ambassador Daniels Heads to San Diego for Exposition
Mexico City reports Ambassador Josephus Daniels and Mrs. Daniels depart by train for San Diego to represent President Roosevelt at the February 12 opening of the Pacific International Exposition. He plans visits to Los Angeles and other California cities and returns to Mexico City around February 14.
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Mexico City
Josephus Daniels
Daniels
San Diego
Calif
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
California
First Class Rates On Liners Abolished and Trouble Is Over
Paris, Feb 10. A rate war in North Atlantic passenger travel ends as cabin class becomes top across liners. Luxury liners may see slight rate cuts while smaller ships gain from cabin designation. Cunard White Star withdraws its resignation after a tense three day conference.
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Paris
North Atlantic
Cunard-White Star Line
Cunard-White Star
Hinges Need Oil Says Handy Home Step
A home maintenance tip explains hinges knobs and latches require annual oiling for smoother operation and longer life. A drop of oil improves function and longevity.
Hosiery Shipments and Production Reach New Highs in 1935
The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers reports December 1935 total shipments at 8,648,372 dozen pairs, up about 6 percent from December 1934, with December production at 8,917,906 dozen. For 1936 total output reached 111,268,099 dozen, a 7.6 percent rise from 1934, and 84,000,000 dozen of women’s full fashioned hosiery shipped in 1935, a new record.
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Buletin
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Mono poly shipment arrives at local store
A shipment described as similar to Mono poly has just arrived at a local retailer. The item is being marketed as a comparable puzzle or game device amid fresh stock and customer interest.
Hosiery Industry Shows Growth in 1935 Employment and Shipments
The 1935 hosiery bulletin notes shipments roughly matched 434 dozen pairs with 111 522 while production stayed within shipment bounds. It credits improved industry performance over 1934 and cites a peak payroll of 149 326 in October 1935 with 147 053 workers at year end, about 15 000 more than 1933.
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The
Bulletin
Nazi Gardener Claims Child May Be Lindbergh Jr
Akron police report police chief Boss received a letter from a gardener in Schleswig-Holstein alleging a boy left in his care by a man June 15, 1932, could be Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. Boss showed a photo of a blond boy and said Johan Kling, the gardener, ...
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Akron
Frank Boss
Schleswhe- Holstein
Germany
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Boss
Johan Kling
Unclear letter cited in police report mentions a child claim
Police chief said he notified the Department of Justice about a letter and sent a copy with a photo to Colonel Norman Schwartzkopf of the New Jersey State Police. The letter claims Gardener Johann Kling received a child on June 15, 1932 born around May 17, 1930, with no birth papers and a father who lacked verification or funds.
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America
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