Beads of Fate and a Vetoed Dream at Palmer Home
Nadine and Azalea discuss heartbreak as Paul Moody loses a design contest to Azalea’s father’s veto. Azalea fears consequences of her father’s temper and Paul’s anger over the National Electric Building project. The pair hurry home from a poolside scene toward an uneasy night.
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Nadine Fennell
Azalea Palmer
Paul Moody
Azalea
Nadine
Paul
National Electric Building
Palmer
World-Famed Strand Magazine Closes After Long Run
London reports the Strand Magazine ends with its March issue after a storied history. The publication that nurtured Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and featured Kipling, Wells, Christie and Churchill exits amid changing tastes and rising paper costs.
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London
Strand Magazine
Sherlock Holmes
Strand
Arthur Conan Doyle
Pale Blue Monthly
Holmes
The
Dr. Watson
George Bernard Shaw
Agatha Christie
Lord Dunsany
Lidell Hart
Osbert Sitwell
Hugh Walpole
Michael Arlen
E. Phillips Oppenheim
L. T. Meade
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
George Newnes, Ltd
Southampton Street
Macdonald Hastings
Rudyard Kipling
Augustus Baker
Queen Victoria
Baker
Lincoln’s Height Noted as Six Foot Four Inches
The piece states Abraham Lincoln stood six feet four inches, claiming his stature made him the tallest U.S. president. It emphasizes his height in relation to others and notes his prominence in history.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Executors Notice of Bettie Hunt Sapp Kirkman Estate
Executors Marguerite Kirkman Murray and Forrest H. Murray notify all persons with claims against the estate of Bettie Hunt Sapp Kirkman of Guilford County North Carolina to exhibit them by January 10 1951 or be barred from recovery. Debts to the estate should be paid promptly. High Point North Carolina January 20 1950. Roberson Haworth Reese Attys.
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Bettie Hunt Sapp Kirkman
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point North Carolina
Marguerite Kirkman Murray
Forrest H. Murray
Bettie Hunt Sapp
Kirkman Roberson
Haworth
Reese
Attys
High Point
Wild Flowers Bloom High In Western North Carolina Mountains
Rangers report bluets blooming near Richland Balsam at 6030 feet while Craggy Mountain rhododendron buds were left undisturbed. Great Smoky Mountains headquarters note 24 wildflower varieties blooming in the park as unseasonable warmth extends spring across the region.
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Asheville
Blue Ridge Parkway
Parkway
Richland
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Weekend Monkeyshines Spark Citywide Animal News
A chaotic weekend features a leopard on the lam in Oklahoma City and a string of animal capers across cities. Reports include a zoo escape, a cat dining with a mouse, a fox tied to a boy and a dog named Boots later revealed as Mustard, with local rewards and neighborly rescues noted.
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Animal Kingdom
Oklahoma City
Morristown
N. J
Theodore Lovenberg
Boots
Mustard
Theodore
Plainville
Conn
Alice Curtis
Tony
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Avalon
Michelangelo
Heaven
Brilliant Magazine
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Conan Doyle
Grant Allen
Allen
Doyle
Hitler
Churchill
Germany
Ethel James
Walter McGrath
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. G
George Ansbro
Animal Monkeyshines
Velma L. Chandler
American Medical Association
Chicago Laboratory
Indianapolis
Jungle Baby
E. J. Oyler
Sammy
Phoenix
Ariz
Mike Pryor
CAL
Krks. Ine
Lanny
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