Barbara Hawley Weighs a Dangerous Scoop at the Telegraph
Barbara Hawley, 25, breaks with fiancé Bruch Reynolds and chases a lead at the Telegraph. She teams with Jerome Ball, encounters a drunken driver, and is saved by Jonathan Manners of Manners Stone and Reynolds, who later backs Vale Acres ads and interviews Mrs Lydia Stacy. Barbara pursues a risky real estate story as the mystery deepens.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruch Reynolds
Telegraph
Andrew McDermott
Bob Jiefvries
Barbara
Lighthorse Inn
Jerome Ball
Norman Houllowele
Bob
Violetta
Romeo
Bruce
Jerome
Telegraph Building
Pegasus
Babs
Manners
Stone
Reynolds
Vale Acres
Germans rise in popularity of winter sports across Europe
Berlin reports Germany has become the third most popular nation in winter games behind Norway and Sweden. Over 20 ski events are planned Jan to March in Bavaria Harz Black Forest Thuringia with 70 000 national members and 12 000 skating club members. German athletes lead in ski running and ice hockey with Neuner close to European ski jumping records.
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Berlin
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Lower Bavaria
Harz Mountains
Black Forest
Mousteious
Thuringia
Neuner
Bavarian mountain tours offered in heated limousine aircraft
Four Trans Europe Union services based in Munich operate winter sight seeing flights in all metal Junkers planes. Tour options include a 15 minute city and suburb flight or a two hour circuit around Zugspitze. Passengers need only normal street attire.
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Junker
Trans- Europe Union of
Munich
Zugspitze
Bavarian Alps
German inmates craft toys for mentally disabled children
Two hundred prisoners at Ziegenhain penitentiary in Hessen spent weeks before Christmas whittling and assembling toys for children at a privately run home for the feeble minded in Treysa near Cassel. They also conducted a jail collection, raising 122 marks to buy apples and candy for the youngsters.
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Germany
Ziegenhain
Hessen
Treysa
Cassel
Lange elected honorary chair of German Democratic Party
Frau Helen Lange, 77, praised for 45 years of campaigning for women suffrage, named honorary chairman of Germany's democratic party. A veteran feminist leader, she edited Die Frau and began activity in the 1880s, now writing memoirs on Germany's democratic struggle. She lives in Berlin's fashionable west end.
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Frau Helen Lange
Democratic Party of Germany
Frau Lanage
Die Frau
Frau Lange
Germany
Berlin
Blindfolded earp used by Dr. von Frisch
Blindfolded earp experiments attributed to Karl von Frisch, noted as a pioneering biologist, with emphasis on sensory testing and behavioral studies conducted under his guidance.
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Dr. von Frisch
Fishes Show Smell Sense In Experiments At Munich Institute
Dr. von Frisch reports carp distinguish bitter sour and sweet smells and prefer sweetened meat while rejecting plain odorless meat. Fishes eagerly eat sweetened cotton though ignore ordinary cotton, proving strong attraction to sweetness. Mussels become seasonal dish as Duchess of York serves mussel and mushroom sandwiches. Mayfair ties noted.
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Zoological Institute
University of Munich
von Frisch
Mayfair
Eleanor Smith
London learning ten eat mussels
London reports fashion in dining as mussels with delicate sauces become sought luncheon fare. The note adds that the poor have long enjoyed plain mussels in summer times and hints the trend may broaden.
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London Learning
London
Three Deeds Put On Record Yesterday
New Year's day opened slowly at the register of deeds with only three records filed. B S Kimbrey transferred property to W Davis on Randolph avenue in Morehead for 525 dollars. Sadie Lee Everhart sold land on the Guilford college station road for 6500 dollars to S W Inmon. S A Caveness conveyed a Martin street lot for 6200 dollars to R S Troxler.
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Register of Deeds
B.S. Kimbrey
W. Davis
Randolph Avenue
Morehead
Sadie Lee Everhart
S. W. Inmon
Guilford College Station Road
S. A. Caveness
R. S. Troxler
Martin Street
Sign to Sell Shoes If Unpaid Repairs Prompt Punishment
In Nuneaton England on January 2 a shoe repairer Timothy Payne posted a sign warning that unpaid boot repairs would be sold to cover expenses. He then acted on the warning but was jailed for a month by a magistrate on a charge of stealing a pair of women's shoes as a white bailee.
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Soledt Nuneaton
Eng
Timothy Payne
Leslie Junkett’s car stolen motor found after hour struggle
In Glasgow Kentucky on January 2 Leslie Junkett failed to start his coupe for over an hour. He then raised the hood to discover the motor had been stolen, leaving him without transport.
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Glasgow
Leslie Junkett
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NEA Service Inc
Pat
Bobbie Dear
Mr. Manners
Miss Stawley
Lydia Stacy
McDermott
Mann
Bonnie Betty
Woolworth's
Marcelling
Nestle Landll Permanent Waving
Spert
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
High Point
Red Bell Shoe Store
Winston-Salem
Cecil
Wachovia Bank
Hill Roofing Co
N. Wrenn
Mrs Bessie, Elvivinger
Bessie Ellinger
New York
Broadhurst
Sheraton
Whitman
Hart Drug Co
Mary Carr
Ben Turpin
Willard Lewis
Patsy Ruth Miller
Fox News
Stephen C. Clark
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Atlantic Bank &Trust Co
Tire Service Co
E. High
Chichester
Ann
Eve Nee Toe Chun S
Pwin-City Welding and Tank Company
English Street
Cecil’s
Twin City Welding & Tank Co
Saeedeer
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