Wartime London Mystery aboard the Moravia
In a London hospital Mary Carroll wakes to news of the Moravia sinking. She recalls Dr. Lenox, an American surgeon, and an ominous newspaper listing calling her dead. Desperate to reach Vincent Gregg, she snatches her things and prepares to flee, Calvary to find him.
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London
Vincent Gregg
Mary
Carla Marchetta
Gilbert Lenox
Tully
Moravia
Vincent
Mrs. Tully
Dr. Lenox
Dearie
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New York
Anna Winter
Lon
Don
Anna Winters
Anna
CHIEF JUSTICE Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle lists many clues with numbers and wordplay across horizontal and vertical entries. The page centers on a crossword style grid featuring famous figures and definitions, including references to the U.S. Supreme Court and various word clues such as units, pronouns, and descriptors.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Hollywood News and Plans For 1930s Filmset Moves
Hollywood notes outline Edward Griffith needing six native porters for Safari with Doug Fairbanks Jr and Adeleine Carroll and 25 men sent to wardrobe. Jimmy Roosevelt to launch Jobe Films with seven thousand dollars, aiming at four to five A-budget features yearly and a political hiatus next summer. Plus gossip on Welles and Flynn, Raft and Shearer romance, charity drives, Chaplin’s Dictator costume, Hughes roster hopes, Gloria Jean with Crosby, and Mae West ruling the set.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Edward Griffith
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Adeleine Carroll
Africa
Jimmy Roosevelt
Samuel Goldwyn
Jobe Films
The
Mary Pickford
Chaplin
Howard Hughes
Gloria Jean
Bing Crosby
Cranium Crackers Quiz On English History
A Want Ad style quiz asks true or false claims about the Church of England the Trooping ceremony Stratford-on-Avon distance to London Parliament opening date and St Andrews whisky source. It notes England once drew tourists for its quiet life and pageants amid blackouts and gas masks.
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England
Canterbury
Church of England
Buckingham Palace
Stratford-on-Avon
London
Parliament
St. Andrews
Scotland
Medical progress and notable deaths in 1939 review
Dr. Morris Fishbein surveys 1939 advances in sterilization by UV air treatment EEG use in epilepsy and psychosomatic medicine for asthma hypertension and arthritis. He notes new drugs for myasthenia gravis and syphilis and reports on refugee physicians aging care driver licensing and alcohol detection. He lists Nobel laureate Domag and the deaths of Harvey Cushing and Mayo brothers.
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Fishbein
Stanford University
United States
Domag
Germany
Harvey Cushing
William Osler
Mayo Brothers
William J. and
Charles H. Mayo
Fremont wins national mixed pair title in Michigan
In the seventh hand from the Pittsburgh national tournament, L H Fremont of Detroit and Miss Florence Stratford of Cleveland clinched the national mixed pair championship. Fremont’s three spades bid supported by Stratford’s four spades bid secured the contract, despite a heart obstacle.
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L. H. Fremont
Detroit
Florence Stratford
Cleveland
Mr. Fremont
Michigan
Fremont
Miss Stratford
Chronologic order defined for daily vocabulary
Lesson notes teach usage and pronunciation of tricky terms. The guide shows replacing passive phrases with concise wording and explains Usury Rout and chronologic order with emphasis on proper spelling and accents. It encourages daily vocabulary growth through clear examples and practice.
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Mr. Smith
Studio turmoil and star refusals unsettle Warner lot
The Warner lot reels with friction as Olivia de Havilland and Jane Bry an refuse to work on Married, Pretty and Poor while talks surface about loaning de Havilland to Republic. A new mood favors direct actions and urgent casting changes amid pay disputes and a dramatic cash-only wage request due to an outstanding damage judgment.
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Joseph Calleia
Warner
Olivia de Havilland
Jane Bryan
Miss de Havilland
Republic
the Cowey
Look and Learn Quiz by A G Gordon
A quiz with five science and history questions and humorous answer. It asks about the moon volume, Boy Scout founder, the four Gospels, boxing the compass, and the Boxer Rebellion country. It also includes a tip to whiten faded dresses by boiling in cream of tartar water.
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Boy Scout Movement
How Can I Dry Lettuce And Remove Rust Safely
Answers from Anne Ashley cover rust removal for nickel plating and quick lettuce drying. For rust, apply oil or tallow then wait days, rub with rotten stone, wash with ammonia, polish with whiting, kerosene prevents rust. For lettuce, place in cheese cloth and swing to remove excess water.
Canadian police reveal spy suspect held in Toronto
Katherine Haidinger a German girl detained by Dominion authorities is linked to twenty five marriage proposals from Canadians. Toronto police say she entered Canada illegally from the United States and is a suspected spy.
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Katherine Haidinger
Dominion
Toronto
Canada
United States
Modern Etiquette Questions And International Trade Note
The text presents etiquette Q and A on handling wrong numbers, serving etiquette with the maid, and theater entry order. It adds a Netherlands rule requiring cheese at least two weeks old before shipping to the United States and mentions rising wages in various Japanese industries.
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Netherlands
United States
Prince Charles the Great Faces Early Lessons in Reading
In 750 France, young prince Charles later known as Charlemagne is described as taught in hunting and riding but not reading or writing. He becomes king after his father Pepin the Short and brothers divide power, then reunites after Carloman’s death. He battles Saxons and Lombards, aids Pope Adrian, and returns lands to the pope.
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France
Charles
Pepin the Short
Carloman
Germany
Weser
Italy
Adrian
Christian Church
Alps
Flying Machine Pioneers
McKenney on Bridge Fifth Hand From Pittsburgh Event
The fifth hand in the series by the new national champions at the Pittsburgh tournament is presented with analysis and notes on the play.
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McKenney
Pittsburgh
New Reading Light Installed On London Trains
London commuters gain reading light aboard trains without breaking the blackout. The device provides illumination for passengers while maintaining wartime efficiency and safety protocols.
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London
Russia plans expedition to study Slavic kinship in Ukraine and Belarus
Russia announces an expedition to Western Ukraine and Western Belarus to study historical kinship of all Slavs, aiming to map cultural links and shared origins. The move signals a scholarly effort with political undertones amid regional tensions.
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Russia
Ukraine
Belorruia
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