Sally Bradley Faces Pressure in Hotel Case
Sally refuses to name the man with her while police press for clues. Hal Pritchard is named as the man in question as Sally explains she waited for him at a hotel entrance around midnight. Ruth and Jack question Sally about a missing car linked to the party and the investigation narrows to a potential suspect.
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Secret arrest plan stirred by tense social clash
In a heated exchange at a social gathering Ruth, Sally and Miss Bradley clash over a man linked to Ruth. An officer confirms an arrest is planned as others prepare to bring the man along, while Sue senses an hidden motive the group hides from she.
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Finland Wins International Recognition as Independent Nation
On January 9 1918 the Soviet government recognized Finland's independence proclaimed December 7 1917 ending the 1809 union with Russia. Sweden was first followed by France Norway Denmark and Germany in recognizing the republic. The Soviet Central Executive Committee unanimously accepted the recognition and Finland adopted the crimson banner with yellow iron and nine white roses as its flag. Dire predictions about Finland’s future as an independent state were noted. Washington State coach Hollingsberry named 1932 Stater coach after signing a three year contract. San Francisco rumors quashed.
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