Murder on the Golden Gull Aboard Bolitho Blane Mystery
Detective Kettering reports on a yacht murder aboard the S Y Golden Gull. Blood smear on a porthole curtain, boot tracks from a table to the porthole, and a damp carpet patch suggest Bolitho Blane was murdered rather than dying by his own action amid financial distress.
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Golden Gull
Miss Ferrisavage
Rocksavage
Lady Welter
Reginald Jace
Jocelyn
Derringham
Rockvage
Stodart
Ringbottom
Bolitho Blane
Bringham
Miami
Blane
Southwold
Neame
Coast Guard
Keys Kettering
Florida Police
Ketterings
Schwab
S. Y. Golden Gull
Traffic Report Presented at Rotary Club Meeting
F Logan Porter Sr spoke on 1936 High Point traffic data noting daylight crashes on dry roads. Most drivers were sound, with carelessness the primary cause. women drivers rose sharply since 1935. 80 percent of vehicles were privately owned passenger cars and few drivers were intoxicated.
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High Point
C. H. Rhodes
Enterprise
Grady
Southern
Winston-Salem
R. T. White
Chicago
Harry Mann
Philadelphia
Henry Shipper
Grand Rapids
al de Vries
Thomasville
James Foscue
Geo. H. Crowell
Bill Royal
Goldsboro
Geo. Hackney
Lexington
D.ef
Proctor
Greensboro
Frank Dix
Bill Fitts
Sanford
Bunn Hackney
Mystery on the yacht unfolds with locked cabins
Denoted as a crime scene clue, Wheatley’s note instructs locking cabins at breakfast aboard the S Y Golden Gull to search them and question passengers, marking a serialized installment in the investigation. The dated instruction 8.1.87 appears as evidence in the ongoing yacht mystery.
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Keys
Florida Police
S. Y. Golden Gull
Western North Carolina districts study occupational research program
Seven western North Carolina districts of the state employment service met in Charlotte to study details of the state and federal occupational research program.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
State Employment Service
Love as life's greatest motive urged by Rev. Lovelace at Lions dinner
Rev A C Lovelace told the Lions at Elwood hotel that love is the supreme motive among five life aims fear revenge group approval self interest and love. The club voted 25 for flood relief and welcomed new member J C Woodard. Guests included Rev E Tadlock EB Jones Bill Bivins and Gary Davis.
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A. C. Lovelace
Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
W. J. Carter
L. R. Zimmerman
R. H. Smith
Durham
W. J. Ashbaugh
J. C
Woodard
Rev. E. Tadlock
EB. Z. Jones
Bill Bivins
Gary Davis
Lovelace
Tts
Emerywood Country Club
United States Drinks Coffee Far More Than Tea
A report notes Americans favor coffee by a factor of sixteen over tea, reflecting broad cultural and dietary preferences. The finding highlights coffee's dominant role in daily routines and beverage markets across the country.
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United States
Stone begins seven-year manslaughter sentence
Lumberton witnesses Emory F. Stone a 62 year old farmer begins a seven to year manslaughter sentence for the death of his wife after being found fatally injured beside a highway.
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Lumberton
Emory F. Stone
Hoey Speaks at Raleigh Chamber urged civic collaboration
Governor Hoey addressed the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce urging citizens to participate in state government and support reforms. He emphasized collective action to improve governance and economic development in the state.
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Iron Rocksavage
Nick Stodart
Stodartshows
Argus
Jacket
Gordon
F. Logan Porter, Sr
Rotary Club
Ree Leef
Davis
W. A. Davis Milling CO
Hamilton St
By Dennis Wheatley
NEA Service, Inc
William Morrow & Co
Detective Officer Ketterings
Adien Selo
J.M.S
Vicks
Vasional Food
Hutchens
Pet
Strictly Fresh
Oxydol
Chase
Sanborn
Nall Pkg. Ac
Camay
Libby
Armour Star
Bree
SOC
Brookfield
Roma
OLEO
White House
Qld
Virginia
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