Gold Finds Fuel Bold Claim by Colter Family
The Colter family resumes the search near Paul Colter’s death site and discovers rich ore in a cave. They claim the property and sell ore for $400 while Carolee buys clothing and a memorial marker for Paul. Stuart Blake visits the lodge and Nina Blake advises on love and social barriers as Carolee confides her feelings.
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Carolee Colter
Prospector
Stuart Blake
Carolee
Henry Colter
Paul and
Silas Colter
Nina Blake
Stuart
Colters
Paul
Paul Colter
Caroleen
Mr. Colter
Golden West
Miguel Peralta
Sonora
Virgin of Guadalupe
Tubac
Colter
Phoenix Street
Arizona
Nina
Trousseaus
Brother
England
Kingsbury Run Torso Killer Strikes Again in Cleveland
Cleveland police grapple with the Kingsbury Run murders as the tenth victim is found dismembered near the Cuyahoga River. Despite months of investigations, detectives report no leads and no recovered head, with a pattern suggesting a medically trained killer and a continuing, chilling threat to the city.
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NEA
Cleveland
Edward Andrassy
Kingsbury Run
Hobo
Cuyahoga
National Guard
Judge Winston Opposes Court Plan Prefers Amendment Approach
Judge Robert Winston, retired jurist and author from Chapel Hill, spoke in Blue Ridge North Carolina against Roosevelt's Supreme Court reorganization plan as unsound. He urged constitutional amendment letting the people vote, warning the move risks converting the judiciary into a totalitarian body while defending minority rights and civil liberties. He supports Roosevelt but urges dropping the plan amid looming foreign war uncertainty and potential US entry.
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Blue Ridge
N. C
Robert Winston
Chapel Hill
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Bench
Germany
Russia
Winston
Number of U S motor vehicle dealers exceeds forty thousand
A large figure indicates over 39 870 motor vehicle dealers operate across the United States reflecting extensive auto trade activity. Dealers vary by size location and brand representation influencing local markets.
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United States
Real estate transfers in Guilford County townships
Property deeds show multiple transfers across Guilford County townships including Clay, Sumner, Jamestown, Orehead, and Greensboro areas. Notable transactions include R. C. Murrow to B C Kivett for 3000 dollars and Annie C Crews moving to D L Shreve for 15000 dollars. Several tracts are listed with adjoining references and nominal sums of ten dollars.
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C. M. Borum
Macy, Jr
Rodney Lee
Myrtle Beach
Friends
Deep River Church
David Farlow
Guilford College
James Lowe
Summerfield
Melford Smith
Pauline Thornton
Herman White
M. A. Wood
J. L. Hines
Delphine Thornton
Jamestown
Lois Skeen
R. T. Joran
Guy Lewis
Chilkowle
Virginia
C. V. Idol
T. J. Jones
Idol
Indiana
Lewis
Floyd Dillon
Charlies Marsh
Shady Oak Dairy
Bill Dillon
Rex Thornton
Sumner
R. C. Murrow
Kivett
Reynolds
Ethel Bryant
R.a de Oe
McConnell Road
Annie C. Crews
D. L. Shreve
Andrew
Central Investment Corporation
C. W. Kivett
Church Street
Eloise Hutchens
Benbow Road
R. L. Glosson
A. Andrews
McKnight Mill Road
Addie Andrews
B. L. Elkins
Lucy A. Stokes
Beech Street
Friendship Township
Lawrence T. Hoyle
A. T. Smith
Jefferson View
Ten Deaths Follow Blast In Finland
Police report a series of ammunition store blasts at Sveaborg castle near Helsingfors causing 10 deaths and injuring at least 20. Sixteen buildings were destroyed and two bodies recovered with eight missing.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Sveaborg Castle
Marian Martin Pattern 9348 for Slender Summer Frock
Marian Martin offers Pattern 9348 a lightweight summer dress with short sleeves and a panel bodice. The pattern includes a diagrammed sew chart and fits sizes 34 through 46 with yardage for size 36, available in cotton silk or synthetic fabrics. Orders cost 11 to 25 cents for patterns or books, sent to The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Hollywood influence on Broadway shown in signs and stock
The article notes Hollywood impact on Broadway with trade papers buying stock in film companies to gather industry facts. It sketches showy storefront signs and anecdotes about stars and executives, including Lucille Manners, Carmela Ponselle, Bert Lahr, Jack Buchanan, Marlene Dietrich, Helen Menken and Barry Wood.
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George Ross
New York
Hollywood
Father Divine
Hollywood Laways
Carmela Ponselle
Bert Lahr
Jack Buchanan
Marlene Dietrich
Helen Menken
Barry Wood
Steel riot film seized by police in Chicago raid
Police raided a hall linked to the West Side Young Communist League and confiscated a Memorial Day steel riot film. Six men and one woman were arrested. Alva Syrus Adams, 36, identified as the projector operator and film owner, was detained. Ten protesters died in the riot.
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Chicago
West Side
Young Communists League
Alva Syrus Adams
Patricia Wilder Chooses Georgia Crackers Over Hollywood Hearts
Hollywood actress Patricia Wilder nicknamed Honeychile declares she prefers a Georgia man to Hollywood types. She praises Southern chivalry and manners, contrasts Southern gentlemen with film stars, and says her goal is to buy a Georgia farm, marry a southerner, and raise boys.
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Hollywood
Patricia Wilder
Georgia
Miss Wilder
Macon
Honeychile
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