Love and Deception in a Turbulent Triangle
Judith Grant, Alan Steyne, and Chummy Morley weave a tangled romance as Bastien Dumont proposes a risky plot to secure Judy’s happiness. Chummy offers to marry Bastien to keep Steyne away, then they plan a discreet elopement abroad. Judy faces a decision as Gideon prepares to leave for good.
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Judith Grant
Alan Steyne
Chummy Morley
Chummy
Steyre
Judith
Bruce Gideon
Steyne
Bastien Dumont
Bastien
Dumont
Alan
Judy
Mr. Gideon
Clarissa
Ginori
Temptation and Threat Loom in Judy and Gideon
In a tense domestic scene Judy confronts Gideon as a temblor rocks the church town. He tears from her room in violent longing but she defuses him with bold calm and brandy before he departs for France. A planned December marriage to Luna Colt hovers as his last fling.
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Bastien
Judy
Madame de Toros
Gideon
Goodby
Mr. Punch
Punch
Bruce Gideon
France
Luna Colt
Thirteen Is Heaven Crossword Clues Overview
A compact puzzle listing multiple Across and Down clues with numbers and partial hints. The Saturday’s answer section recaps themed entries like Sun and hardening, while other entries hint at words such as deer stamina and beer.
Corrections Notice On an Errorgram List
A morning publication reports corrections including a misspelled LEISURE word. It notes the newspaper name appears on the back page and the left arm rest of a bench is missing. The scrambled word RECOMMENDATION is identified as such.
Crown For Bean King Title To Farmer
In Trinidad Colorado a silver crown will be awarded to the Las Animas county farmer who yields the most pinto beans per acre this summer. The crown will be kept as long as the holder maintains the title of Pinto bean king.
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Trinidad
Colo
Las Animas
The Story of Sue by Margery Hale
Corrinne bursts into the Merryman home with snowy air and a white fox fur, telling Sue of gifts from her husband, including a jewelled wristwatch. Mrs. Merryman nears recovery and Sue plans to return to work in a week as Corrinne considers a longer vacation while Jack is away.
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Sue
Margery Hale
NEA Service, Inc
Corrinne
Merryman
Mrs. Merryman
Thorntons
Southland
Jack
Corrinne Seeks Urgent Cash Then Suggests Plan
Corrinne begs Sue for money claiming upcoming bills and bank pressure. She reveals she wrote a check for a high sum to a man who pressed for payment, fears consequences if Harry or his father learn, and hints at a plan to obtain funds quickly with Sue’s help. Sue senses a dramatic, risky scheme.
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Corrinne
Sue
Mozambique decree makes coast trade a Portuguese monopoly
Corrinne explains that Mozambique now places coast‑wise trade under Portuguese control through a new decree, effective across the coast from Portuguese East Africa. Foreign steamship lines protest the measure as a shift that limits competition and opens the market to a state‑backed monopoly.
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Mozambique
Portuguese East Africa
Prof Loeffel urges low priced wheat for hog feed
University of Nebraska expert Prof W J Loeffel argues that stock feeders should consider inexpensive wheat as a hog feed option to curb costs and maintain production efficiency.
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Prof
W. J. Loeffel
The
University of Nebraska
Laundries Use About 52000 Bales of Cotton Yearly
A historic note shows laundries requiring roughly 52 thousand bales of cotton annually. This figure highlights steady demand across textile services and domestic producers during the period. The data reflect broad consumption patterns in industrial laundry operations and cotton sourcing.
North Carolina News Briefs and State Health Move
Dr. A B McCreary the former state epidemiologist has joined the Tennessee Department of Health and will report August 15. Rev E N Poteat of Raleigh urged restoring NC confidence at a vesper service at NC State College on a talk titled A Curt for Pessimism.
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A. B. McCreary
State Board of Health
Tennessee Department of Health
N. C
North Carolina
E. McN. Poteat
Raleigh
N. C. State College
North Carolina American Legion Hits Member Target
Oldsboro reports 15005 members for the North Carolina American Legion with a goal of 17266 for the year. Col. George K Freeman of Oldsboro announced the figures as state commander.
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Oldsboro
N. C
North Carolina
George K. Freeman
Eight-year-old falls into lake after bank collapses
An overhanging bank at a lake in Shelby North Carolina gave way as eight year old Eugene Eskridge stepped onto it. He fell into the water and drowned. Police and rescue workers recovered the body.
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Helby
N. C
Eugene Eskridge
Miner Palmer Smith Killed by Boulder at Carolina Coal Mine
At Sanford Minnesota an accident in the Carolina Coal Mine claimed the life of Palmer Smith aged 34. A falling boulder toppled him while he worked underground. He was a miner employed at the mine and is survived by colleagues at the site.
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Anford, MN
Palmer Smith
Carolina
Five-Year-Old Boy Run Over by Truck in Rebers
Bert son of W A Davis was struck by a truck and seriously hurt in Rebers N C AP reports a severe injury to the child with authorities investigating the accident.
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Bert
W. A. Davis
Rebers
Abandoned Newborn Found On Doorstep In Town
A month old white baby boy was abandoned on the doorstep of a Black family’s cottage in Fayetteville North Carolina. Police launched an investigation and residents expressed shock at the incident as officials urged tips and cooperation.
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Ayetteville, N. CC
New Crops For Georgia Since Boll Weevil Came
Georgia diversified its agriculture after the boll weevil reached the state 16 years ago. Extension economist John JL Anderson notes peach production rose to the lead, watermelon output grew from 5,000 to 21,000 cars, tobacco is now worth about 6.009 million dollars yearly, and poultry has become a key income source for farmers.
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Athens
Georgia
John JL. Anderson
State College of Agriculture
Lisp Course Slated at Oklahoma A and M College
A course for Lisp programming is planned for next fall at Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. The program aims to teach Lisp concepts to students and faculty, expanding the college’s computer science offerings.
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Oklahoma A. and
M. College
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