Love Laughs At The Doctor On A Stand-In Mystery
Constance Maidwell assumes a stand-in role and meets painter Derek Manthon through nurse Miss Wilcox. In a hospital room, Constance comforts Jojo Thorvald, a boy who believes he killed her in a car crash. The scene blends deception and emotional tension as Constance navigates her double life.
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Constance Maidwell
Derek Manthon
Hildegarde Thorvald
Derek
DR. Rogers
Connie
George Thorvald
Constance
Hildegarde
Ernest Thorvald
Mark Rogers
Camilla
Cam
Camilla Wynne
Duchess of Gloucester Wins Reel Fame in Royal Family
A 1938 NEA feature portrays Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester, as the most photogenic royal in films. It highlights her natural poise and unstudied charm, contrasting her with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The anecdote of her helping launch a royal warship on screen illustrates her simple, candid appeal to the public.
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London
Benny Duchess of
Gloucester
England
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Windsor
Mary
Duke
Duchess of
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Duchess of Gloucester
Alice Montague Douglas Scott
Duke of
Cutlar Moore Defies Resignation Pressure in Liquor Board Row
Raleigh March 26 Cutlar Moore denied reports he tendered his resignation while advocates for county liquor stores push to replace him as chairman of the state liquor board. They seek a chairman aligned with control principles and harmony with county directors before the next legislative session.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
Cutlar Moore
State Liquor Board
Moore
Robeson
Clyde R. Hoey
O. Max Gardner
Hoey
Max Gardner
Liquor Board
Liquor Commission
ABC
W. D. McMillan
Wilmington
Har
Thomas J. Murphy
Greensboro
Murphy
Webb Williams
Pasquotank
Williams
Elizabeth City
General Assembly
Constance Slips Out as Ward Confronts Her
In a corridor Ward overtakes Constance and reacts with relief as she appears emotionally unsettled. He mocks her tears and teases her about acting while she considers what to say. The scene ends with a provocative glance and a tease of continuation.
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Constance
Population of Indians in US Rises Over 340000
The article notes a steady growth in the Indian population of the United States from 294 574 in 1865 to over 340 000 now. It emphasizes a rising demographic trend within the country.
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United States
Star gives the bird over phone and threats looming
A New York March 26 report says actress Gertude Lawrence received sinister notes from a sender claiming “Whipperwill” and calls to her backstage with threats of kidnapping and harm. Rumors say a six‑man bodyguard and secret food sampling protected her.
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New York
Gertrude Lawrence
Susan and God
Miss Lawrence
Gertie
Rubber bridge world championship hand and light satire
The article discusses a rubber bridge hand highlighting safety in play during match point duplicate. It contrasts optimal defense with South’s cautious approach after North’s rebid and explains tricks and risk. It then shifts to satirical notes on show business and playwright Vincent Carroll adjusting to New York after a restless first night.
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North
South
Carroll
Vincent Carroll
New York
Algonquin
Bridge hand analysis hints for three no trump contract
The note analyzes a bridge deal where West lures opponents toward three no trump but careful defense by South can still enable the contract. The deal shows East West and South with specific cards including Q9 on the ten eight of clubs and KQ43 in one hand, guiding play strategy.
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East
West
South
George Bernard Shaw
Margot Asquith
London
Shaw
Herbert Asquith
Oxford
Asquith
Shark parts find use in leather oil glue and jewelry
A declaration notes that nearly every part of the shark has commercial use. Skin yields leather, organs provide oil, the head produces glue, bones become fertilizer, and teeth are utilized by jewelers.
Scottish parliamentary divisions stretch over fortnight tours
Several divisions in Scotland are so large they require a full two weeks to tour. The immense size of these constituencies demands extended campaigning and travel plans by visiting MPs and party representatives.
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Scotland
National Air Week Promotes Air Mail and Defense
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports National Air Mail Week May 15 to 21 aims to raise public air mail awareness and postal revenue while boosting aviation interest for national defense. Major Paul R. Younts names Salisbury Postmaster James H. McKenzie North Carolina chairman. Kitty Hawk serves as official cache location.
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North Carolina
Defense
Major Younts
North Caroina
Kitty Hawk
Another Drunken Driver Is Guilty In Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville March 264 A drunken driver was found guilty in Thomasville court. S. J. Petty received a 12 month license suspension a $50 fine and court costs after trial before Judge C W Gilliam Kyser Pope was convicted of abandonment and non support he received a two road sentence suspended on bond $200 pay all court costs and $10 monthly to support his wife Cc L Beck was convicted of speeding and taxed with court costs.
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Thomasville
S. J. Petty
C. W Gilliam
Kyser Pope
Cc. L. Beck
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Miss Wynne
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King
Queen Mary
Mars & CO
Tokyo
Mony
Hitler
Vienna
Austria
Lou Gehrig
The
New York Yankees
Gehrig
Hollywood
Allen Joslyn
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Hank
Joslyn
Detroit Star
American Contract Bridge League
and W. Val
East Pass
Percy Hammond
Jay Gould
Stock Exchange
J. Harold Murrey
Connecticut
Harry Fender
St. Louis
Vinton Freedley
Howard March
New Jersey
McKenney
William E. McKenney
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