Letter Barred in Murder Case Drives Gypsy's Looming Trial
Gypsy worries over Nina Roberts's alleged killing of Dr. Fowler as Jim Wallace defends her, cites circumstantial evidence, and pursues a quick court showdown. Amid disclosures from newspapers and private letters, Gypsy mails Alan Crosby's missive while Jim insists on evidence and plans to visit the imprisoned defendant with medical opinion.
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Jim
Alan
Gypsy
Bradley
Abbie
Mills
Roberts
Nina Roberts
Dr. Fowler
Gypey
Frank R. Fowler
Gil
Fowler
Mulberry Street
Chicago
Lord—Ii
Matilda
Alan Crosby
Forest City
Metropolitan
James Wallace
Nina
Wallace
Cincinnati
Gypsy and Jim Debate Roberto Case Awaiting Verdict
Gypsy presses Jim about Nina and the Roberto case. He urges restraint, noting Nina’s pride and desire for solitude. Jim recalls the doctor's widow as a credible prosecution witness and hints the case darkens for Nine. Morning headlines intensify scrutiny as the tale continues.
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Gypsy
Jim
Roberto
Chicago Man Shot On Street After Theatre Walk Home
Chicago March 31. Max Tendler 42 was shot five times in the back while buying a newspaper as crowds returned from Riviera and uptown theaters. The killers fled in an auto. Police later arrested a teacher at the Metropole hotel with two companions in January for narcotics in possession worth 2000 dollars. The motive is linked to drug dealing. Tendler’s rumored ties to a New York police informer role are unconfirmed by New York authorities.
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Chicago
Riviera
Max Tendler
Teacher
Metropole
Marie Gibbone
John Baldwin
Tendler
New York
Becker
Lefty Louis
Gyp
Herman Rosenthal
Jacob's Ladder Horizon 1 Mainlanm of Japan
Capital Austria 31 Herb 12 To instruct ry 28 Rancid 20 instigates BO 3.1416 41 To perform Sones ft pl a5 Discharged 36 Stockings 37 Fears Vertical
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Japan
Scapital
Austria
Sones
Smudge Season Opens in Rogue River Valley
MEDFORD Ore UP The annual smudging season to protect the Rogue river valley's pear crop is on. The county agent's office has sent out warnings for orchardists to use their thermometers and frost alarms for smudging.
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Medford
Ore
Rogue River Valley
Dont Grow Old John Boles Warns Dont Grow Old
John Boles says birthdays should not fear age and youth remains desirable. He notes beauty relies on guarding complexion via smooth skin and glowing tones. Lux Toilet Soap advertises its use by actresses worldwide and in theaters.
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John Boles
Lux
Round Up of Horses in Walla Walla District
A wild horse roundup will occur in the Walla Walla district of the Umatilla forest in April or May. The herd has deprived sheep and cattle of forage. The animals will be sold to a packing house in La Grande for canning.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla
Umatilla Forest
la Grande
Aged Man Plans Homestead Move in Oregon Wilderness
C R Adams an 80 year old former Hillsboro resident plans to abandon his bungalow in Gold Beach to locate on a six mile back homestead near Rogue River. He seeks a simple life away from automobiles moving pictures and bright lights, choosing the wilderness over town sights.
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Gold Beach
Ore
C. R. Adams
Hillsboro
Rogue
Ver
Farm Shrinking? Newington Man Hires Surveyor
Newington Connecticut James Smith aged 82 plans to hire a surveyor after noting his farm seems to be shrinking. He questions whether weather or a misplaced boundary fence caused the change and seeks clarity on the land size.
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Newington
Conn
James Smith
New England
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Atlantic Building and Loan Association
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