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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

21 May 1937

Page 9

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1937

Page

9

Chapter scene at shrine house as sale notice looms

In front of a white cottage a crowd questions the residents while Bob and Sybil enter. Inspector Kennedy remains calm amid tension. A notice of sale of lands in Guilford County outlines an auction by M. Ferree on May 17 1937 at the Greensboro courthouse with details of the lot in Willenbar Terrace.

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Bob Mr. Hendry Joan Sybil Joam Inspector Kennedy Mr. An D. O. Frazier Rebecca Frazier Piedt% Insurance and Realty Company Register of Deeds Ford County North Carolina M. Ferree Greensboro N. C High Point Townip Guilford County R. B. Strickland R. B. Stricke Willenbar Terrace G. M. Ferree
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Mystery of Hendry Case Deepens with New Clues

Inspector Kennedy questions Bob Andrews as a San Francisco murder link emerges. A widowlike Joan Barrett’s past and a $40,000 stash surface while a midnight visit threatens Barrett’s safety. Kennedy mobilizes 20 officers to locate her before danger closes in.

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Inspector Kennedy Sybil Kennedy San Francisco Smallbrary Mr. Hen Dry Bob Mr. Andrews Joan Mr. Hendry Norton Washington Pennsylvania Station Barrett
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Long line of US vehicles would stretch thousands of miles

A line 8000 miles long with nine lanes would be needed to bring all motor vehicles in the United States together, illustrating the vast scale of the country’s vehicle fleet.

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