Dan Cardigan and Monnie O'Dare turmoil stirs family plans
Dan Cardigan faces pressure from his parents to marry Sandra Lawrence while Monnie O'Dare leaves for Europe with Miss Anstice Corey. Dan frets over Monnie's departure after a hostile town column hints at complications, as Sandra uses charm to pull him closer at a dinner, hinting at a complicated love web.
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Monnie O'Dare
Ans ‘de Cory
O'Dares
Dan Cardigan
Dan
Sandra Lawrence
Monnie
Wyoming
Sandra
Miss Cory
Europe
Arthur MacKenzie
South America
New York
Geraldine
Charles Eustace
Harry
Mr. Lawrence
Dad
Charles
Santa
Cincinnati
Helen
Tad Williston
Willistons
Tad
Williston
Williston & Co
Helen Williston
Belvedere
Danny
Danny Boy
Join Post Junior Detective Corps for badge offer
Readers are invited to join the Post Junior Detective Corps by sending their name and address with two Post Teasties box tops to Inspector Post, General Foods, Bettie Creek, Michigan. The offer includes a Detective Manual and badge and is good until October 15, 1933.
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Post
Inspector Post
General Foods
Bettie Creek
Mich
England and Wales Poor Relief Totals End of 1932
More than 1,340,000 people in England and Wales received poor relief at year end 1932, equating to 335 per 10,900 of the population.
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England
Wales
Simmons Leads Ruth In Poll For All Star Ballot
Early voters in Chicago favored Al Simmons of the White Sox over Babe Ruth for the American League team to face the NL star club on July 6. Ruth collected 1620 votes to Simmons 1681, with Earl Averill leading the N L voting in other positions and numerous players receiving votes across catcher, infield, and pitcher spots.
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Chicago
al Simmons
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Simmons
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Lou Gehrig
New York
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Foxx
Jimmy Dykes
Philadelphia
Charley Gehringer
Tony Lazzeri
Joe Cronin
Washington
Luke Appling
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
A’s
Bob Grove
Ted Lyons
Vernon Gomez
Oral Hildebrand
Evangelist Freed Of Bigamy Charge Guilty Of Vagrancy
Spokane hearing finds Rev. William J. Parry of Rockford Washington not guilty of bigamy but guilty of vagrancy after multiple marriages and misstatements. Justice Gram suspends sentence noting he does not believe Parry is a bad man.
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Spokane
Wash
William J. Parry
Rockford
England
Parry
Toronto
Anna Reese
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Anna Gardner
Gram
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Robert Ho Tung
Hongkong
King George of
London
Roosevelt
Hitler
Rudolf Nadolny
Reichswehr
France
Miwa
Celi
Renn Costlier
Ilder Camel’s .Ostlier
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Evangelist
Ideal Express
ODGE
Dodge
Dodge Trucks
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Wachovia
Federal Reserve System
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