Mystery at Wentworth Manor Ends in Amateur Feud
Inspector Waldrop probes the Wentworth household after the patriarch dies from heart failure believed caused by a shock. Jack Wentworth confronts a vanished Jill as staff and family, including Miss Dexter, face questions about a possible inside job and a missing marble paperweight.
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Jack
Howell
Mrs. Wentworth
Somone
Mr. Wentworth
Waldrop
Lockwood
Jackio
Barry
Inspector Waldrop
Dexter
Jill
Willis
Local Weather Forecast Southeastern States
Today noon the area shows lower 40s to mid 40s with fair to overcast skies. Rain expected in spots, cooler on the coast tonight and Sunday with north to northwest winds. In the Carolinas fair tonight and Sunday with cooler north coastal areas. in Georgia fair with cooler inland sections. Coastal winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville will be moderate to fresh northwest with overcast conditions tonight and Sunday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Northwest
Georgia
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Gandy Hook
Official Weather Bureau
Princotton
Seeereterree
Aubusia
Seereeere
Little Rock
Meridian
Mobile
Mt. Mitchell
En Orleans
York
San Antonio
Eorverer
Spartanburg
Washington
Respect for Treaties Guided Far East Conference Debate
The Brussels conference drew pleas for treaty obedience as a path to peace. Davis urged Japan to join in voluntary, peaceful settlement benefiting China and world trade. Delegates including Delbos and Eden stressed upholding international law to resolve the Far Eastern dispute.
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Brussels
Japan
Davis
China
V. K. Wellington Keo
Yvon Delbos
Anthony Eden
Delbos
Congress plans quotas for market tobacco and crops
Washington reports Congress debates farm legislation at a special session. The House Agriculture Committee discards arbitrary marketing quotas for wheat cotton and rice while tacitly approving tobacco quotas and deferring corn. Senators Bankhead and Ellender push for compulsory cotton controls.
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Washington
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Bankhead
D-Ala
Senate
House Committee
House
Ways and Means
Jones
D-Tex
Agriculture Committee
Supreme Court
Agriculture Department
Ellender
D-La
Ala
Bilender
South
Cheese varieties rely on cow milk and ripening
The text explains that most cheeses are made from cow milk and that differences among varieties arise mainly from varying ripening methods.
Law Favors Approved Airstrip Landings in Hegypt
In Hegypt it is illegal to land an airplane at locations other than approved landing fields or official aerodromes. The rule targets unauthorized landings and enforces use of designated sites.
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Dorothea Lawrence
White House
John Adams
Abigail
Dolly Madison
Jackson
Hayes
Lincoln
Harrison
Coolidge
Hoover
FDR
Penal Building Plans Approved in North Carolina
Raleigh reports the state highway and public works commission approved a $275,000 penal building program. A special committee will meet November 19 to review $75,000 plans for a women's prison building, with $100,000 allocated for a central prison industries building and $100,000 for additional industries fees.
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Raleigh
N. C
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Frank L. Dunlap
Women's Prison
Central Prison
Ed Mendenhall Named President of Real Estate Body
The article notes Ed Mendenhall named president of a real estate body as Salisbury hosts a convention. Speakers include Vincent P. Bradley of Trenton and G. Leroy Kemp of Darien among others, urging entertainment for all attendees and highlighting regional boards and associations.
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ED Mendenhall
High Point
Bodey
Vincent P. Bradley
Trenton
N. J
National Association of Real Estate Boards
G. Leroy Kemp
Darien
Textile Bill Seen As Back-Up If Wage Bill Fails
Rep Kent Keller of Illinois said the textile bill would be a rifle behind the door if Congress does not enact the federal wage and hour bill. The measure would regulate hours and pay for about 1.25 million textile workers, eliminate child labor, and set fair trade codes while seeking a 40 hour week and 40 cent minimum wage. Keller’s subcommittee plans to report it onward if the wage bill stalls.
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Congress
Washington
Kent B&b. Keller
D-Ill
House Labor Committee
Keller
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Henry Ellenbogen
D-Pa
Labor Committee
Swiftshire rescue at sea saves six Greek survivors
A tanker rescued six Greek survivors from a sinking vessel after the Swiftsure sighted them at 9 24 a m. The live-aboard survivors could not explain the disaster but sign language indicated more rescues might follow as radiomaritime alerted nearby ships to standby.
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Poteneree
Savannah
Radiomarine
Swiftsure
Nanking and Shanghai area scarred by Japanese push
French authorities report about 100 Chinese soldiers set fire to a home for the aged run by the French Little Sisters in Shanghai's French concession during Japanese mopping up in Nantao. Half the institution was destroyed as the Japanese advance lingers west of Shanghai toward Nanking.
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Shanghai
Nanking
China
Home For
Little Sisters
Nantao
Wheat Consumption In United States Noted At High Level
The article states that about 700 million bushels of wheat are consumed annually in the United States, reflecting high domestic demand and broad agricultural use across sectors. It emphasizes national scale and steady consumption without detailing regional shifts or seasonal variations.
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United States
Broadway gets clairvoyant labels two tryouts hits
Broadway teems with new items as two major tryouts draw interest. The George M Cohan Roosevelt parody I d Rather Be Right and the Lunts Amphytrion 38 show strong demand, while George Abbott s Angel Land mystery comedy and upcoming film adaptations raise Hollywood chatter.
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Broadway
New York
George M. Cohan
Roosevelt
Moss Hart
George
Kaufman
Alfred Lunt
Lynne Fontanne
Lunts
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Taber Forms 18 member Committee on Grange Farm Policy
Louis J. Taber master of the National Grange names an 18 member special committee to draft policy on farm legislation for recommendation to the delegate body. The panel will study about 60 resolutions amid hearings as Congress opens. Taber plans retirement after 14 years as leader, sparking potential leadership friction.
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Harrisburg
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Congress
Taber
National Grange Committees On
Grange
Master Taber
MO J Blair 77 Beloved Man Dies After Public Service
MO J Blair, 77, longtime North Carolina school building director and Springf ields Friends Church leader, died after a life of religious work botany and museum leadership. Survived by two brothers and four sisters, funeral at Springfield Friends Church with 2:30 service and 3 o'clock rites. interment to follow at Springfield cemetery.
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Wilmington
Blair
North Carolina
Sprinefie Historical Museum
Bleir
Springfiels Friends Shurch
Brethrs
Bigirs Dairy
Col. W. A. Blair
Winstes Salem
David H. Bighr
Washington, D. C
Wigs Point
Mien Ada
Emma
Martha
Biv Blair
Whelty
Springfield Friends Church
Clara J. Cox
Pee Tom A. Sykes
Thomasville Rey
Samuel Haworth
Gun College
Springfield
Cemeiens
Tokio Sin Counts by Inhabitant Ratio
A note from Tokyo, Japan reports one sin per 24 residents, framing a cultural or religious statistic about daily life in the metropolis. The brief statistic highlights a compact view of moral or behavioral norms within an urban population.
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Tokio
Japan
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