Stormy November Ride Links Murder and a Vet's Death
Bannister offers a lift to a pretty girl in a taxi after meeting her in a stormy evening. The next morning Tracy King, orchestra leader, is found dead in his apartment and investigators seek an unidentified visitor. The taxi girl names herself France and asks Bannister to help. He aids her after learning of the case and reconnects with old friend Paxton, editor of the Tre tem, amid state education commission news.
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Bannister
Tracy King
King
Miet
France
Drum Bugle Corps and Auxiliary Host Chicken Stew
The local Legion Drum and Bugle corps with its ladies auxiliary held a chicken stew at the Legion hall last night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Powell and Mr. Rowell spoke greetings. Members plan hooked rug sales to fund uniforms and will take custom color orders. Commander George Hedricy presided as plans for a forthcoming project were outlined.
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Drum, Bugle Corps
Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Hall
W. T. Powell
George Hedricy
Corps
Diane
Tremont newspaper reopens murder case with ex reporter
Jim Paxton recruits ex-Tremont Post writer Dave Bannister to aid in covering the Tracy King murder. Bannister joins J Randolph Gainey and Austin in the city room as Cunningham at headquarters reports a break in the case with a girl described as key to the story.
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Paxton
Bannister
City Room
City
Gainey
J. Randolph Gainey
Post
Jeremiah
Jim Paxton
Mr. Bannister
David Bannister
New York
Mexico
Hollywood
Tremont
Austin
Cunningham
Henley
Waters Plea Drives Clown Husband Home to North Carolina
Jerry Waters, a Philadelphia vaudeville performer and former circus clown, plans to return to North Carolina by Christmas after his wife pleaded for him to quit wandering and help run their family business. She says neighbors fear she is being abandoned as Waters travels between states.
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He Waters
Kinto
Philadelphia
Carolina
Waters
Aters
Elizabeth City
Appointed On Commission Lexington Nov. 15
Professor A. W. Honeycutt named to oversee Lexington city school system as part of new commission. Details indicate appointment dated November 15 and encompass governance change for the district.
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Lexington
A. W. Honeycutt
Lexington City
Resinol Remedies Spotlight on Baby Skin Care
A mother recalls her two month old's persistent neck skin ailment and how Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap rapidly improved the condition. She recommends contacting Resinol Dept 46 A Baltimore for more information and a booklet on skin care.
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Betty
Resinol
Dept
Baltimore
National Park Visitors Hit Millions Each Summer
Every summer three million or more people visit U S national parks. Yosemite typically hosts the largest number of visitors among the parks noted in the report.
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Pere Sons
Yosemite
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McNeal
Dave Bannister
Roa
Iello
North Carolina
Inston
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Sinclair
North State Telephone Company
Frank White
Chub
J. Reynolds Telescce Company
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