Ace Sleuths Face Double Murder Case in New York
In a dramatic Easter scene on Fifth Avenue, Veronica Gedeon is found slain in her apartment alongside her mother and a lodger, as detectives led by Captain Edward Mullins and Deputy Chief Inspector Francis J. Kent begin linking the case to the earlier Nancy Titterton murder. The New York homicide squad, aided by technicians, canvasses five rooms for fingerprints while the Pekingese barks at clues.
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Charles Orman
New York
Fifth Avenue
Ani
Glases
Beekman Pliny
Nancy Titterton
Joseph Gedeon
Mes. Gedeon
Pinch
Stein
Veronica Gedeon
Mary Gedron
Frank Byrhos
Gedeon
Vic Pekingese
Nanes Titterson
Mary Case
Veronica Gedean
Francis J. Kent
Belis
Titterton
Tospector Kear
Edward Mullins
Homicide Squad
Kear
Bela
Erie
Gothia
Sith
Ani Fillanhuttai
A Thought About God and Self From Balley
A short reflective line states that nothing on earth is worth knowing except God and our own nature, attributed to Balley.
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Earth
God
Atull
Balley
Bonded Bus Job Swindle Nets Local Applicants
Jerry Wade, unemployed driver, seeks a dream bus job from a con man posing as Inter Ocean Bus Corporation. He advances a $200 cash bond after borrowing from relatives and pawning belongings, only to learn the "port sound director" is a scam. Four others also fall prey in the city.
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Jerry Wade
Fred Manning
Jerry
Freyne
Manning
Bundog Fluates
Great Western
Carl
Mr. Freyne
Sam Mr. Freyne
Crescent Garage
Wade
Port Sound
Inter-Ocean Bus Corporation
Tman
Jana
Marley Moore
Isig
Mercedes
Kroyng
Rose Carrol
Rose
Ann
Village claims most churches per capita in western Michigan
Marion, Michigan with about 900 residents boasts the highest church per capita ratio, roughly one church for every 180 persons. Denominations present include Latter Day Saints, Methodist, Free Methodist, Catholic, and Seventh Day Adventist.
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Marion
Mich
Michigan
Dinner Costs Bobcat's Life in Colorado Prison
A bobcat broke into a Colorado prison and died after a chicken dinner provoked by its raid. Guards found the animal devouring six chickens and shot it to stop the intrusion.
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Bobcat
Canon City
Uolo
Colorado
Hia
Roosevelt targets rising steel and copper prices in public works shift
President Roosevelt announced a new public works focus to boost consumer purchasing power by funding projects like dredging and earthen dams instead of steel bridges, acknowledging a policy reversal as durable good prices rise. The move followed a stock market drop led by steel and copper and sparked questions about future actions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Stolen Cars Haunt Canton Police Officers
Canton Ohio police report a wave of auto thefts touching officers, with Patrolman C C Hinkle finding a stolen car at his curb after a report, and Detective Ralph Trump discovering another stolen vehicle abandoned at his own home.
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Canton
C. C. Hinkle
Ralph Trump
Turned Brown By Brown Turner Longview Tale
A fragmented sample from a Longview Texas page reflects stray musings on the Supreme Court, patience with justices, and a jab at off-brand beer. The text also jokes about Russia’s constitution and a vague contest of understanding, hinting at a broader editorial voice.
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Longview
Texas
Supreme Court
Russia
Battle to keep street open in Rison Arkansas
Citizens of Ris on in Cleveland county Arkansas filed a Friday court action against the state highway commission state rangers and Cotton Bell railroad to keep open a street. They sought an injunction to remove barricades at the railroad tracks near a new 60000 dollar overpass that had closed a 25 year old crossing. The suit claims railroad workers erected the barriers while rangers guarded the site and accuses the overpass project of failing to maintain the crossing elimination required by the government.
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Little Rock
Rison
Cleveland County
State Highway Commission
State Rangers
Cotton Bell Railroad
Dave Cash
Hames R. Rhyne
Jack ‘Holt
Rhyne
Arkansas
United States Bureau of Roads
D. F. Jones Construction Company
John E Browning Rural Mail Carrier Dies at 60
John E Browning aged 60 retired rural mail carrier died at his East Third street home at 7 a m Saturday He served Hope Route Two for 27 years retiring last year due to ill health Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Rocky Mound cemetery Rev W B Hamilton First Baptist officiating Survived by widow four sons Deecar Malvern Wylie Harry Clyde of Hope daughter Clara Browning two brothers Jim Houston Charley Browning Hope sister Mrs W L McFarland Emmet mother Mrs Elizabeth Browning Emmet and two grandchildren
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John E. Browning
East Third Street
Hope
Rocky Mound Cemettery
W. BR. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Deecar
Malvern
Wylie
Harry
Clyde
Clara Browning
Jim
Houston
Texas
Charley Browning
W. &. McFarland
Emmet
Elizabeth Browning
Waterloo Cutoff to Get Blacktop
In recent Chamber of Commerce meetings W H Mann area engineer of the Works Progress Administration outlined a Waterloo Cutoff project linking Highways 19 and 4. Berry Asphalt Company Benedum & Trees Oil Company will cooperate with county officials to begin April 9 with concrete bridges, all weather road, to be completed in three days. machinery moves in Monday.
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Nevada County
Repid
Te Department
New Orleans May Cotton Opens and Closes at 14.33
The New Orleans May cotton market opened and ended at 14.33, with spot activity described as quiet. Middling price recorded at 14.78, indicating limited trading and stable nearby values.
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New Orleans
Hempstead County CCC Seeks 20 Recruits at Welfare Office
Mrs. Sale M Broeping of the Hempstead County Welfare Board announced on Saturday that the CCC quota had not been filled and 20 more applications would be accepted at the welfare office in the Elks building. Eligible youths from any relief branch, ages 17 to 27, may apply starting Monday. The county quota was 54.
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Sale -M.' Broeping
Hempstead
CCC
Elks
Trustees Vote to Retain J Reeves at Pine Bluff School
LITTLE ROCK a The board of trustees for the boys industrial school at Pine Bluff voted Friday four to one to retain John Reeves as superintendent disregarding a suggestion by Governor Bailey earlier in the page three continuation.
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Little Rock
Pine Bluff
John Reeves
Bailey
Striking Ford Plant Evokes Citywide Protests
A chaotic scene outside a Ford plant in Kansas City saw crowds shouting encouragement to strikers and local organizers as leaders voiced readiness to move in. Reports say a second wave of workers received layoff slips with pay, prompting others to sit down rather than return to work. Continuous protests were described as spreading among employees and onlookers as the weekend actions began.
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Strettsvoutside Eee
Lewnsons
Kansas ‘City
Jack Swift
Coeslet-Fisher
Ee AL We Ac Eal A
Ford
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Works Progress
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Robinson
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Brown Turner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Lincoln
Federal Department
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Faun
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Illey
Prnk Berne
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Rocky Mound
Waterloo
U.S
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Johnson’ Mollison
America
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London
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