Murder In Cahill Street A Night Of Revelations
Lieutenant O Leary and Detective Carroll track a web of deceit in a mansion, uncovering a scheme to rustle money from a contemptible partner and a threatened disbarment. Miss Hazel Leighton reveals a key letter while Las Sayler and Barbour confront their fraught motives as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leary
Hazel Leighton
Jed
Los Angeles
Sayler
Miss Leighton
Eorge Barbour J
Carroll
Berbaur
Riggs
Martin
Carrol
Barbour
Carl Toll
Hansord Arms
Miss Waters
Nehi Expands to 46 States and D C
Nehi Corporation announces expansion to 46 states plus the District of Columbia and Hawaii with a Honolulu bottling plant. Products include Royal Crown Cola Par-T-Pak and Nehi beverages. The firm says aggressive merchandising and broad advertising drive growth while 400 plants bottle products and over 50 000 people are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Nehi Corporation
Royal Crown Cola
Par-T-Pak
Nehi Beverages
District of Columbia
Hawaiian Islands
H. RB. Moit
Hollywood Studio Woes Hit Hit Parade of 1941
Hollywood notes reveal Republic Pictures struggles with costly delays and accidents while filming musical Hit Parade of 1941. Cast changes, laryngitis, injuries, and a grand jury probe disrupt production as directors and stars navigate mischance and stand-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Republic
Bullet Pictures
Benny Goodman
John Aver
Goodman
Jan Garber
Social Calendar Highlights A Week Of Local Events
Wednesday features bridge clubs at the homes of Mrs. Lawerence Martin and Miss Daisy Heard, and an 8 30 dance at the Canal hotel with hostesses Miss Gladys Wisner Miss Ruth Bowden and Tommy Bacont. Thursday brings more bridge and a Pines program at First Christian church with a 7 30 swing. August 23 includes Clara Lowthorp chapter picnic at Checkered at 4 30. Fourth of July-like teases describe Fayetteville visitors and a party at JR Williams lawn with many young social set guests and cookies to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawerence Martin
Contract Bridge Club
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Oko
Canltat Hotel
Gladys Wisner
Ruth Bowden
Tommy Bacont
Contract Bridge Clu
Darsey McRae
Delock
Betty Jane Allen
Jessie Clarice Brown
Billy Ed Basye
Billy Duckett
Community Notes From The First Christian Church Weekly Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society met at the church with sixteen members and one guest, Mrs Nellie Gibson. A program featured a prayer, a vocal solo, and talks on The Christian Program in China and a story about a Hine boy’s Jesus, closing with benediction before adjourning to September 16. Mary Elizabeth Lusby wed Herman Davis in Washington July 12. they plan to reside in Hope. Woodman Circle 96 met at Woodman Hall welcoming former members and an out-of-town guest, Mrs Clarence Robison. Various social events followed including buffet suppers and banking parties hosted by Nancy Joe Coleman and Miss Nancy Joe Coleman, with gatherings and bridge clubs hosted by Mrs Leonard Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S. of Christ
Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Mondey
Nellie Gibson
Walter Carter
J. RB. Floyd
Ile
B. L. Hette
Jd. BR. Caul- Jimer
Joe Oln- Sternl
China
Gdel Luck
Jesus
Davis-Lusby
A. Lusby
Prescott
Mary Elizabeth
Hermon Davis
Hope
Washington
Bill Woodson
Arkadelphia
Davis
Merle Davis
Woodman Circle
Popular Grove
Woodman of the World
Woodman Hall
Clarence Robison
Orange
Texas
Personal mentions ink local social notes from the paper
Mr and Mrs John Guthrie and sons Jack and Alastair left Wednesday by motor for Albuquerque New Mexico as Texas visits her parents Mr and Mrs T R Bryant Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fairchild at Rosslon guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Erwin Mrs W J MecDow and Ray left Wednesday for Hickama in Uitte Rock after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W E Jones accompanying Mrs Pook H Jones and brother Bobby Glaze for the day Mrs A L Severance and daughter Marion Severance returned Tuesday to Durant Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guthrie
Jack and
Alastair
Albuerque
New Mexico
Clarence Robison
Orange
Texas
T. R. Bryant
Lloyd Fairchild
Rosslon
Howard Erwin
W. J. MecDow
Ray
Hickama
Uitte Rock
W. E. Jones
A. L. Severance
Marion Severance
Durant
Eva © Taylor
Ruth Devinny
Minden
Louisiana
W. J. Lemke
James McDonald
Fayetteville
Burl Lee Archer Jr
Ray Martin
San Antonio
H. O. Kyler
Travelers Triumph as Litlle Rock Pummels Memphis
Little Rock crushed Memphis 12 to 4 in the opening game of the series. Tommy Irwin led a 21-hit attack with five safeties as every Traveler contributed, extending Little Rock’s hot stretch to seven wins in eight. Memphis starter Frank Veverki was knocked out in the fifth after a six-run rally, while Jim Drehdergast earned the win with a seven-inning effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Tommy Irwin
Litula Rock
Mmphis Chicks
Joe Koblinaty
Jim Drehdergast
Travelers
Memphis
Standings and matchups from Tuesday and Wednesday baseball games
The standings show Nashville 11 Knoxville and Little Rock 12 Memphis 3 Birmingham 8 7 New Orleans 1 8 Atlanta 5 Chattanooga 4. Wednesday games include Memphis at Little Rock Chattanooga at Atlanta Nashville at Knoxville New Orleans at Birmingham and several intercity matchups among Cincinnati Brooklyn New York St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston and Chicago with mixed results. Farley reportedly can call 190 000 people. remarks note his talent for name calling in umpire conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Knoxville
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gates
Boston
Detroit
Chensgo
Cleveland
Washington
Philaadelphia
Farley
Yankees
Southern ‘Associaton
W. L. Ret
Abe New Orleans
Litue Rock
Knoxville _ woe
Nine states once had blast furnaces in 1889
In 1889 nine states Connecticut Georgia Maine New Jersey North Carolina Oregon Texas Washington and Wisconsin had blast furnaces but none today. Minnesota and Utah had none then but do now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
The
Union
Connecticut
Georgia
Maine
New Jersey
North Carolina
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Utah
Pennsylvania Leads in Glass Production Statewide
Pennsylvania remains the leading glass producing state, with Ohio following in the second position as figures show Ohio ranking second in annual output and Pennsylvania maintaining top status across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Humble Cantaloupe Gets a Break in Wax Preservation
In Federalburg Maryland a melon packer has installed a waxing machine that dusts and cleans cantaloupes and coats them to seal pores and preserve flavor for weeks. The wax coating extends freshness beyond the usual period. Also a notice notes that one in 105 residents in West Virginia holds a fishing license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Epicures
West Virginia
Army reappoints shavelail as second lieutenant
An army unit announces the reappointment of an officer titled shavelail to the rank of second lieutenant. The notice confirms the promotion and lists the official title as recorded in the military order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shavelail
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Norman Kahl
Nea Ar Ayir
Yrstaruay
O'Leaty
Haide Ieee
Leighton
Inslow Mardell
Martin Sayler
Mardell
Leutenant
Mardel
Welch
Sayier
Welcher
Nehi
D. of C
Harrison
Paul Harrison
Lionel Stander
East
Reform Grand Jury
Stander
Burton Fitts
Fitts
Phil Regan
France Langford
Gene Autry
Auer
New York 7
Henry
Artieta
Joe
DiMeggio
Yankee Star -Dept
Man of Conquest
Houston
Tvrom
Richard
Dix
Dark Command
Claire Trevor
Blane Clay Concietes
Flac Club
Thomas Kinser
Floyd Portefield
W. G. Allison
Joe Olnstead
Tom McLarty
Archer
Bart Lee Archer Sr
Wyd. Lemke
Fair Park
Ko. Reoach
Thesday
RL. Broich
George Newbern
Elen Carrigan
Brawch
McPherson
Mery
Orville Holscher
Hisnevites
Kate Holland
J. W. Miller
Walter Miller
Ivan Bright
Sara Ann Holland
Ruth Ellen Boswell
Phala McBride
Nancy Joe Coleman
Nancy Joe Caleman
Margaret Bush
Billye James
Betty Ruth Caleman
Betty Ruth Coleman
Betty Monts
Merian Crutchfield
June Duke
Dorothy Ruth Dodds
Virginia O'Neal
Marjie O'Neal
Leonard Ellis
Havok Hobson
Paul Jones
Vincent Foster
Dick Forester
Albert Graves
Dick Watkins
Billy Bob Herndon
MCA
ST. Joseph
Saenger
Stardust
Ray Mill
Patricia Morison
Farrell MacDonald
Macbowat
Vincent Lopez
Rialto
Priscilla Lane
Thomas Mitchell
Bown, Morgan
Ladies Specialty Shop
Irvin
Oojuha
Paul Sanders
D. Proctor
EL Dorado
Ome
Mrs. Newbern
A. L. Barber
Martha Larber
Little Reel
Patricia Williams
Byron Brown
Mr. Brown
Earl Poteler
Inayetteville
Tone Green
Chillicothe, Mo
Chillicothe Business College
Odr
J. W. Branch
Florida
Bill Wray
Billy
Arel
Evans
al. Louis
Ripley
Royal Crown
Nebs Carp
I Bottling Company
F Anoya Mes, H, Brielin Stamps, Ark
Pee
America
Hope Star
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