Murder in a seaside house at Averill Tong Island
Linda Averill suspects four house guests after her elderly cousin Amos falls to his death from the balcony. She and Tom plan to keep the four men in the house to probe for clues while avoiding police action, while Linda fabricates a fainting memory to hide the truth.
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Amos Peabody
Linda Averili
Averille Tong Island
Linda
Hin
Amos
MR. Statlander
Fre
Tom Averill
Averill
Tom
Qhe
Martin
Marvin
Binks
Parsons
A. m
Fly to Fish Montreal Expands Access for Hunters
Sportsmen entering Canada for hunting and fishing find better sport and reach remote areas by air. A flying service operates from Montreal via St Donat St Agathe and St Michel to northern camps.
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Montreal
Canada
St. Donat
St. Agathe
St. Michel
French Air Services Reach 21 152 Miles Last Year
French air services including Africa Asia and South America traveled 21 152 miles in the last year with about 2 333 miles operated in cooperation with other firms. France led Europe in this metric while Germany ranked second.
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Paris
Africa
Asia
South America
France
Germany
Hope City platform seeks power plant revenues for growth
The Star's Platform urges using municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources. It calls for more city pavement in 1933, better alley sanitation, and backing the Chamber of Commerce. County plan supports annual all weather road construction to reduce dirt mileage. State goals include highway progress, tax reform, and budget-based government efficiency.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Thanksgiving Message Inspires Hope Amid Hard Times
A reflective piece urges gratitude for perseverance through economic strain and separation from wages. It recalls the Pilgrims’ modest beginnings and argues that, despite recent hardships, the nation has avoided disaster, kept neighbors fed, and can look forward to better days as Thanksgiving approaches.
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Pilgrim Fathers
Millions Boycotted Voting Places in Looming Election Day
The Texarkana Press notes 47 million registered voters for November 8, but under 36 million ballots counted across states. Roosevelt leads with 21,115,522 votes to Hoover 14,960,713, while La Follette’s 4 million from 1928 shift to the Democratic camp.
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Norman
Eugene V. Debs
Karl Marx Party
America
Holy Willie Upshaw
Georgia
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hoover
Robert LaFollette
New York
Texarkana Press
Quotes and images of wartime diplomacy and opinion
A collection of remarks from Yosuke Matsuoka on Japan's League of Nations status, Greek attorney Cristos Ladas seeking Insull's release in Athens, and Charles M Schwab criticizing American optimism, reflecting international tensions and public figures' views.
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Japan
League
Far East
Yosuke Matsuoka
League of Nations
Samuel Insull
Cristos Ladas
Athens
United States
Charles M. Schwab
Corsair Thrilling Screen Adventure at Saenger Theater
Chester Morris stars in Roland West's Corsair at the Saenger. A high seas thriller with pineapples bombs and rum running against a backdrop of storms and danger. Based on Walton Green Liberty magazine tale about an American football hero turned pirate.
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Chester Morris
Saenger Theater
Chicago
Chester
Roland West
Walton Green
Liberty Magazine
Saenger
Nations Again Are Inspecting Arms
Geneva notes outline a resumed four month recess end for the world disarmament conference general commission. Norman Davis leads the American delegation in tireless pursuit of agreement amid unresolved security and equality issues between France Germany and other major powers.
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P. I. Lipsey, Jr
Associated Press
Geneva
General Commission
Davis
Harmony
Norman Davis
Hugh Gibson
Ben
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Europe
London
Paris
Rome
European Security Grips Nations as Disarmament Talks Extend
The piece notes rising security concerns across Europe and beyond as Poland Romania Japan and China fear neighbors and Soviet aims. It highlights US Stimson policy favoring consultation and French pressure to bring Germany back to disarmament talks for a lasting peace.
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Poland
Romania
Baltic
Rumania
Bessarabia
Japan
China
South America
Germany
United States
Henry L. Stimson
America
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