Disappearance Mystery Draws Dartmoor Detective
London detective Mark Brendon, on holiday, investigates the vanished Michael Pendean and the suspected involvement of Robert Redmayne. Clues include a blood-stained bicycle rest, a cement sack found far away, and family tensions as Brendon travels to Paignton and then to Redmayne's cliffside bungalow near Foggintor Quarry with Jenny Pendean.
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Jenny Pendean
Michael Pendean
Jenny
Robert Redmayne
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Foggintor Quarry
Robert
Redmayne
Michael
Mark Brendon
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Roberts Named Statehouse Custodian in Carmel
Henry A. Roberts of Carmel, former state statistician, assumed custodianship of the Statehouse today, succeeding Roy Couch who resigned amid alleged irregularities. Appointed by the board of public buildings and property, with Governor McCray and Secretary of State Ed Jackson in agreement after Republican district chairmen’s recommendations. The salary is $2,500 annually. File examiners of the State board of accounts.
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Carmel
Statehouse
Roy Couch
Roberts
Board of Public Buildings and Property
McCray
Ed Jackson
Jackson
Robert Bracken
State Board of Accounts
Six U S Judges Set New Record in Brooklyn Court
Six federal judges in Brooklyn set a record by disposing of a large number of cases last week. Judge Harland B Howe handled nearly 300 cases in the criminal branch with many pleas of guilty and speed in trials. He tried seven cases with one jury, a plan that was abandoned after objection by the U S district attorney. Since May 19 there have been 203 arrests for Volstead Act violations, mostly by New York City police, with cases to be moved for trial next week. Judges William B Sheppard of Florida and Lawrence Groner of Virginia settled nearly 100 admiralty cases.
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Brooklyn
Harland B. Howe
Vermont
Howe
United States District Attorney
New York City
William B. Sheppard
Florida
Lawrence Groner
Virginia
Admiralty
Court judges set to clear bankruptcy calendars
The motion and equity branch of the court with Judge Robert A. Inch and presiding Justice Judge Ed win L. Garvin hear bankruptcy cases. All judges aim to clean up their calendars by next week.
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Motion and Equity
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Robert A. Inch
Common Law Court
Edwin L. Garvin
Missing rugs from Lydia Whitcomb residence in Philadelphia
Mrs. Lydia Whitcomb reports two oriental rugs valued at 600 dollars missing from 1105 North Pennsylvania Street. Her son Larz Whitcomb, 3105 North Pennsylvania Street, says the home was entered via a basement window and the first floor door broken.
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Rotarians Frolic At Riverside Park Dance Night
More than 200 Rotarians and their families and guests will attend the annual dance and frolic at Riverside Park Monday night. The Riverside dance pavilion management invited Rotarians to use the hall and Nelson G. Trowbridge, entertainment committee chairman, has arranged surprises for the party.
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Nelson G. Trowbridge
Putting Em Up Fruits Jams Preserves Promotion
Consumers are urged to preserve berries and fruit now with jam and jelly making guidance. Fill a coupon and mail to the Washington Bureau Indianapolis Times requests a bulletin on Conserves Jams Marmalades and Preserves with four cents in stamps.
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Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
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Pension Law 10 and Indiana Reforms Examined
A Family Welfare Society committee will travel to Cincinnati on Friday to study the mothers pension law and compare it with Indiana's, enacted last session as a revision to the 1901 act. The Indiana measure allows a guardian board to place a ward under a mother’s care with per diem expenses. The society will also run a summer camp at Fairview Settlement, open from Thursday to September, for 25 boys and 25 girls aged 6 to 18.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Guardian Board
Fairview Settlement
Greek Injured in Crash in Indiana
Nicholas Simons a Greek sustained severe internal injuries when his motorcycle collided with a freight engine near Muncie Indiana He was thrown about thirty feet and seriously hurt in the crash reported by United Press on June 27.
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United Press
Muncie
Ind
Nicholas Simons
Smile Wins Rich Hubby Counter Girl Marries
South Bend dispatch reports Melba Beutler an 18 year old counter girl at a local plantation owner in Chilean wealth marries a rich planter after a rapid romance. The union highlights social mobility and
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Melba Beutler
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Local Cafeteria Worker and Jose Sedano Face Separation
In St Joseph Michigan a woman who knew how to smile impressed Jose Sedano. The couple traveled to St Joseph and planned to depart for Chill where Sedano would oversee a plantation left to him by his parents.
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Jose Sedano
St. Joseph, Mich
Sedano
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