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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1940

Page

5

Murder at Aunt Maggie’s House Party Near Atlanta

A tense houseparty near Atlanta ends in tragedy as Aunt Maggie is murdered. Sally and Bill host guests including Aunt Maggie and Eve. After a night of unease, screams wake the group and Alice is found in distress, unable to explain what she witnessed.

Mel Thay Sally Bill Atlanta Maggie Eve Bob Alice

Chapter 11 Something Horrible

Alice recalls a frightening upstairs sighting as the group debates what she saw a ghost or an ordinary object. The others dismiss fear while Bob and Bill question her, and Aunt Maggie’s clue to a secret room ties into a murder mystery as the narrator ponders motive and suspect movement through the house.

Alice Eve Bill Bob Claire Rae Sally Kirk Les Maggie Plutarch

Doughboy Slang and a Lobster Station Rescue at Boothbay Harbor

A World War II era slang glossary includes terms like Beaten up and Blighty while a Boothbay Harbor station report from UP notes firefighters saved over a million lobsters when pumping equipment failed at the state rearing station. Fire crews kept emergency pumps active until repairs could be completed.

Boothbay Harbor

Last Train Run Hailed At Oklahoma City Station

A Frisco railroad train arrival drew about one hundred employees and onlookers as Charles R. Brock piloted the passenger train into the Oklahoma City station, marking a notable event for local rail service.

Oklahoma City Okla CUP Frisco Railroad Charles R. Brock Sta

Alaska Purchase Ends 40 Years of U.S. Service

A fragment notes the end of a long era as Alaska joins the United States decades after purchase. The line marks the conclusion of extensive service, with the U.S. acquisition historically priced at two cents per acre.

Lion United States Alaska

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