Missing bonds and murder at a stock firm case
Private detective Jim Orth investigates a theft of bonds at Marney Cravath’s stock firm Ames Warburton is murdered and attacks target Dolly Dumont and Cravath wife Sally Cravath’s niece. Orth, posing as Cravath’s guest, reveals the crime may be a long range physical job and names a favored suspect.
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Marney Cravath
Ames Warburton
Cravath
Dolly Dumont
Jack Dumont
Jim Orth
Sally
Murdered Ames Warburton analyzed by Windover heirs
Jim Orth probes a possible murder motive as Ames Warburton dies and Cravath family members clash over handling the aftermath. Eve Wheeler warns Orth to avoid slander and hints Ames’s schemes mask deeper tensions within the Windover circle, setting up a tense, character driven continuation.
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Cravath
Eve Wheeler
Jack Dumont
Judy Holliday Advocates Busy Home Life and Inner Beauty
Academy Award winner Judy Holliday shares her home centered routine blending housework with reading antiques refinishing records and music. She argues true beauty comes from scheduling a day filled with activities you enjoy and staying engaged through family culture and constant activity.
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Judy Holliday
Billy Dawn
Miss Holliday
New York
NEA
Alicia Hart
Judy
Advice on not criticizing husband’s relatives
The piece counsels keeping peace with a spouse by avoiding blame or negative talk about his relatives to friends. It emphasizes respect for the husband and suggests refraining from circulating criticisms or grievances.
Women Win Verbal Battles in Marriage Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues women often best men in arguments and cites common male tricks like storms out, nagging phrases, or unplugged hearing aids. She suggests women are not weaker in verbal conflict and that men use tactics to avoid finishing disputes.
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Sally
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Divorce Notice In Butler County Ohio Case 67898
Corporal Charles Edward Boomer Shine stationed at Camp Lejeune North Carolina is named in a divorce filing by Betty Jane Boomershine in the Butler County Common Pleas Court. The petition cites extreme cruelty and requests a divorce. Respond by March 26 1952 or the petition may be granted by default. Clerk JOSEPH T. KIEP Deputy Richard N. Koehler Maxwell Finkleman Attorney. Publication dates March 17 24 31 and April 7 14 21.
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Charles Edward Boomershine
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Betty Jane Boomershine
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard N. Koehler
Maxwell Finkleman
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