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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1936

Page

3

Unconfessed Leila Sees Mystery at Keller Home

Leila Seton witnesses a room estranged assault at the New York Keller home during a party. She becomes entwined with guests including Monty Mitchell and Mr. Deck as Nora Harriden vanishes and is found dead with a head wound. Police intrigue, missing diamond chain, and a suspect pool surround the tragedy.

Leila Seton Kellers New York Letty van Alstyn Leila Harriden Deck Letty Rancini Nora Dan

Dinner Window Tale Deepens in Harriden Case

In the Harriden villa a detective recounts interviews with the staff and guests. The scene at the north window in seven thirty hints at an intruder and raises questions about how Mrs Harriden died. The inspector weighs inside versus outside access as Alan Deck and Miss Seton face scrutiny.

Monty Mitchell Mrs. Harriden Donahey Weller Mitchell Harriden Anson H’m Mr. Harriden Alan Deck Rancini

U. S. Fifth in War Combat Planes Revealed

The Aircraft Year Book 1936 shows the United States behind Germany Britain France and Japan in total combat planes while leading in technical excellence. Britain plans to reach 4 500 machines by 1937 with 3 600 in 1936. Germany’s fleet grows toward 2 600 by year end Goering aims for 2 600 ships. Russia tallies 4 000 planes by end of 1936.

New York United States Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America Germany France Japan Great Britain Goering Italy Russia

Matron's Daytime Dress With Vestee

A new Barbara Bell pattern presents a daytime dress with a capelet sleeve and vestee, designed for mature figures and versatile for town or country wear. The street frock focuses on slender lines with a pointed bodice, in sheer cotton prints and chiffons, sizes 34 to 50, with fabric needs and price details. Pattern No. 1907-B and the Summer Pattern Book are available from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Bizarre courtroom Scene in Pale Gray Drawing Room

In a pale gray drawing room a heavy inspector in a dark uniform sits behind a fragile inlaid tabla as a bizarre scene unfolds. The tense moment blends formal procedure with an odd, private setting.

Sleepy Auto Drivers Highlight Sleep Loss Study

University of California researchers warn that drowsy drivers show poor perspective, slow eye movements, and erratic color judgment after a 54 hour open eye marathon. Four students Fred Thompson Le Baron Stockford Frank Friede took part while Earl Lions left early.

Los Angeles University of California Neil Warren Brant Clark Fred Thompson LeBaron Stockford Frank Friede Earl Lions

Pastor uses films to teach morals on radio

Rev. David Carl Colony reviews a Greta Garbo or Marx Brothers film in five minutes nightly, arguing 80 percent of motion pictures convey a moral lesson. He links the film’s message to biblical text to reach about 80 million weekly moviegoers, aiming to draw more to religion.

Philadelphia David Carl Colony Greta Garbo Reverend Colony

Longest City in World Honolulu Extends Across Oahu

Honolulu claims the longest city status with a 40 mile long island and a conterminous city county border. Legislation extended Oahu’s reach to Midway 1300 miles NW and Palmyra 960 miles S for administrative purposes. If Main Street ran its full length it would span 2260 miles.

Honolulu Oahu Midway Island Palmyra Island

Camden Claims Oldest Paid Fire Department in U S

Oldtimers in Camden New Jersey contend the city hosts the oldest paid fire department in the United States dating to 1869 with the Camden Steam Engine Company No 1. The switch from volunteer hand pumpers to paid firefighters marked a key change while citizens remained required to form bucket brigades during fires.

Camden N. J Oldtimers United States Camden Steam Engine Company No

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