The Dallas Heart Mystery in Abner Longwood's House
In a storm scarred night Jerry Longwood searches for his murdered uncle Abner Longwood and a priceless Dallas Heart while a frightened Nancy Lee confronts a masked danger. Abner appears as a living figure, the corpse vanishes, and a hidden tower room reveals a grotesque confrontation with the oil portrait lighting a doorway to a chilling encounter.
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Ripps Mitchell case reopened after Birmingham huddle
A Birmingham meeting overruled a Washington closure and led to indictments in Mobile for Joe Mitchell and Sam Ripps over jewelry sales to post exchanges and tax fraud. The column also summarizes a Council of Economic Advisers report to President Truman on unemployment, housing, and economic growth, and notes Mississippi Rep John Rankin clashing with FEPC foes on the House floor as Andy Jacobs criticizes Rankin's stance.
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Trivia quiz: tallest president and other quick facts
Abraham Lincoln at 6 feet 4 inches was the tallest president. There are nine Supreme Court judges. James Madison, 5 feet 4 inches, was the shortest. The Manchester Guardian of America nickname is not a standard headline.
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