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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1946

Page

3

Mystery Deepens in Alicia Murder Case

Amos claims a ghostly burial in the graveyard and places Meg with Tom Fallon the same night Alicia died. Detective Bob Reynolds and Lawrence pursue leads while Megan joins the group for a meal as Reynolds calls the case open and shut, leaving Jim MacTavish tense.

Amos Annie Meg Tom Fallon Laurence Bob Reynolds Alicia Jim MacTavish Larry Reynolds Megan Jim Tom

Meggie and Larry confront secrets amid family strife

Megan learns Amos saw something at the old burying ground. Jim reveals he did not kill his wife and confesses a long jealousy of Megan's mother. The dynamic shifts as Megan and her father reconcile while Laurence presses a new lead amid danger and love.

Bob Megan Miss MacTavish Larry Annie Laurence Meggie Fallon Tom Fallon Tom Jim Anan Amos Reynolds Alicia

Cadre of Democrats and Economic Warnings Ahead

The text argues that "common people" in cottages and ghettos decide elections and require organized party work to gain influence. It cites Jim Farley’s card file method and calls for voter cultivation. It contrasts postwar ship tonnage with a need to repurpose) and discusses dollar decline since leaving the gold standard. It warns against racketeer labor leaders and favors free enterprise over state socialism.

Jim Farley Jim Bill OPA Fort Knox

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