Murder mystery entwines Rome politics in Anna Perico Jono case
Milo March, the erance investigator, uncovers two ominous facts about Anna Maria Perico Jono's death in Rome. He believes the death is murder tied to Italian politics and discovers an insurance ring defrauding the company where he works.
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Insurance deaths in Rome raise questions for detective
In Rome, a detective investigates a string of policy payouts from Intercontinental Life Insurance. Giulio Ferrara died of natural causes. his niece Rossana Caradonna is a beneficiary. The case centers on two years of multiple insured deaths, totaling 95,550,000 lire, and whether a wider conspiracy or occupational risk ties them together. The investigator orders file pulls, questions Pericoloso and MCA contacts, and plans to press for more data before week’s end.
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Folklore On June Weddings From Southern Illinois News
John W. Allen surveys June as the favorite month for marriages tracing customs to Rome Middle Ages and later. Topics include well gazing for a spouse, the dumb supper, meeting monks or funerals as bad luck, and wolves or toads as lucky omens.
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First Vice President John Tyler Becomes President in 1841
John Tyler became the first vice president to succeed to the presidency after President William Henry Harrison died in 1841. Tyler's accession established the precedent of succession and shaped early U.S. governance.
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Public Library Unveils Wide New Book Selection
Mt. Vernon Public Library announces extensive additions across sections with dozens of titles in non fiction fiction and junior reads. Highlights include history culture science and travel volumes such as Pictorial History of the American Indian Wings of Night Stopover Tokyo and the Winds of Time along with educational guides on home care chemistry and atomic energy.
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Ice fishing pike limits urged by Missouri officials
Outdoor columnist reports state fisheries investigators seek a severe restriction on ice fishing for northern pike to protect other species. Biologists note pike spawning in January and February and note catches have been tremendous, potentially reducing populations of walleye and largemouth bass.
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