Syndicate Plot in Hambridge Molecule Case
Jerry Mordaunt pursues the missing formula after John Osborne swindles Molly OBrien and is murdered. Molly and Nick Trench search Gaborne's workroom as danger looms. Peter Orloff warns they will soon die while aboard the yacht Seagull. Molly clings to Nick in a moment of peril and passion as peril intensifies.
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Jerry Mordaunt
Cowlands
John Osborne
Hambridge
Osborne
Molly O’brien
Jerry x
Afolly
Nick Trench
Molly
Nick
Gaborne
Peter Orloff
Bolshevistapy
Jimmy For
Miss O'Brien
Jerry
Orloff
Willam Avon
Chapter 40 Jimmy Fox Again
Molly and Nick confront Orloff in a basement trap as he threatens an explosive death. They race to escape with Jimmy Trench guiding them to a ventilator and a door before the building explodes at dawn.
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Jimmy Fox Again
Molly
Nick
Trench
Jimmy
Terry
Pens Publishing Co
Rescue craft rush to aid crippled Greek steamer Meropol
Rescue craft steamed to assist the Greek steamer Meropol in the North Atlantic about 500 miles east of New York. Messages relayed via Boston freighter and Coast Guard indicate the vessel was leaking badly in the fore peak and steering gear damaged, presumably by winter storms.
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New York
Meropl
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Hamilton
Bermuda
Bible Class Elected Officers for Next Year
A Martin Luther Bible Class meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school elected officers for the coming year. Teacher emeritus Jesse H. Michael served, with John S Renn Jr as president Earl S Ausherman as vice president John H. Lents as secretary William S Fout as assistant secretary Philip Seeger as treasurer librarians Oscar C Spomnscher and Atonza Anglesbee, teachers Byron A Winchiener and Chas F Seeger. The officers will be installed at the regular session next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther Bible
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Jesse H. Michael
John S Renn, Jr
Earl S Ausherman
John H. Lents
William S Fout
Philip Seeger
Oscar C. Spomnscher
Atonza Anglesbee
Byron A Winchiener
Chas F. Seeger
Lousso Eichelberger Gro Baker
Santa Anita Handicap many question marks loom over big race
Santa Anita’s $100000 race draws stars Twenty Grand Equipoise Cavalcade and others but past editions show promising fields often fail to meet expectations. Critics question horse fitness injuries and recent form as to whether the event can justify the purse or deliver a true showdown worthy of long travel.
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Los Angeles
Equipoise
Victor Emanuel
Santa Anita
Grand
Jack High
Tred Avon
Mate
Equivoise
Narraganset
Time Supply
Tick On
Observant
Sarada, Riskulus
Mad Frump
Ladysman
Gusto Falceno
Larranaga
Mr. Khayyam
Azucar
Top Row
Riskulus
Pat
Gillie
Sir Thomas
Launch Sinks, 25 Die in Mexican River Disaster
A passenger launch sank in the Panuco river north of Tampico today, with at least 25 women and children drowning. Rescue efforts were underway as authorities investigated the incident and searched the river for more victims.
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Tampico
Mexico
Panuco River
Here
Projections and politics for 1935 1936 in U S public affairs
Byron Price surveys expectations for 1935 36 in Washington noting that Roosevelt must choose a course on spending and policy while conservatives demand restraint and liberals push for broader action. He cites Dawes optimism about a potential recovery from the current economic mood.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Rooseet
Turning Point Seen in Industrial Disputes Turnaround
The speaker notes a low mood reaching a turning point and predicts June or July will show a convincing upswing. He attributes this to a Roosevelt administration aim to postpone any showdown over industrial disputes until June or July, regardless of theory.
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Roosevelt
Christmas Gatherings Across Greenfield and Nearby Towns
Christmas visitors populated Greenfield and nearby areas as families hosted relatives from Washington Mississippi Bethesda Bethesda Dickerson and Rockville. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Chester Davis Mr and Mrs Edwand Davis, Mrs Lillie Cooley and children Vernon Leroy Alice, Mr and Mrs Algia Gregg and family, Mr Robert Welty and others from Frederick Warren Briggs and several Briggs family members.
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Algia Gregg
Brooks Redmond
Thelma
Washington Bo Co
Catherine Gregg
Bethesda
Roger Davis
Glenn
Leonard
Florence Sears
Lillie Cooley
Vernon and
Leroy
Alice
Dickerson
Russell Strube
Urbane
Local names listed in fragmented social notice
Mr Wilson Davis of Glen Echo Mrs Irving Young and daughter Shirley Ann of Rockville Miss Ruth Young of Beallsville Mr and Mrs Ashford Trail Mr and Mrs William Mass e and son Marvin of Wioehes ter Va Mr and Mrs Edward Davis and
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Wilson Davis
Glen Echo
Irving Young
Shirley Ann
Rockville
Ruth Young
Beallsville
Ashford Trail
William Mass E
Marvin
Wioehester
Val
Edward Davis
Nobel laureate Marie Curie wins second Nobel Prize
Mrs Sourrin Welty Frederik recounts Marie Curie as the first person to receive two Nobel Prizes. Curie earned the physics prize in 1903 with her husband and the chemistry prize in 1911.
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Madame Marie Curie
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