Mysterious Tennis Court Murder Clues Point to Careful Planner
Dr Fell and Superintendent Hadley dissect a staged scene on a tennis court as they trace a missing article and fingerprint evidence. Six critical hints emerge showing deliberate planning and a hidden killer, provoking Hadley to realize the coldly methodical nature of the crime.
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Frank Dorrance
Betts
Arthur Chandler
Hadley
Dr. Fell
Easil
Frank Dor- Trance
Doreile
Dorrance
Com-Pense
Marte
Sada
Jgravel
Unusual Bid Forces Opponent's Opener In Bridge Column
In a bridge feature from America’s Card Authority, Tobias Stone of New York faces kibitzers as he explains a hand. Stone says he bid to avoid a club read, leading to a spade misdirection and a spade lead won by dummy. He describes partner’s four diamond bid and his five clubs intention to induce a spade lead, with diamond ruff and heart play details.
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William E. McKenney
America
Tobias Stone
New York
Stone
Hearts
Ea Www
Etene
Cluws
Geen Dia
Card Player Describes Hand on Nine Spot Discard
A brief note recounts a hand where the player held nine spots and discarded two cards on a king and six of diamonds, detailing the action in a concise card game moment.
North African Crossword Puzzle Clues And Answers
A dense item listing cross word style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It references terms from geography language and general knowledge including days months and common nouns across many categories with varying lengths and directions. The fragment appears to present a puzzle page with partial clues and entries rather than a single event or narrative.
Radio Programs and Musical Variety on WOSS Schedule
The page lists radio programs including a Tw Jack Arno segment, a Vance Band feature from Chicago, and a piano news block. It notes a 15 minute comics segment, a 10:45 slot for The Man Behind the Lunes, and a 2 hour late variety block with news, dances, and performances from Chicago.
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Dean
Jack Arno
Gase Vance
Wismer
St. Hes
Toaday
A. Serral
Dhs Basle
Chs-West Valfornias-mhs
Nbo Rardea
Vields
Comedyeshlu
Mis
Chicago
Ores
Roc
Tbs
Dass
Ko Ftnenins
Mediation Fails in Rail Brotherhood Wages Dispute
Chicago February 23 Chairman George A Cook of the National Mediation Board said mediation efforts to resolve a wage dispute between the major railroads and 50,000 members of five operating brotherhoods failed. He noted no arbitration agreement could be reached but expected the junior chiefs to request an emergency board to hear the case under Roosevelt administration procedures. The report also cites statistics on necktie purchases and unrelated card game observations in the same column.
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Cook
Junion Chiefs
Roosevelt
Chicago
George A. Cook
National Mediation Board
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