Eye Takes a Case in a Midnight Closet Discovery
Joyce and Delia uncover a murdered man in a closet after a night of conflicting stories. Delia fears involvement as Joyce urges calling Jack Fenner and possibly police, weighing risks while the detectives test alibis and prepare to reveal what they know.
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Ian
Deja
Jones— Raeburn
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Raeburn
Jesse
Jack Fenner
Jone
Anlce
Fenner
Perry Clarke
Ward
Kent
Dean
Iim
Bacon
Clarke
Tebe
Movie adaptation of The Moon Is Down promises intensity and humanity
Hollywood reports Johnson and Trotti praising the screen potential of Steinbeck's The Moon Is Down. Visuals will show natives and invaders, fear, and conflict with stark realism including killings and sabotage. The piece notes Brphy’s The Immortal Sergeant as another wartime screen adaptation and cites malaria deaths worldwide.
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Hollywood
John Steinbeck
Nunnally Johnson
Johnson
Steinbeck
Norway
Lamar Trotti
20Th Fox
John Brophy
Libya
Dorothy Dix on Going Steady and Youth Social Choices
Reader asks about dating while sixteen and a jealous partner who threatens to join the Merchant Marine. Dorothy Dix urges dating broadly, warns against fixed pairings, and stresses growth and selection as minds mature.
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Miss Dix
Sealous
Merchant Marine
Model of the Moment: happiness within homes for the elderly
Mrs BE and her husband celebrate a life among six healthy children and love for the Methodist Home. They praise the kindness of residents, the contentment of body and mind, and urge others to consider old age homes as a peaceful, active refuge.
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Roy
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Youth Offenders Sentenced in Baltimore Car Theft Case
Three Baltimore youths convicted for borrowing a car faced sentences. Donald Gray received three months in the House of Correction, while Malcolm Gray and Vernon Dieksen each served 60 days in Baltimore City Jail. The case stems from the July 28 incident, investigated by Officer A Norman Tiets.
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Baltimore
A. Norman Tiets
Donald Gray
House of Correction
Malcolm
Vernon Bo Dieksen
Baltimore City
Court News Deeds and Licenses From Local Court Docket
Court records list deeds transferring property from James W. Brooks and others to Ella M. Ruble by county for 10 dollars, from William H. Armstrong and others to Hallie F. Snook for 10 pounds, and other transfers including Ramsburg and DeLauter in city limits for 10 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to John W Schaller and Mary Elizabeth Frey, both age 21, in Nescopeck and Kingston respectively.
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James W. Brooks
Ella M. Ruble
William H. Armstrong
Hallie F. Snook
Bieche MO
Charles Wiliam Ramsburg
Charles L. Blentlinger
M. Kieffer DeLauter
Ho Kieffer DeLauter
John W Schaller
Nescopeck, Pi
Mary Elizabeth Frey
Kingston, Pa
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