Stormy Night Murder at Far rington Bluff
A revised synopsis recounts Jude Blinshop shot dead during a storm at Far rington Bluff. Mike searches for Skipper, while aunt Gay Palmer arrives with an alibi. Aunt Martha orders a clan investigation as a flower pot knocks out Cook and Annie binds. The narrator begins questioning everyone.
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Jude Blinshop
Farrington Bluff
Michael
Mike
Gay Palmer
Martha
Cook
Annie
You're All Lying Chapter 16 in a Locked House
The narrator recalls a tense upstairs scene at 9.30 as Michael, Jude, and others clash over a missing handkerchief and a possible thief. Accusations flare, reactions freeze the room, and fear grips everyone as the Skipper interrupts the eerie standoff.
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Bichael
Michael
Jude
Bridge
Unraveling Fear in the Locked House
An anxious gathering confronts a murder amid a storm. M Farrington accuses the group of lying as the narrator pressures for truth. A plan to search the house unfolds with Higgins guarding the hall while others sweep rooms, tensions mounting as a suspicious sound approaches.
Tivoli Theatre presents Maytime and The Plough and the Stars double bill
Tivoli Theater features Sigmund Romberg musical Maytime with Melon Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald performing Will You Remember Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and Santa Lucia. The Plough and the Stars screens with Barbara Stanwyck Una O’Connor and James Ellison portraying Easter Week 1916 Dublin tragedy amid war unrest. A novelty Sporting Pale and song Never Told You are added.
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Tieshuiging Oweelleaste
Melon Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Tivoli Theater
Sigmund Romberg
New York
Old Virginny
Santa Lucia
Foldy
Dates
Iris Gitizen
Prolonged Rains Worry Farmers Across the Belt
Protracted rains worry corn belt farmers as crops lag behind due to wet conditions. Ten days to three weeks behind in plowing and planting, farmers seek sun to dry fields while forecasts promise more showers, raising alarm over potential crop losses.
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Chicago
Hollywood Servants on Screen Stir Up Film World
Hollywood scene reports how domestic help roles sweep film history from My Man Godfrey to Hotel Imperial. A parade of stars including Boyer Taylor Dietrich and the Young sisters edge into butling parts, while tech slang and tub scenes shape set life and a once-prominent actor gets a fateful casting nudge.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Lot
Filmlands
Arthur Treacher
Eric Blore
Erenest Cossart
Herbert Mundin
Charles Butterworth
Wyndham Standing
Godfrey
William Powell
Charles Boyer
Robert Taylor
Adolphe Menjoux
Allan Mowbray
Bing Crosby
Basil Rathbone
Loretta Young
Charles Laughton
Red Gap
Janet Gaynor
Serveant
Marlene Dietrich
Margaret Sullavan
Miss Dietrich
Miss Sullavan
Opening of Japan's Diet Building in Tokyo
After 27 years in temporary quarters, Japan’s Diet moved to a permanent complex in 1936, the nation’s largest public building costing $8.5 million. Its central tower rises with a granite pyramid, frescoes and arches adorn the halls, and native wood panels the chambers of both houses. A commemorative stamp was issued for the opening.
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Pver
Parliament
Tokio
Japan
Hew Diet
Red and Unicen Cotton Frock in Hungarian Cottage Style
A MODE L of the MOMENT by Adelaine near a pottery plate in a peasant Hungarian cottage yields the print for a red and unicen cotton frock. Its dirndl lines matter to the young wearer as does the natural straw hat with a red grosgrain ribbon band.
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Hungary
Dirndt
Actor Riesner Salary Confusion Shakes Hollywood
The actor Riesner faced executives over a mistaken pay claim claiming seven fifty a day but meant seven hundred fifty dollars. He stayed on at seven hundred thirty a week after appeals and later earned more in a new type role. In a separate case, defendants accused of conspiring to defraud motorists and extort truck drivers faced charges with suspended troopers Markley and Taylor, and other defendants Wheeler and Herbert. Wheeler and Taylor were later exonerated previously.
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Riesner
Micker
Hollywood
Jim
Boulevard
Albert E Markley
Laurel
John E Taylor
John E. Wheeler
John Herbert
Savage
Wheeler
Taylor
Markley
Harry Jones
Marsley
Four Plead Not Guilty In Ellicott City Court
In Ellicott City Maryland on May 3 two suspended state policemen one former state officer and a Washington Boulevard garage owner appeared in court and entered not guilty pleas.
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Ellicott City
Washington Boulevard
Radio Day By Daz On May Broadcast Highlights
A two hour radio program rundown from CBS NBC and ABC stations details guest stars and musical numbers for Wednesday May 4 including Eleanor Roosevelt Seattle visit and discussions on Educating A Daughter and the Twentieth Century. List of scheduled chats, speeches, and performances across WEAF NBC WJZ WOR WABC with Henry Ford era and entertainment features.
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Roosevelt
Seattle
Wjz-Nbc
Word Eleanor Boetiger
Sera'er
Joseph Omahoney
Wears
Supreme Court
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NBC
Rush D Holt
West Virginia
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Hendak van Loon
Johnny
Russ Morgan
Fred Astaire
Jamiee Fidler
Hollywood
Tor Friml, Jr
Alexander Woollcott
Hammerstein Music
Jolson and
Parks Akarkus
al Pearce
Ethel Shutta
Cincinnati
Piccadils Music Hall
Jane Savitt
New York
Grover Whalen
Yvon Belbos
Fragments hint at sale of Angel Mes Davis boot
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a sale of Angel Mes Davis boot and a public listing. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a public sale context but lack concrete details or dates.
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Gare
Angel
Davis
Fire alarm at Henry Skudowitz home shorted by small basement fire
Firemen found their services unnecessary after a small basement blaze at the Henry Skudowitz residence on West College Terrace Monday night. The fire was extinguished before responders arrived, drawing a large crowd to the scene.
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Henry Skudowitz
West College Terrace
George Westinghouse Jr First Patented Air Brakes 1869
George Westinghouse Jr pioneered railway safety by securing the first patent for air brakes in 1869, a development that transformed train stopping systems and influenced rail technology for generations.
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George Westinghouse, Jr
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