Hidden Door by Frank L Packard
Dollaire and Buck O Mara arrange a deal aboard a leaking ship with Benny Malone and Colin present. Dollaire counts counterfeit money then, on a sudden turn, draws a pistol threatening all present, revealing a double cross as Buck claims the cash is genuine and ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asier Weene
Orld
Clarkia Linn
Pak
Cate
Hewitt
Aimanek
Chance
Ore
Gonpe
Colin
Te Mask
Benny Maome
Colle
Rum Tuk
Buck
Helmie
Buck O'Mara
Hermie
Dollaire
Maire
Ack O'Mara
Boye
Buck O'Maraith
Benny Malone
Colin Trailin
Min
Shay Malone
Clarkie
Gar
St. Pierre
Portia
Benny
Malona
Vollis
de' Prette
Dellaire
Howe
Buck O’mara
Dallaire
Buck Q’mara
O'Mara
Conurtacht
Frank L. Packard
Expert play crowns East in four hearts on Stan Bridge League hand
In the Masters Conn vair event at Stan Bridge League, Mitchell Barnes and J Horace Brock shared honors, while Barnes and Kelley defended East and achieved the contract of four hearts. The play featured the jack of diamonds as a lead, with the ace and king in dummy and a spade discard by South, as Jimmy Nora navigated the king of spades.
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East
Mitchell Barnes
New York
J. Horace Brock
Horiots
Boston
R Ryan
Holyoke
Barnes
Kelley
Hearts
Bering
South
Jimmy Nora
Women Seek Scalp Of Huey Long in National Press
Washington report by Rodney Dutchuer details efforts by Louisiana women and national figures to pressure the Senate to investigate Huey Long. The push targets Overton Broussard electoral irregularities and Parker’s expulsion charges, led by The Women’s Committee organized in New Orleans and chaired by Hilde Hammond seeking a rigorous, public inquiry.
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Rodney Dutchuer
Washington
Louisiana
Cnts
Ueler Wollie Lo
Huey Long
Senate
John Overton
Long
Edwin
Broussard
John M. Parker
Huer
Parker
Judiciary Committee
Tom Connally
Texas
Overton
New Orleans
Women's Committee
Jas March
Hilde Phelps Hammond
Ufe
Werten
National Defense Council
Hammond
Overton-Broussard
Sih Teeh
United States
Bny
Women's
Conny
Logan
Kentucky
Careyng
Bonsend
Delaware
Cour Reeb Cee Uncenal
Hhal Pirie
AML
Tonto Rane
Issu
Hammold
Connally
James Craik Morris
Ars
Ida. Welss
Atarhe Caeener Weetfeldt
Lavouisse
Mary Raley
Katherine Lebouisse
Consumer's League
North Sails To Victory In Intricate Bridge Hand
The article describes a complex bridge play where North wins with ten hearts and returns queen of diamonds, declarer trumps, and a sequence leads to a double dummy feel. North ends with hearts king jack and six, facing a heart ruff and a forced read from hearts into dummy. The piece notes the difficulty of maxing four hearts even with double dummy play and mentions Michigan's output over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Declarer
Washington Letter Signals Mixed NF Recruits on Recovery Drive
Rodney Dutcher reports Washington notes from NF field agents show broad willingness to help the recovery campaign but fear over midterm fallout. Business fears inadequate enforcement and ongoing unfair competition, while some see a path to controlled society. Labor mainly aims to organize and push for opportunity while commingling with employers.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Feld
Trading Figures Spur Blouse Industry Wage Debate
Industrialists clashed with union leaders over a code on wages and hours. Deputy Administrator Ickes halted proceedings after the blouse makers mocked the figures. Hearing adjourned for a week while both sides push toward an agreement, as Interior workers laments over Ickes balancing cabinet duties with public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Interior Department
Harold Ickes
Caar
Ties
Messenger
Court and Probate Dockets Highlight Trustees, Executors
A jumble of court cases lists Carrye A. Mumin as trustee for Helen Grave Hemin and multiple parties in trust matters. The Orphans Court reports first and final accounts for several administrators and executors, including Laura B. Rowlyalit and Vivia De Burdette, with actions and dates noted. The piece also notes assignments and a cabinet role, plus Olga Elkouri the NRA advisor’s toe typing claim and background.
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Equity
Carrye A. Mumin
Helen Grave Hemin
Bala Mame
Julia W. Harpin
Drossoak Pa
Charles W. Kolb
Harry H. Balb
Laura E Barger
Carre Antz
Philp 1 Kuhn
John Hy Kuhn
Laura B. Rowlyalit
Albert & Routzahn
Vivia de Burdette
Jeremah B. Burdette
Ane Wus
Charles
Lane
Ard
Charles G. Tane
Howard W. Gantwell
Benjamin F. Dadderar
Bets Leh
Adanya
Ates P. Bowers
Caleb AL Tre
Century Plant in The Bronx Botanical Garden Exhibit
A temperamental exhibit at the Century Plant in The Bronx Botanical Garden is four weeks overdue for blooming with blossoms appearing turbidly rather than clear. The scene notes a delayed display and questions about display timing.
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Bronx
Botanical Garden
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Dollairne
Duck O'Mara
Guilaire
Cumres
Dollatre
Helmile
Cal
Clarkia
Henry
Malone
Hart
Ad Dotaire
Alakene
McKenney
Traler South
Sen
Henel
Begu
Pransas
Aniss
Senator Long
Hilda Phelps Hoonhead
Jd Weiss Friend
Martha Westfeldt
Michigan
Wendy Ve
South Seas
Fareei South Seas
Norman Bote
Ahnore
Tahid
Sanze
Martingr
Taylor J. Bhelps
Pinbians
Thelma
James He Muley
Emmitsburg
Helen C. Ridemuar
Thurmots
Charles A. Smith
Mamie
Alesandria
Washinetes
Lester Ar. Chroofeler
Harrisburg Pa
Elsa R. Sueger
New Cumberland
Marvin KX
Stella L. Courter
Prompt Va
Strasburg
Vitual
Edward S. Rowe
Walter LC. Rowe
Edward
Rowe
Sligh
Walter C. Raine
Guy R. Cramer
Robert LU. Price
Gdds
Roosevelt
Olga Elkouri
NRA
Jeep
National Committee
Siice
Reno
Repub- Venus
Yuekki Peto
Alee Uwil
iCamrright
NEA Service
Tacd
Dare Producta
Tennessee
Ney
Richard Barthelmess
Loretta Young
Firat
National
A Ake Be Bros
Reema Edie
Eke
Jweethearts
Ken Maynard
Toma
Atone Taneon
Ugborn Osullivan
Robert Young
Fort Daman
Nelly Erties Nabeinatitsy
Hest
LUSK
Frederick
Mary Holmes
Harris
Wales
Phil Harris
Walter Catlett
Hemee
DwFet Medical
Dantal Gervies
Servion
Markell & Ford
Ness
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