The Dark Ships Chapter 19 Abduction Climax
Wealthy Prescott Fanning abducts Janet from Baltimore aboard a yacht. Federal agent Neill boards the craft, finds Fanning shot dead and Janet faint with a gun beside her. He hides her in a derelict liner, then returns to the village with plans to uncover the killer as suspicion falls on a trusted associate.
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Prescott Fanning
Janet
Baltimore
Neill
Avsatom
Fanning
David Eyster
Mark Banniger
Lewyer Kettering
Absalom
Bonniger
Wilson
Fall Weather Is Nothing To Sneeze At
Olive Roberts Barton warns parents to expect varied fall climates and dress children in layers. Keep sweaters within reach and blankets handy, as rapid cooling after indoors can trigger sniffles. Avoid sudden removal of sweaters when kids move between hot and cool spaces, especially on wet days.
Raymond Scott Quintet Wins Hollywood Burst Into Films
Hollywood reports a fast rising jazz group led by Raymond Scott, a six man quintet whose quirky names and surreal titles draw attention. After a sharp bidding war, 20th Century Fox landed the group for future musicals with Darryl Zanuck already planning sequences for Ali Baba Goes To Town.
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Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA
Raymond Scott
20 Century Fox
Scott
The
Institute of Musical Art
Columbia Broadcasting System
Turkey
David Selznick
Trocdadro
Darryl Zanuck
Ali Baba
No Money Orders for Two Persons Drawn at Varying Post Offices
Washington AP reports Postmaster General Farley forbids sending money to two persons with a single money order. The department’s orders to postmasters specify two money orders are required for two recipients, reflecting tight budget rules. The bulletin also warns readers about common cold hazards and school attendance amid epidemics, urging caution with overheated rooms and bedclothes.
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Washington
Farley
Posience Department
TNT Response Explains Tierney No Trump System
WM E McKenney outlines the fifth article in a six part series on the TNT bidding system by Edgar F Tierney of Springfield Mass. The piece explains how a suit response to one no trump reveals hand parameters and honor strength to guide further bidding. East opened fourth hand with many high cards but weak suit, suggesting even after a one club overcall a no trump game is likely.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
TNT
Edgar F. Tierney
Springfield
Mass
New
East
West
South
Bridge bidding problem prompts decision on no trump bids
A dense bridge bidding excerpt outlines South opening one no trump with a three and one half honor count. North overcalls in diamonds, then after South shows hearts and clubs, options for five clubs five no trump five hearts or six are weighed amid vulnerability and subsequent bidding sequences.
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South
North
World of Stands and stamps honor Togo 1905 war hero
Feature recounts Admiral Togo Heihachiro’s pivotal 1905 sea battles and his later commemoration on a new dark green stamp. It notes his actions at Port Arthur and the Baltic Fleet clash, his death in 1934, and shifts to Nicaragua’s seven map stamps for exterior airmail showing Central America.
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Hin
Wethachiro Yono
Japan
Ie Evil
Sea of Japan
New Japan
Toga Tay
Tow
Noniwa
China
Korea
Togo
Port Arthur
Russia
Baltic
Tokyo
Sioner
Nicaragua
Central America
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua stamps feature planes and airmail set
The article lists a 10 centavo freon value and a range of colors for the Nic aragua issue. It notes a mall plane in the design and an interior airmail set of nine values with a monoplane over the president's mansion at Managua. Values include 1-2 centavos blue, 3-¢ olive, 4-¢ black, 8 purphy, 16-¢ orange, 24-0 yellow, 25-¢ green.
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Nicaragua
Hondura
Managua
Virginia West Virginia Maryland lumcean picnic to be held
The third annual regional reunion sponsored by Montsame and Howard counties will take place at Hock Creek Park Miller Cabin on Beach Drive unit 14 Sunday. Gev John J. Cornwall general counsel Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be guest and speaker. The Virginians male quartet will provide musical selections with games and entertainment planned.
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Thre Tate
Virginia
West Virginian
Maryland
Montsame
Howard Counties
Hock Creek Park
Miller Cabin
Beach Drive
Gev
John J. Cornwall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Woman Denies Guilt in Poison-Drowning Deaths
Mrs. Guydel Jackson Beckham, 27, of Athens Texas, surrendered to police declaring she was neither guilty nor afraid. She was charged with murder in the mysterious poison drowning deaths of her husband and brother. Beckham had been sought for several days.
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Guydel Jackson Beckham
Athens
Tex
Surc
Beckhaown
Leesburg auditor treasurer to be Rhoads from Free Motor
Eugene Garkend Wood of Richmond Virginia will join Frye Motor Company in Leesburg Virginia succeeding Raserws 2B. Rhoads, formerly of Precerigh, will serve as auditor treasurer for the Town of Leesburg. Rhoads has eight years with the Free Motor Company. About 2,500,000 Americans suffer hay fever.
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Alotor CO
Eugene Garkend Wood
Richmond
Frye Motor Company
Leesburg
Raserws
Rhoads
Precerigh
Free Motor Company
Rain Marred Third Day Antietam Pageant in Maryland
Rain spoiled the third day of the National Antietam commemoration in Hagerstown Maryland. The pageant On Wings of Time was abandoned due to steady rain. If weather allows, three performances will occur tomorrow starting with an amphitheater address by Rep. David J. Lewis of Cumberland.
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Neill
Janet
Depurs
Hagerstown
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
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South West Worth
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Shanghai
James B. Hatcher
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Carty
Quaker City
Frederick
Market ST
Warner Bros
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Truman Tolley
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