Mystery of the minister’s study murder unfolds
Jim Ranklin is stabbed in the minister’s study on the eve of his wedding to Doris Carmody. Inspector Kilday and Peter Cardigan pursue leads including Ranklin’s lovers and family. Key witnesses reveal ties to Choo Choo Train and the Carmody family as officers close in on Webster Spears and suspect Ambrose Carmody.
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Jimranklin
Doris Carmody
Peter Cardigan
Kilday
Franklin
Choo Choo" Train
Ambrose Carmody
Rylie
Daniel Bullis
Rylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Spears
St. Matthew’s
Peter
H’m
Jim Franklin
Nick Royce
Royce
Serggeant
Cardigan
Mur
Shipley
Woman In Blue
Blue
Callis Shipley
Bullis
Choo Choo Train
Eise
Callis
Web
An Unexpected Appeal During a tense church murder case
Callis Shipley visits Peter Cardigan to reveal she rode home with Rylie Carmody and helped obscure the truth. Peter weighs Spears and Carmody as suspects while Callis pleads her willingness to tell the full truth to stop the wrongful suspicion.
Lovely spring bridal veils rich with lace and color
Cherie Nicholas notes a lavish spring summer bridal mood with streamline veilcraft. Modal lace-trimmed veils atop Chantilly caps, large lace rosettes, flower muffs for brides and attendants, wide maline hats, colonial bouquets, and a Spanish mantilla style veil highlighted by Western Newspaper Union.
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Chantilly
Union
Lace Reappears in Varied Hues for Spring Fashion
Spring frocks embrace feminine styles as lace returns in bold colors. Black and white lace dresses remain, but navy blue and green lace gain popularity among French designers for evening wear. A standout model features a trained skirt with hip fullness and a hip-length peplum bodice.
Long-Sleeved Floor-Length Dress Defines New Leisure Style
A woman embracing modern fashion cannot skip a long-sleeved floor-length dress. The all-day crepe gown, made from rayon tubize yarn acetate and tubize viscose yarn, in orange bisque, features simple flowing lines and a bolero effect with deep armhole sleeves and a self fabric girdle tie.
Fears and Socialism Arena in 1930s Debates and Public Moods
A column discusses Bankhead cotton curbs, Roosevelt era labor boards, and free radio versus press, noting a 1933 cash farm payment rise of 3.271 billion and tax-supported plowing subsidies. It contrasts Austro-Fascist control with American political shifts and social independence trends among women including hair and dress protests.
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Bailey
North Carolina
Supreme Court
America
Definite Leaning Toward Swagger Suits Observed
The article notes a fashion trend toward swagger suits for American girls this spring. Swagger coats are often full length with neck ties, loose sleeves, and belts, paired with wide self cloth belts and matching blouse buttons, reflecting windblown style influences.
Sequin Stoles Draped With Matching Frocks
Sequin stoles appear as long straight scarves of sequins or lame draped over shoulders as accessories to frocks made from the same fabric.
War and crime reshaped by modern ideas and Mussolini’s plebiscite
The piece links wartime use of airplanes and poison gas to modern tactics, notes Dillinger’s alleged plastic surgery and police findings, and praises Mussolini’s election approach as efficient with about 9.9 million of 10 million votes. It suggests U.S. political leaders should study his method.
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Dillinger
Dilllinger
Mussolini
Mussolini Gamaliel
Missouri president says war is far off in world tour
Dr. Walter Williams of the University of Missouri, a leader in journalism education, returns from a worldwide trip and states that war is a long way off. He adds that no responsible statesman wants it and most people are weary of war.
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Walter Williams
University of Missouri
King Featuree
WNDU
Japanese Honor Great Among World Leaders
A Yokohama hall enshrining Buddha, Socrates, Jesus, Confucius and eight Japanese sages completes its modern universalist aim. Funded by public subscription, the eight sided pantheon sits on the Adachi estate, blending Oriental and Occidental design with a Korean bell tower and an altar housing sacred images. The eight sages include Prince Shotoku Kobo Daishi Shinran and Nichiren.
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Buddha
Socrates
Jesus
Yokohama
San Francisco Chronicle
Kenzo Adachi
Adachi
Confucius
Japan
Prince Shotoku
Kobo Daishi
Shinran
Nichiren
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Eeseerpine Sold In Tablets Or Liquid
Ad claims Pierce’s Favorite Eeseerpine strengthens women and promotes vigor. Marketed by druggists in tablet or liquid forms with a persuasive health claim.
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Dr. Pierce
Scalpers in History Across Ancient Cultures
Anthropologists note scalp taking predates America noting Scythians described by Herodotus in the fifth century BC. Scalping was also common among the Franks and Anglo Saxons into the ninth century.
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Greece
Herodotus
B.C
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