Choo Choo Train in Murder Mystery Conversation
In a tense scene, detective Kil day and novelist Peter Cardigan question actress Choo Choo Train about Jim Franklin’s murder. She admits love for Franklin but denies jealousy accusations while hinting at a mysterious third woman in blue. A phone denial worsens the tension as they press for truth.
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Choo Choo
Peter
Jim Franklin
Franklin
Kiiday
Cardigan
Jim
Doris Carmody
Kilday
Marines
Dan Bullis
Bullis
Miss Train
Mr. Bullis
New York
Daniel Bullis
Blue
Waiting in the minister's study a wedding ends in murder
Jim Franklin is stabbed to death while awaiting his wedding to Doris Carmody. Detective Peter Cardigan and Sergeant Kilday lead the investigation threading through visitors including Franklin's mistress Choo Choo Train, Am brose Carmody, Rylie Carmody, and others. alibis and motives are explored with few solid leads.
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Jim Franklin
Doris Carmody
Peter Cardigan
Kilday
Franklin
Choo Choo” Train
Ambrose Carmody
Rylie
Daniel Bullis
Rylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Choo Choo
Callis Shipley
Bullis
Fletcher
Milo Dunbar
Civil War Erupts in Austria Amidst Global Tensions
Dispatch reports Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss fighting Socialist Workmen in Vienna’s Karl Marx apartment house as government forces bombard with heavy artillery. The conflict widens with uprisings in France and Austria, while Pravda praises the workers and calls for a united front. In Baltimore, gangster Basil Banghart, nicknamed The Owl, is captured after fear turns to surrender.
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Herr Dollfuss
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Germany
Vienna
Europe
Russia
Japan
Asia
France
Spain
Moscow
Pravda
Indicted Banghart tied to kidnapping case in Factor events
Banghart indicted for kidnapping John Factor and occupying two apartment suites. Police arrested two women at the premises where $12,495 in five dollar bills was found. Authorities also recovered two submachine guns seven revolvers a sawed off shotgun a rifle and a note reading She Owl was prepared.
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Banghart
John Factor
Automobile Production Rises Sharply In U S And Canada
January output in the United States and Canada jumped 78 percent from last year, not counting Ford, whose production rose quickly. Henry Ford also boosted worker pay as the industry marks a returning prosperity with the allure of a new car for many Americans.
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Canada
Ford
Henry Ford
Prisoner turned killer Verne Sankey dies in jail
A US writer notes Sankey once labeled Pub Enemy No 1 hanged himself with two neckties, impossible in France where jail rules blocked hanging. He contrasts French prisons with US lending, observing states borrow freely for armories race tracks and gambling while many borrowers neglect repayment.
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Verne Sankey
Hc Enemy No
France
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Senlis
Mayor La Guardia warns of no more skyscrapers in New York
Mayor La Guardia tells reporters that the youngest among the city will not live to see another skyscraper rise in New York. He says his energy and courage have changed foes into admirers while dismissing fears about real estate growth and national ambition.
Hats That Go Definitely Off-Face
Millinery notes highlight off the face hats with halo brims and bangs. The Breton sailor returns in Mexican striped accents while tiara turbans and Reboux halos show softening effects. Entire brims gain flower trimmings and felt shapes feature new blossoms.
Shoes Match Garb in Cut and Color
New shoes for 1934 coordinate with cut and color trends. High-throated styles pair with high neck frocks while laced oxfords with multiple eyelets suit front lace dresses. Flecked instep patterns and diamond perforations accompany flecked wool sports frocks and high necklines.
Softness in New Dresses Feature of Season's Mode
The article notes a trend toward soft crepe dresses echoing Vionnet styles with cowls scarf details and circular fullness. New frocks feature pressed pleats and careless drapes distinguishing them from tailored daytime gowns.
Fashionable sports wear trends charm women this season
Women select knitted or crocheted frocks coats suits and hats for sportswear. Suede suits with reversible hand knitted wool matching blouses appear among smart sports novelties this season.
Olive green wool crepe peplum frock trims in velvet
A youthful peplum frock in olive green wool crepe features brown velvet trim. The peplum silhouette is a popular fashion note this season with designers leveraging the feature in multiple garments.
Vision of 554 MPH Airplane Based on Aeronautics Pioneers
John Stack of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics says a 554 mile per hour plane could be built today using known aerodynamics. The design resembles transcontinental transports with a 29.1 foot wingspan, 40 inch fuselage, retractable gear, enclosed engine and pilot, and landing on the fuselage. A 3,000 horsepower version with new propellers could reach about 600 mph, nearly 80 percent of sound speed.
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Stack
Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences
Literary Digest
Wright
Bearsut
Fellow Feeling Yawn and the World Yawns With You
A quirky item notes shared fatigue and mutual boredom as people react to yawns and social fatigue. It captures a light humorous moment about collective tiredness and social signaling in daily life.
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