Wedding March Murder Mystery in Filibustered Wedding
Detective Kilday interrogates Daniel Bullis about Jim Franklin and a blue dressed woman at the church study. Bullis recalls a tense scene, a quarrel with Franklin over the wedding, and a mysterious blond woman who may have influenced events before they left through the back door.
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Franklin
Kilday Rose
Bullis
Peter
Kilday
Boullis
Jim Franklin
Albany
Jim
Cardigan
Callis Shipley
Mr. Bullis
Nilday
Murder at the minister’s study a wedding ends in stabbing
Novelist Peter Cardigan and Sergeant Kilday lead a New York police inquiry after Jim Franklin is stabbed to death moments before his wedding to Doris Carmody. The dagger is found as suspects include Franklin’s mistress Choo Choo Train, her rivalries, Ambrose Carmody and others.
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Alkis Shipley
Abernathy
Peter
Webster Spears
Rylie
Miss Shipley
Ambrose Carmody
Doris Carmody
Jim Franklin
Kilday
Fle
Blue
Dan Bullis
Carmody
Spears
Callis Shipley
Choo Choo Train
Nick Royce
New York
Doctor Abernathy
Daniel Bullis
Manhattan
Whistlay
Bullis
Franklin
Rylle Carmody
Rylie Carmody
In Manhattan a tangle of suspects shapes a case
Detectives weigh motives linking the Carmody and Spears families and the powerful Callis Shipley clan. Rumors swirl around Choo Choo Train, Doris Carmody, Jim Franklin, and Bullis as possible players. The political stakes loom with Franklin’s governorship bid and newspaper pressure grows.
This Week by Arthur Brisbane Six Months Five Presidents Cuba War Views
Six months and five presidents in Cuba as Carlos Mendieta becomes the fifth to hold the post. Mrs. Roosevelt condemns war as futile and deadly. Roosevelt says the U.S. should consider law and monetary plans constitutional. Judge Ferguson rejects a modern revival of the judgment of God in a tongue-burn test. Counterfeit money cases surge with secret service reports of new fakes.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
God
Carlos Mendieta
Cuba
Mendieta
Carlos Hevia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mohammed Hossein
Ferguson
Mr. Brodnax
United States Secret Service
Uncle Sam
Intelligence tests misread adult American minds
The bureau of education says the wartime claim that the average adult has a twelve year old intelligence is incorrect. Only about 3,000,000 adults have twelve year old intelligence, while forty million average seventeen year old, and 10,000,000 average about twenty three year old intelligence.
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Bureau of Education
Reflection on intelligence across deep time
The remark questions the idea of a fixed intelligence standard, noting we are only 12,000 years from the Stone Age and suggesting that what we call highest intelligence today may seem naive to future minds millions of years ahead.
Birth Control Convention Led by Margaret Sanger in D C
Margaret Sanger conducts a birth control convention in Washington asserting the topic should be taught beyond the rich and costly medical care. A banner displays an NRA eagle aimed at storks as a political message tied to population control. Sanger predicts the government will soon confront birth control and sterilization issues.
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Margaret Sanger
Washington
NRA
Insured Deposits Cap Lets Big Bank Balances Slide
Under a new deposit insurance scheme, a total of 15.21 billion dollars is now insured. The plan covers up to 2500 dollars per depositor, leaving the bulk of large balances uninsured and highlighting the gap between total deposits and federal protection.
US business on the upgrade as recovery gains pace
Roy Barton White of Western Union proclaims the United States is on the upgrade with business returning strongly. He asserts no doubt about an economic rebound and a robust return of activity across the country.
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Roy Barton White
Western Union Company
United States
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
President outlines 60 cent dollar monetary program
President Roosevelt asks Congress to empower a 60 cent dollar floor with a 50 to 60 cent range, to seize federal gold reserves and create a 2 billion dollar equalization fund to manage gold and securities. The plan aims to stabilize prices, reassure business, curb hoarding, and move toward a bullion standard, despite bipartisan opposition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Great Britain
Glass
Gore
McAdoo
Three Michigan Bandits Taken in Quick Roundup
In Burr Oak Michigan state police rounded up three men identified as a machine gun gang that robbed the First National bank of a few hundred dollars. Two were critically wounded and hospitalized in Sturgis after a cottage raid at Middle Lake. an escapee was later captured under another cottage. Names given: Vincent Minnici thirty five of Chicago. Joe MacDonald thirty. John Smith twenty four. Bank cashier G D Bordner said the take was under $1,000 due to a time lock.
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Burr Oak
Mich
First National Bank
Sturgis
Middle Lake
Vincent Minnici
Chicago
Joe MacDonald
John Smith
G. D. Bordner
W. D. Hines Dies on His Way Home From Turkey
New York reports Walker D. Hines former director general of American railroads from 1919 to 1920 died in Merino Italy at age sixty three while returning from Europe. He headed a mission to study Turkey s economic rehabilitation and died of apoplexy. burial was in Florence Italy.
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New York
Walker D. Hines
Merino
Italy
Hines
Europe
Turkey
Paul Tison
Darien
Very Lights and War Relics Save Flyers in Smog
In Pittsburgh a World War II era flare rescue saved a pilot and his passenger during a dense smog. Lieut. W. D. Coursey and Adam Countryman searched for the army airport for three hours before locating a safe landing. Officers fired green flares to guide the craft to a secure drop zone. The pilot landed without incident.
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Pittsburgh, Ia
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
W. D. Coursey
Adam J. Countryman
Coursey
Boy Kills Sister in Tragic Family Accident
Seven year old Bruce Barnard took a .22 rifle from an older brother’s room loaded it and killed his four year old sister Dorothy by aiming at her back as she looked out a window. The incident occurred in Geneva. The tragedy involves a handgun within a family dwelling and underscores concerns about child access to firearms.
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Daniel Bullis
Kilday
Cardigan
Bullis
Geneva
Bruce Barnard
Dorothy
Woman dies as clothing ignites in Bloomington
Mrs Sarah Steward aged eighty five of Bloomington dies when her clothing catches fire in a home incident. Firefighters report the blaze started in the dwelling and the elderly woman succumbed to burns at the scene.
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Bloomington
Sarah Steward
Explorers Highlight Aerial Feats In 1933 National Geographic Bulletin
The National Geographic Society notes major 1933 aviation milestones including Settle’s 61,237 foot flight from Akron to Bridgeton, Lindberghs 29,000 mile survey of air routes, Everest airplane climbs, and Harvards Massachusetts aerial survey. It cites British Ulm’s 6 day 17 hour 56 minute England to Australia record, new Tibet peak, and Antarctic expedition plans led by Byrd and Ellsworth with twelve science disciplines involved.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
D. C
Soviet Union
United States
Auguste Piccard
Switzerland
Italy
Federation Aeronautique Internationale of
Paris
T. G. W. Settle
Akron
Ohio
Bridgeton
N. J
Russia
International Federation
Charles A. Lindbergh
Newfoundland
Labrador
Greenland
Iceland
Scandinavian Countries
England
Europe
Atlantic
Azores Islands
Africa
South Atlantic
Brazil
Amazon
Trinidad
Miami
Fla
Mt. Everest
American Museum of Natural History
Mount Albert Edward
New Guinea
Nent
Massachusetts
Harvard Institute of Geographical Exploration
C. J. Hubbard, Jr
Australia
Charles Ulm
Charles Sir
Charles’ Kingsford-Smith
Feltham
Derby
Western Australia
Tibet
I’. Kingdon-Ward
Pacific
Antarctic
Richard B. Byrd
South America
Lincoln el
Riiser-Larsen Antarctic
Princess Ragnhily Land
Many Uses for Honey in Household Cooking
Honey is the oldest known sweet and once the sole household sweet. Substituting honey for sugar works for fruits cereals salads beverages and baking. Use one cup honey and adjust liquids by one fifth of the removed liquid and bake slowly to avoid rapid browning. Allow baked goods to rest two to three days to improve flavor.
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