Mystery of the Fire Ruby unfolds amid perilous masquerade
Sara learns Gerry Hone may be the real Gerry and the Hollywood impostor Mark Clifford. The ruby called the Fire of India is involved as the duo piece together clues in a tense chase through Judith’s apartment and city streets, revealing enmity, mistaken identities, and a planned meeting at Grand Central. A motor carrier hearing notice and a divorce suit occupy the page, adding official notes to the dramatic fiction.
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Capt. Sanders
Hone
Sanders
Gerry Hone
Caroline
Judith
Mark Clifford
Mark
Porterfield named postmaster on a temporary basis
Arnold G. Porterfield former Bluefield police chief appointed as city postmaster effective Oct 1 succeeding Merriman S. Smith who resigned Aug 30 Memorial Hospital informs Charleston mortuaries and ambulance services it cannot accept Department of Public Assistance patients Lutheran Synod of West Virginia to hold annual conference at First Lutheran Church Parkersburg theme The Daily Vacation Church School Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co builds a warehouse in Fairlea Greenbrier County Morgantown Bureau of Mines launches five year coal tar research project about 200000 dollars available for this lab year Dunbar mayor proposes precinct changes to reduce population and boundary irregularities Morris Harvey College will hold homecoming in Charleston Oct 22 with West Virginia Tech U S Army Corps of Engineers recommends Cheat River reservoir above Rowlesburg and West Fork Brownsville reservoirs Morgantown sources say Baxter Williams Co Cleveland underbid seven rivals for 800000 Charleston bonds at 23858 interest Leonard A Urban Nitro named Kanawha County sheriff chief tax deputy to replace Ansel A Umberger who died Clarence E Charogoff Charleston 18 year old Stonewall Jackson graduate awarded 900 WVU scholarship Samuel A Hoffman Huntington Memorial Field House acting arena manager Huntington High School athletic director Hoffman takes post until permanent hire Mike Lewis resigned for lack of cooperation
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Samuel A. Hoffman
Huntington's Memorial Field House
Hoffman
Huntington High School
Mike Lewis
Nine-year-old confesses accidental shooting death
In Mason City a 9-year-old boy admitted to officers that he accidentally shot Darrell Sherrill, 8, while playing with a stolen .22 revolver. Sherrill’s body was found by National Guardsmen after a three-day search near the Leonard Arp farm. The weapons had been taken from a widow’s home and hidden in an abandoned truck.
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Mason City
Darrell Sherrill
County
Atty
William Pappas
Darrell
Here
National
Leonard Arp
R. W. Nebergall
Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Arp
Nebergall
John L. Lewis Resting in Washington Hospital
John L. Lewis 75, president of the United Mine Workers, is doing very well at Emergency Hospital. Dr. John Minor said he is there primarily for observation and rest after entering last Friday. Lewis was up part of yesterday and will stay through this week at least with no clear diagnosed illness.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
John Minor
Lewis
Minor
City ordinance bans unmilked cows for sale in streets
Spartanburg, South Carolina imposes a rule forbidding bringing a cow into city streets for sale unless the cow has been milked. The measure targets street vending practices and aims to regulate livestock handling in urban areas.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Family of Five Killed in Freeway Crash Near Los Angeles
Six people died and four others were seriously injured in a four car crash on the San Bernardino Freeway. Victor L. de Casas, 32, of Santa Fe and Los Angeles, was booked on six counts of manslaughter after his sedan rammed the center divider and collided with oncoming traffic. Victims identified include Joseph Golden, 54, Duarte. Minnie Golden, 39. Linda Golden, 4. Robert Golden, 7. William L. Spackler, 24, Los Angeles. A Van Nuys family of four in another car was hospitalized with internal injuries. Fire erupted from a gasoline tank as patrolman noted an Aquor bottle in De Casas ear.
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California
Victor L. de Casas
Santa Fe
N.M
Los Angeles
Joseph Golden
Duarte Calif
Minnie
Linda
Robert
William L. Spackler
David B. Hearn
van Nuys
Spackler
Golden
Vincent Weiner
de Cesaus
Chain Stores Up Coffee Prices Across Brands
New York reports chain stores raising prices on private label coffees. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co increased Red Circle to 87 cents a pound and Bokar to 89 cents, while A&P vacuum-packed coffee rose to 95 cents. 8 O'clock stayed at 79 cents. Safeway Nob Hill rose to 87 cents and Airway remained 79 cents. Leading roasters had already boosted wholesale prices by four cents per pound due to higher green coffee costs.
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New York
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Red Circle
Bokar
A&p
Safeway
Heart Victim States First Radio Address
Lyndon B. Johnson, recovering from a July heart attack, will deliver a statewide radio address in Texas on Saturday, the first since the illness. The speech aims to outline his recovery and political stance while maintaining his public duties. Johnson's health remains a focal point for supporters and opponents.
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Waco
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dorsey Harry L. Dorsey obituary in Willoughby Ohio
Harry L. Dorsey age 50 of 107 Hargrove Street died at 3 30 p m Sunday September 25 at Willoughby Ohio. Funeral services Wednesday September 27 at 2 p m First Methodist Church with Dr Carden A Hillman officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Active pallbearers listed. Arrangements by Keyser Funeral Home. George Allen Weis three days old died at 9 p m Monday September 26 in a local hospital. Graveside rites at Bramner Cemetery Flat Top at 2 30 p m Wednesday September 27. Burial follows. Quesenberry Webb Funeral Home. In Memoriam.
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Harry L
Hargrove Street
Willoughby
Ohio
Keyser
First Methodist Church
Carden A. Hillman
Sunset Memorial Park
Delbert Bair
Brick Mellon
Gib Thompson
A. R. Gwinn
Lonnie Price
K. P. Hall
Keyser Funeral Home
Weis Weis
George Allen
Mark Weis
Flat Top
Quesenberry and Webb Funeral Home
Brammer
Quesenberry & Webb Funeral Home
M. M. Ralston
B. H. Ellison
W. J. Campbell
James H. Trail
Edwin ©. Vaughan
Dennis R. Vaughan
Richard W. Johnson
Ann Rose
First Baptist Church
Caffee Funeral Home
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Fifth Ave
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Charleston
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van Hunter
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Lettie Dobbins
Arthur Dobbins, Jr
DIAL
Douglas T Bryant
Mgr
South Oakwood Ave
James C. Griffith
Quesenberry & Webb Funeral Home, Inc
Vance Drive
Amos E
Quesenberry
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Home
Neville St
Barre
R. C. Egnor
Oak Hill
Logan
Torooooh Roe
H. B Snead Gardens
Bostick Ave
Webb
Crab Orchard
W_ Va
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Reward
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Grandview Road
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Montgomery Ward
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Harvey
Helene Curtis
Lucy’s
Lucy Wheeler
Thompson
Del-Mar
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Raleigh County Bank
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Main Street
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Ashworth Firestone
Prince St
Jimmie
Halstead
Wright
Lovitz
Haddad’s TV and Furniture CO
Main St
RCA Victor
Zenith
John W. Eye
Frank
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Sprague
Termites Mountain State Termite Control
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Venetian Blind
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Bob Daniels
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Combs St
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Florida
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W. E. Lively
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Southern
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Tenn
Richard Kay
Belmont
Massachusetts
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McDowell
Avon
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Watkins
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East
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Barberton
Marc
Davenport
Oceana Lumber & Supply CO
Oceana
Post-Herald and Raleigh Register
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Beckley Tire
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Richwood
R. H. Rickett
Bermuda
Hawaii
President Hotel
Washington St West
Brown
R. S. Day
King Coal Hotel
East Rainelle
Roy A. Jones
E. E. Snyder
Toner Concrete CO
Beaver
W. S. Gregg
W. B. Jones
R. L
J. H. Stinson
East Beckley
Taye Your
J.J. Lamb & Son
Montgomery Ward Beckley
Whitener Roofing & Heating Co
City Ave
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Upholstery, Inc
T. V
Crab Orchard Heights
Mankin Ave
F.H.A
G.I
Green Valley
MacArthur
Lilly Land Company
Realtors
Princeton, W. Va
Maxwell & Keyser Plumbing & Heating
Plumbing Supplies
US Mankin
No. Kanawha St. - Dial
Beckley Glass Co
Oakwood
Central Ave
In Co. Dial
Elco Lumber CO
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