Challenge For Dr. Mays excerpt chapter 24
A dramatic novel excerpt shows Chad and Miss Barr in late hours at the office. Miss Barr’s implied snooping contrasts with Chad’s guarded mood as the case and newspaper coverage unsettle them.
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Dr. Mays
Elizabeth Seifert
Permission O. Ur Publi
Wr. Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc
King Features Syndicate
Chad
Miss Barr
Hazel
Bart
Chad Mays
van Horn
Lacey
Britton
Pattern 9206 Girls Dress Pattern Ad
Vintage sewing pattern notice for Marian Martin pattern 9206 in girls sizes 6 8 10 12 14. Offers blouse jumper suspender shorts with yardage, complete sew chart, 35 cent pattern price plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing. Requires name address zone size and pattern number.
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Marian Martin
Care Terre Haute Tribune
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Radio Schedule and Neighboring Drama Page Scene
A radio listing for WTHI and WBOW stations appears with programming through the day. The text then shifts to a tense dramatic dialogue where Hazel Barr presses Dr. Mays on a alleged murder tied to a wealthy family and possible cover up.
Sew Easy Halter From Two Huck Towels Pattern 691
An ad promoting pattern 691 Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 with a halter from two huck towels. Includes diagram and directions, price 25 cents plus 5 cents extra for mailing. Send to Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept New York address. Also offers Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book and other designs. To Be Continued Monday.
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Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Defensive finesse defeats contract in tricky bridge dilemma
The Becker column analyzes a bridge deal where West can force declarer to lose by delaying the second trump. After diamonds are exhausted, a strategic second trump lead or its refusal determines whether declarer or West gains control. The key is that West should not win the second spade, preserving trump odds and keeping the setting trick available.
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West
East
Declarer
Theater listings paint a busy Indiana drive-in week
Theaters show classic westerns and dramas including The Searchers with John Wayne and Natalie Wood at Grand and The Rose Tattoo starring Burt Lancaster and Anna Magnani at Liberty. Other titles include To Hell and Back with Audie Murphy and Naked Dawn with Arthur Kennedy. First adhesive stamps issued in five and ten cents feature Benjamin Franklin and George Washington.
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Indiana
James Cagney
GRAND
The
Searchers
John Wayne
Natalie Wood
Jeffrey Hunter
Liberty
Burt Lancaster
Anna Magnani
Cleo Moore
John Agar
Swan
Command
Guy Madison
Garfield
Stratton
James Stewart
June Allyson
Terre Haute Drive-In
Hell and Back
Audie Murphy
Arthur Kennedy
Hell On Frisco Bay
Alan Ladd
Joanne Dru
Diablo
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Television Schedule Dense with Classic Network Lineup
A full day of TV listings across stations WF5M WTTV WCIA and WTTV includes morning and afternoon blocks with Dodgers Redlegs games, wrestling, dance programs, and educational films. Evening features The Honeymooners Gunsmoke Perry Como and news caps with late night movie and stage shows.
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Lawrence Wel
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City Hospital
Boston Sox
Terre Haute
H. Today
Basin St
Phil
Orchestra
World Tonight
WBOW
Farmana Home
Hazel Barr
Dr. van Horn
Laura
John Blandin
U.S. Pat
B. Jay Becker
Central Press South Dealer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
MR. Smith
Pierre
Tillie
the Toiler
Steve Canyon
BY Bob Gustafson
Milton Caniff
Ernie
Blondie
BY Chick Young
Kramers
Donald Duck
Muggs McGinnis
Walt Disney
BY Wally Bishop
Big Sister
Buddy
Donnie
Beth
Etta Kett
BY Bob Naylor
BY Paul Robinson
Dad
Little Annie Rooney
Zero
Boomer
MR. Mark
Darrell Declure
Jessica
Jackson Twins
Proope
BY Dick Brooks
Indianapolis
Capt. Gallant
Wild Bill Hickok
WTTV
Bloomington
Dodgers-Redlegs
Gabby Hayes
Lottie Moore
Jack Neel
Lawrence Weik
Mark Saber
WCIA
Champaign
Lone Ranger
Sky King
Roy Rogers
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