Student Patterson in murder case exposes frailty and motive
In a campus murder investigation, Ned Patterson confesses a possible motive and nearly admits poisoning, revealing thefts of poisons from a chemistry lab and a planned act of self defense against exposure, while Rankin weighs Buckley as a key suspect and Warwick and Randall provide crucial context.
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Buckley
Warwick
Randall
Aberdeen
Rankin
Mr. Warwick
Jordan
Vandalia High School
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Warwik
Death in Initiation Haunted Beta Sigma Fraternity
Detective Tommy Rankin leads the probe into the death of Stuart Jordan during a Beta Sigma initiation. A canine venom injection is the apparent cause. Suspects include Ralph Buckley Walter Randall Ned Patterson and Edward Fletcher with ties to Jordan and the fraternity.
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Ned Patterson
Rankin
Stanton
Ned
Man
Patterson
Ted
Pledgee
Mr. Rankin
Ralph Buckley
Larry Palmer
Palmer
Jordan
Stuart
Randall
Philadelphia
Buckley
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Aberdeen
Mr. Warwick
Walter Randall
Stuart Jordan
Tommy Rankin
Edward Fletcher
Howard Merrick
St. Louis
Arnold Prince
Connie
Fletcher
Joeen Rankin
Did you ever see a little bird with a big bill
A playful exchange about a quail on toast at a fashionable restaurant. The quip highlights a sizable bill and a witty reply between speakers.
No Wonder Then there was the boy who drank two bottles of gold paint
The Kansas City Star reports a boy drank two bottles of gold paint and now feels guilty. He faces concern from guardians and medical staff about potential ingestion effects and metallic risks.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Middle West
United States
Europe
Manchester
Eng
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America
West Baden
Ind
Kansas City Star
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