Delacorte Murder Plot Pushes Toward Last Act
In a tense New York scene outside the Criminal Courts Building, Rawlings and Rawlings associate Jigger scheme to expose a murderous conspiracy surrounding the Marion Delacorte case. Teasing threats, clockwork plans, and a meeting with Bertha set the stage for a pivotal reveal.
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Criminal Courts
Homburgs
Chester
Fields, Portfolios
Law
New York
Red
Rawlings
Jigger
Delacorte
Fowler
Awlings
Marion
Crime saga reveals a fall of Vinnie’s empire and a fall man
Rawlings recounts a web of violence surrounding Vinnie the Judge-maker. Steve, Vinnie’s chief lieutenant, is manipulated with immunity offers then held as a witness. Big Ernie tortures Steve with a rubber truncheon and injections leading to Steve’s death from a fall.
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York
Vinnie
Higgins
Rawlings
Steve
Seaview Hotel
Big Ernie
Ernie
Detective Diary Excerpt On A Cold Case And Its Fallout
An unnamed speaker questions a miscarriage of justice in the Higgins and Vinnie case while Steve Rawlings is described as central to a cover up. The dialogue hints at coercion, trial avoidance, a dramatic window incident, and unresolved truth as narrative tension builds toward continuation.
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Relie
Vinnie
Higgins
Steve
Rawlings
el’ Rawlings
Ernie
Hstenim
Sock
Stéve
Rent Control Seems Certain Amid Congressional Deliberations
Congress faces a likely extension of rent controls for at least a year with possible modifications. Senate support was 13 to 0 and House 18 to 5, signaling narrow agreement. The piece notes tensions between landlords and tenants, urges targeted action, and warns of eviction risks for occupants if controls end.
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Congress
Banking Committee
House
Senate
Truman
Weathered nation drifts through politics and travel talk
The column blends global tensions with U S domestic concerns. Eisenhower Greece Turkey aid Truman policy and the Marshall Plan are touched on amid notes of pleasant weather and road trips. Readers are reminded of food slang, crop trades, and cultural observations.
Gulf region oil hunt heats up in Camden County
Reporting on the Gulf section oil rush, a new company wins permission to drill in Camden County as rumors swirl about big operators buying leases. Despite myths of giant holders, locals note landowners seek timber and land fertility while a ridge is eyed for possible test wells.
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George
Gulf
Camden County
Peace in Palestine demands UN armed force cap to enforce partition
A detailed analysis warns the Palestine question nears a critical stage as Arab and Jewish factions risk bloodshed. The Palestine Commission urges UN security backing and an international army to enforce mandate and push toward partition, while Britain contemplates ending its mandate by May 1.
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Palestine Commission
United ‘Nations
United Nations
Ato
Security Council
Commission
Russia
United States
Palestine
Korea
China
Soviet disarmament proposal discussed by council leaders
A Soviet disarmament proposal is slated for discussion at the League of Nations with a Russian draft text prepared. Colonel Frank Knox, formerly Manchester publisher, elected general manager of Hearst newspapers. A Mississippi delegate promotes a cotton acreage limit at the governor’s conference. Arvon Golf Team to play Moultrie Country Club on Washington's Birthday.
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Coltigue
Sotve
Frank Knox
Machester, Nou
Hearst Synificate
P. Wimberly
Arvon
Moultrie
Washington
Mother held in murder charge after drowning of 13 month old
Rockville Centre New York February 20 AP Anne Duke 44 mother of six held on murder charge in drowning of her 13 month old Kenneth. Investigators said she knelt beside a bathtub with head submerged as the body floated. Police reported wrists slashed and a 16 year old daughter Mary Ann returned from school and entered through a second story window finding the scene.
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Rockville Centre
N. Y
Kenneth
Anne. Duke
National Broadcasting Company
Rena
Mary Ann
Schedule fragment of radio programs and news items
A chaotic list of radio time slots and program names across the day. Entries include music shows like Western Melodies and Sunrise Serenade, news segments World News and Georgia News, plus specials and performances such as Leatherneck Album review and Danceland Review. The piece reads as an incomplete timetable with scattered titles and timings.
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World News
Georgia
Blue Bonnet Boys
Calro
Sekont
Vedco
Burney
Laincheon
Melodiescope
Speaters
Tony Russoge
Eady Howard
Orch
Echoes of
Yesteryear
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Real
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Saya Eisenhower
Greece
Turkey
U. S
Jekyll
Thomasswille
Margue
Oma
George Washington
Tony
W. Jackson St
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. Lewis Wilson
Public Accountant
Scott Bidg
Thomasville
Thomasville Canoe
W. Jackson St. Thomasville, Ga
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