Enderton Court Mystery Deepens with Inspector Hylton
Inspector Hylton and Serge White inspect the deserted Enderton Court home of Arthur Burdett after his murder. Lumsdale asserts the chain on the front door was removed, and a chilly atmosphere plus a cryptic grin by Lumsdale raise suspicions. The inquest is scheduled for Friday.
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Hope Enderton
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Lumsdale
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Lumgsdale
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Robert Lee Convicted Swindler Declared Sane at Hearing
Atlanta, June 23. Robert E S Lee, convicted swindler, was declared sane at a habeas corpus hearing yesterday. He remains jailed awaiting action on his new trial motion. Lee was sentenced to three years in a federal penitentiary for mail fraud tied to the American Bond and Share Corporation collapse. General Judge Samuel H. Sibley noted Lee could recall events and conduct his defense.
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Robert E S. Lee
Rotary International Meet Draws 10000 to Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J June 23 1944 Rotary International split its 10000 convention delegates into forty camps for an afternoon of shop talk. Physicians undertakers lawyers steel men florists retailers and other groups discuss problems and solutions for their trades at the convention site.
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Rotary International
Heavy Vote Foreseen in Florida Runoff Today
Election officials forecast a heavy turnout for the Democratic runoff primary in Florida. Tampa judge Raleigh Petteway and Lake City banker Fred P. Cone vie for the gubernatorial nomination with a campaign focused on personalities and few defined issues. The redistricting pits R. A. Green against W. J. Sears in the new second district as both incumbents race to defend seats.
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Raleigh Petteway
Tampa
Fred P. Cone
Lake City
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Townsend
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National House of Representative
R. A. Green
W. J. Sears
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Citrus Belt
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Washington
France seeks friendly understanding with Britain and the US
Paris reports France aims for a friendly understanding with Great Britain while improving ties with the United States. The socialist government orders 30,000 more troops to northern and eastern borders, boosting total boundary forces to about 140,000 as cabinet reviews Delbos's foreign policy plan focusing on Franco Soviet pact and the Little Entente.
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Yvon Delbos
Czechoslovakia
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Rumania
Showers Break Drought at Columbus Georgia
Local showers ended a long drought in Columbus, Georgia, with another heavy shower falling around nine oclock this morning. Officials said the rainfall brought limited relief but much more rain is needed to compensate for two months of deficit.
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Fox Capture by Rural Chaser Sparks Local Tale
Bloomington resident Ray mond Classen pursued a four month old fox he found in a field. The fox evaded briefly but Classen apprehended it alive. Delegates and their families gathered to discuss the amusement center takeover in an exclusive event.
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Flashes of Life from the AP in Kansas and Beyond
A collection of light vignettes from Kansas and elsewhere includes grasshoppers chewing holes in shirts after field work near Manhattan State College agronomy students returned to find holes in their shirts. A Kansas City dentistry incident recalls a man in a hospital after a car crash. A traffic case in which a magistrate dismisses charges against a driver who claimed an alibi involving a dog and a self restarting car.
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Permanent Committee Named to Oversee Melon Marketing
Washington June 23 CP a permanent control committee to administer the watermelon marketing agreement in Florida Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina was named by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace replacing the temporary group. Georgia members include F C De Mott Moultrie J H Ponder Tifton and others with alternates listed.
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Fort Valley
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Adel
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H. L. Cartwright
S. T. Hall
Dublin
L. E. Holloway
Atlanta
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Montezuma
London salutes King Edward's 42nd birthday
Crowds cheered as King Edward rode through the streets to trap the colors of his guards. He wore a scarlet and gold uniform and was escorted by his three brothers. A Buckingham Palace luncheon and a St James's Palace dinner completed the birthday program.
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Tobacco Field Day At Coastal Plains Station In Tifton
Several hundred Georgia farmers gathered at Tifton Station for the annual tobacco field day to study experiments in fertilization plans rotation ideas and other tobacco growing practices conducted since 1921. E C Westbrook noted the program has provided thousands of flats to farmers adopting the methods. The report also mentions Athens and McCamey Texas hosting rattlesnake derby events.
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Georgia
Coastal Plains Experiment Station
E. C. Westbrook
Agricultural Extension Service
Athens
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