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Inventory. In Grafton, N.Dak., Postmaster George W. Mclntyre considered a letter addressed to the "Chief of the Communist Party" in Grafton, returned it to the sender, Richard Rolnick of Pfaffenhofen, Germany, with a little note: "We had a little ring rot in the potatoes, the snow is up to our belts, the water is up to our necks, and ... we expect a mild infestation of grasshoppers. But, thank heaven, we have been unable to find a Communist...
...lineups of the Crimson are as follows. Fullback, Densmore; three-quarters, Kelly, Butler, Adams, and Eaton; fly half, French; scrum half, Cotter; forwards, Mclntyre, Bennett, Calhoun, Lunborg, Loe, White, Travis, and Boucher...
...started Sunday night, when Sheriff George C. Hatcher was waked by a Negro. He was bleeding across the chest. "Picky Pie Hill done did me over at the New Harlem Club in Mclntyre," he said. The sheriff jumped into his car and headed for the tin-roofed Negro juke joint four miles away...
...shared Hill's cell, shook perceptibly as he was questioned. "They were white and there were two of them," he said. Did he recognize them? "I know just about everybody around here, but I never saw those two before." Wispy-haired Coroner C. C. Thompson, who is also Mclntyre's town butcher, asked: "You probably couldn't identify the men if you saw them again, could you?" "No, suh," said Carswell eagerly...
Died. Alfred Robert McIntyre, 62, president of the century-old book publishing firm, Little, Brown & Co.; of a cerebral hemorrhage; in Boston. Mclntyre believed in a policy of "fewer and better books," helped develop such authors as James Hilton, A. J. Cronin, John P. Marquand...