Jean Harlow Heads to Baltimore Century Theatre Stage Show
Hollywood star Jean Harlow arrives in Baltimore for a week starting Friday February 26 at the Century Theatre leading Make It Snappy at Capitol Theatre New York with cast members Al Wohlman Mulray McNeece Ridge Darlene Walders and Wynn Wayne plus Hector and Hia Pals. She also stars in Beast of The City with Walter Huston.
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Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Century Theatre
Baltimore
Capitol Theatre
New York
Al Wohlman
Mulray
McNeece
Ridge
Darlene Walders
Berenoff
Carlotte
Wynn Wayne
Hector
Hia Pals
Miss Harlow
Walter Huston
Office Held By Local Man Likely To Be Abolished
The Democratic House Appropriations Committee proposed eliminating the Baltimore port posts of Comptroller of Customs Surveyor of Customs and Appraiser of Merchandise each worth 5000 annually as part of 29 federal savings. Current officers Lawrence B. Towers John H. Cunningham and John A. Janetzke Jr. are active party leaders tied to Eastern Shore and East Baltimore Republican circles.
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Maryland
House Appropriations Committee
Baltimore
Baltimore Custom House
Lawrence B. Towers
Denton
John H. Cunningham
John A. Janetzke Jr
Janetzke
East
Towers
Caroline county
Eastern Shore
Albert G. Towers
Senator Goldsborough
World War Naval Drama RKO File Debuts at Federal Theatre
Hand to hand fighting on a burning vessel provides thrills in Death by Own Action Fleet a World War naval production beginning at the Federal Theatre Friday and Saturday. A U S Navy destroyer boarding party overpowers the enemy crew with Bill Boyd Robert Armstrong and James Gleason in the lead. Flames rage aboard the sailing ship off Los Coronados Islands in Mexican waters.
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RKO
Federal Theatre
U. S. Navy
Bill Boyd
Robert Armstrong
James Gleason
Los Coronados Islands
Lew Lipton
Herbert A. Jones
Report From Disarmament Conference
Geneva 1932 coverage notes a global turnout for the Disarmament Conference with 64 nations represented and over 500 delegates. Arthur Henderson delivers the keynote on why disarmament matters, citing the Covenant of the League and the Kellogg Briand Pact, amid hopes for harmony despite Far East tensions.
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Switzerland
Europe
America
Asia
Africa
United States
Canada
Poland
Bulgaria
India
Persia
Russia
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Henderson
far east
League of Nations
William I. Hull
Map of Washingtons Routes in Maryland Planned for Distribution
The Maryland Commission for the Celebration of George Washingtons 200th birth anniversary has prepared a map of Maryland showing all Washington traveled roads and ninety stops. Prepared by J Spence Howard with notes by J Alexis Shriver it details nine key visits with dates from his diaries. Printed by A Hoen & Company the color map records 127 Washington trips to Maryland, distributed to schools and Baltimore City schools with 10 000 copies printed at 2500 and 1000/ locations for state and city educators.
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Maryland Commission for
George Washington
Maryland
J. Spence Howard
Washington
J. Alexis Shriver
Bel Air
A. Hoen & Company
Virginia
Albert S. Cook
David E. Weeglein
Baltimore City
Baltimore
J. Alexia Shriver
Forest Wardens Meet Thursday at Hurlock
Fifty two forest wardens from Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties gather for their annual conference at the Hurlock fire house on Thursday March 3 under District Forester Kenneth J Seigworth Salisbury Principal speakers include former State Senator Harry Nuttle State Forester F W Besley State Forester William S Taber and Assistant Forester Walter J Quick Jr The day covers fire control plans and open discussion on preparedness prevention and suppression Attending will be three County Agricultural Agents and County Commissioners Lunch is provided by the State Forestry Department and served by Hurlock Methodist Protestant Church members
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Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Hurlock
Kenneth J. Seigworth
Salisbury
Harry Nuttle
Caroline county
F. W. Besley
Maryland
William S. Taber
Delaware
Walter J. Quick Jr
Nuttle
Besley
Taber
Quick
State Forestry Department
Forestry Department
W. E. Seedlers
Eastern Shore
Elkton
Wm. S. Gordy
John F. Shultz
Mr. Zion
A. J. Dhue
Goldsboro
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Joseph Snowberger
Ridgely
Clarence Roe
Denton
Dallas Neal
Andersontown
Harry L. Sullivan
American Corner
Albert Engle
Tan Yard
William A. Andrew
Federalsburg
Irwin T. Sparklin
Elben’s Mill
Oscar E. Kelley
Arthur L. Kelley
Anthony’s Mill
Ed. B. Maloney
Keep Well Children Away From Those With Colds
Dr Riley of the Maryland State Health Department warns that whooping cough begins like a cold and stresses protecting babies and young children. He urges keeping well children away from anyone with colds to prevent spread and warns of serious after effects and high child mortality.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland State Department of Health
Maryland
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