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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1936
Page
7
Walter and Ace Blaikie confront moral peril and a vow to protect Molly as events unfold in Satan. Molly and Walter express deep devotion while Patrick probes past meetings, motives, and a looming disclosure about Molly and Ace Blaikie that tests loyalties and fate.
Telephone engineers report a buried wire system with insulated plexed under lines could extend service to isolated rural areas. Buried circuits show promise for low maintenance, protection from damp soils, and simple trench installation, potentially reducing the high costs of open wire lines.
Walter recalls his two year stint as Ace Blaikie’s secretary and the broken engagement with Molly. He explains Ace’s secret plan to win Molly, his forgery scheme, and Molly’s eventual engagement to Ace to shield Walter. Walter confesses fear for his parents and reveals he left Satan for New York while Ace pressed Molly to marry him.
Phil Baker returns Sundays on CBS as editor of a Minnesota newspaper spoofing fellow papers with playful typos. Vincent Lopez’s band relaunches on CBS with Floyd Gibbons, while Frank J. Black resumes Five Hours Back for Europe via shortwave. Ed Thorgersen chats with football coaches on Saturday Night Football Revue. Phillips Lord’s We the People airs Sundays on NBC inviting public input. Allie Lowe Miles and Sedley Brown decide Husbands or Wives by coin toss. Claudette Colbert and Norman Foster’s romance reappears in Radio Theatre after real life marriages. Barbara Miller reshapes Home Sweet Home into Lucy Kent’s Home or The Life of Lucy Kent, with Elizabeth Keller and Lester Tremayne in Betty and Bob on CBS.
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