Story of Judith Goodice and Reuben Oliver’s troubled marriage
A muddled tale follows Judith Goodice who marries Reuben Oliver for his money only to find his fortune vanished. Judith travels with Reuben to a distant mining town Fordney’s Goich where poverty strains their bond while Reuben’s love remains. Their fragile relationship faces resentment and hardship as characters struggle with wealth and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Goodice
Reuben Oliver
Judith
Reuben
Gismel
Fordney
Goich
Nerede
Thea Trims
Old Lady Fats faces poverty and a failed marriage
Reuben Oliver and Judith struggle after twins arrive as jobs vanish and the family clings to Gran's charity. Judith sells heirlooms to survive while Reuben reevaluates pride and fatherhood, hoping Gran will lend support to cover growing debt.
American Stragglers Filter Through Lines From Gandesa
Nine days after being surrounded at Gandesa on April 1, two hundred American fighters from the Lincoln-Washington Battalion reached their lines in Government Spain. Capt. Leonard Lamb and Capt. Milton Wolff, both New Yorkers, led survivors across enemy routes via rivers and thickets to a front line hospital. Lamb dodged patrols for four days and crossed the Ebro by boat. Wolff swam most of the way. The brigade’s retreat began at Beichite after being cut off by insurgents. they pressed toward Caspe where insurgent advances stalled for 48 hours in a bitter clash.
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Mora
Nueva
Spain
Gandesa
Lincoln-Washington
Leonard Lamb
New York City
Wand
Milton Wolff
Lamb
Ebro
Wolff
International Brigade
Beichite
Caspe
Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Rockville Maryland April 10 Mrs Dorothy May V tp of Travilah Maryland is named defendant in a suit for absolute divorce filed in the Circuit Court here by Lows Rendolph Violette represented by Attorney Kenneth Lyddane. The petition charges the plaintiff was deserted April 1 1935 and the couple married in Frederick in 1932 and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Dorothy May
Travilah
Circuit
Lows Rendolph Violette
Kenneth Lyddane
Frederick
Hollywood Mischief and Smog on Film Sets
Hollywood reports behind the scenes antics as Max Ruseam frees a massive fur vault door with a carpenter’s help during a Kentuck Moonshine shoot. Ritz Brothers spoof and Snow White parodies unfold while Andrea Leeds battles yellow smoke in Letter of Introduction. Dior Henry Koster directs Danielle Darrieux in a risque dressing scene, censored but progressing, as rival titles stir chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Max Ruseam
Fght
Anatole
Andrea Leeds
Miss Leeds
John Stahl
Paris
Danielle Darrieux
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Henry Koster
Miss Darrieux
Koster
Darrieux
Kosier
Man Found Dead Outside Beer Cabin in Riverdale
Levi Alexander, 36, was found dead early today outside a beer cabin in Riverdale. Police said witnesses heard a chair fall and he walked out unaided, with Dr. Mark Keane ruling death from a broken neck. investigators concluded the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Levi Alexander
Ralph Brown
Mark Keane
Brown
Danish actor Hersholt in 1906 to 1914 wardrobe story
A fragmented sketch notes Jean Hersholt arriving in America in 1914. It mentions his world wardrobe value of $15 a week, his 40th screen role in Montreal 1914 with Via Anderson whom he married, their son Allan, Hersholt directing Westerns, his stamp expertise, and interest in collecting first editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hersholt
America
Alexander
Montreal
Anderson
Allan
Hersholt
Two Die When Ship Is Torn By Explosion
Two lives were lost and 29 men rescued from the Greek steamship Kyllene after an explosion 200 miles off the Azores. Radio operator Papa Theodorous drowned leaping for a lifeboat but transmitted SOS from a damaged set, aiding three ships in the rescue. A second victim was missing and believed killed in the blast. The cause was thought to be an explosion in the ship's bunkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Azores
Radio Marine Corporation Today
Papa Theodorous
Theodorous
Rapino Day By Day Lost in Frantic Radio Schedules
Fragmented OCR lists NBC CBS and local airings from April 25 to late night, detailing Notre Dame universal radio program from South Bend Washington and Hollywood plus WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC schedules, concerts, talks, and short-wave notices with numerous named programs, hosts, and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mischa Mischakoff
NBC
Wjznbc
Radio Forum
Len Burton K. Wheeler
WEAF
Jennings Randolph
America
Burns
al Jen
Margaret Speaks
Phil Spitalny
Marek Weber
Carl Ravazza
WABC
CBS
Eddie Cantor
Kvits
Timber
Pick
Pat
Minam Hopkins
Mary Burns
Wayne Ringwaltz
WJZ
Joseph Jastrow
Ruby Newman
Philadelphia Orchestra
Warden Lawes
Fisk
Girl Scouts Prepare First Hike of the Season
Apt 1B members of Girl Scout Troop No 2 plan their first hike Monday after a 2 o'clock meeting in the Presbyterian church social rooms. The troop is divided into four patrols led by Margaret Harris Frances Grove Helen McCutcheon and Betty Storm. Alice Bowers serves as troop scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Saids
Margaret Harris
Frances Grove
Helen McCutcheon
Betty Storm
Alice Bowers
Jas
Mary Benson
The
March Accidents in County and Local Penalties
The report tallies 13 road accidents in the county during March with injuries and fatalities noted. A series of local court actions follow, including fines for speeding in Middletown and Buckeystown, and licenses violations in Hagerstown and Poolesville, with several defendants bound over to await further proceedings.
Local court notices list minor fines in Virginia and Maryland
Fragmentary court item shows Jobo BE and Cain of Winchester Virginia forfeited small sums for alleged violations. Edward Colhaner of Baltimore sold a license related matter. Justice Schnauffer oversees the proceedings with minimal detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo BE. Cain
Winchester
Justice Schnauffer
Edward Colhaner
Baltimore
Motorist in trouble after red light stop
Serie Dollish of Pittsburgh was stopped Sunday afternoon by Officer William E. Miller for running a red light and was taken to Police Headquarters. He posted $1730 collateral for a hearing scheduled later this week on the three charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Miller
Serie Dollish
Pittsburgh
Traush
Doalfish
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Old Lady Fats
Regen
Caster Street
Gost
Judy
Art Judith
Casper Street
Helga
Brent
Ranger
Lane Sears
Warn
Mitie
Jim
Oliver
Gran
Sathine
Bruce
Pernans
Reuben Grim
Fordner's Gulch
Ford
Fordney's Gulch
Fordner
Olivers
C Coteight
Blanchy
Cissy
Kentucky
Jimmy
Harry
Beer
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
U S. Patent Office
Dany
Ean Hersholt
Circus
Madison Square Garden
Pop
France
Baion
Kkemsheeg
Javed Cy
E. Butterfield
Radis
Sears
Frank Raon
Weafnbc
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ma Perkins
the Living Go
Wabc-Cbs
Tin Pan Allcgmed
George Hall
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Music Guild
New York Herald Tribune
TPA2
S. S
JZF
JZI
Tokyo
DID
Berlin
Youth Movement
W2xad
U. S
IZI Tokyo
United States
Southern States
poBert Avis
ipRie
Zoxford
Ower
Usd Tre County
Corp. W. K
Mar
Schnauffer
Bankie Causy Chase
Middletown
H Marsh
United States Department of Agriculture
Ariington
O. Pred Ridenour
Henry Eoyle
Hagerstown
Ridenour
Robert B. Fawtey
Poolesville
Johan F. Kelier
Buckeystown
Ss Bicycles
Sil
Aoe Galtoon
Bubrad
BE. Green ST
Washington Ave
East Green Street
Westminster
Nce
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Ari Brooks -Cortez
Opera House
N. Court St
Rodock
Labovitz
Department Store
North Market
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