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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1938

Page

10

Ankrom Rescues Betty as Railroad Feud Intensifies

Ankrom confronts Claydell and Ratchford over long feud fueling trouble around Trone’s valley. After a tense night, Ankrom rides to Trone’s office to report gunfights, a wounded ear, and a plan to back Trone against a rival faction. Betty’s emotional manipulation hovers over his loyalty as he probes for truth.

Ansrom Trone Claydell Ratchford Ankrom Tom Ratchford Cleydéll Raichford Sefle Golden Girl Brean Ankrom Drean

Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton

Olive Roberts Barton argues that self-esteem in children is tied to some material proof of status, but warns against overindulgence. She suggests balancing possessions with a sense of worth, noting that toys and modern comforts offer a false boost to pride and self-respect while stressing orderly homes and social signals.

Jongings Kent Tommy Roger

Hollywood News Puffs and Press Agents Tales

Hollywood stories describe busy allamake of amateur stunts by press agents. Hugh Herbert teaches a ghow to live on dry land while alligators and owls haunt film sets and actors chase animals for publicity. The playful column blends industry anecdotes with musings on materialism and ambition.

Bill Porter NEA Pact Bascisan NEA Service Hollywood Frank Bucks Warner Brothers Hugh Herbert Martha Rave Miss Rave Raye Paramount Universal Jon P. A TC Fox Shorty Marjorie Weaver Allan Jones Irene Hervey Leo Carrillo Metro Jones

Helen Parrish Early Star of Stage and Screen

Ennis notes Helen Parrish emerged as a leading child actress in popular pictures. She appeared in Mad About Music and Little Tough Guy, debuted at age three, and later pursued journalism while acting. Born in Columbus, Georgia, Parrish is described as five feet six inches tall, 110 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes, and she enjoys movies and dancing.

Bill Porter George Scarbo Helen Parrish Helen Columbus, Ga

Clemson forester urges pruning pines for clear lumber

Clemson College South Carolina reports extension forester D R Brewster advises lumbermen to prune pine trees to produce clear lumber, noting it takes no longer to grow a knot free trunk and that clear lumber can fetch about twice the price of knotty timber.

Clemson College S.C D. R. Brewster Extension Forester

Expert Bids Major Suit In Duplicate Bridge

Dr. E. B. Conolly of Washington with strong trump support disregards distribution to jump raise in a top duplicate match. Leroy Thurtell faces a forced no trump laydown after observing five hearts, two clubs, and one unspecified suit. Thurtell wins the spade ace, draws trumps, and cashes clubs before dummy’s last club is ruffed, choosing safety over diamond play.

WM. Z. McKenney American Contract Bridge League E. B. Conolly Washington North Trump Leroy Thurtell Asbury Park Thurtell

Contract Problem in Duplicate Bridge

South has bid one club West one spade North two spades South two no trump North three no trump. West marked with ace of diamonds and clubs. West breaks diamond suit. South loses one diamond trick and makes four hearts. In duplicate scoring six hundred versus six twenty can swing top score to a tie for below average in rubber bridge.

West South

Birthday of ex-broker turns prisoner's fiftieth year

Former broker now inmate No 94835 and a visual education teacher at Sing Sing was born August 3 1888 in Beverly Massachusetts son of George Whitney bank president in Boston His birthday arrives three and a half months after he began a five to ten year sentence for misuse of customers securities at his former brokerage firm

Sing Sing Prison Beverly Mass George Whitney Boston

Co operative Farming Breaks Labor Strain In Hyattstown

Four neighboring farmers Ronald Kling Eugene Carlisle Maynard Kling and Carl Price near Hyattstown form a co operative farming system to share labor and equipment across farms. They move 18 horses to harvests and use four teams for threshing. They report rapid work on wheat hay and soon sweet corn and silo filling will join the plan. The method reduces cook needs and relies on coordinated teams with board for each worker.

Hyattstown Ronald E. Kling Eugene Carlisle Maynard Kling Carl Price Ronald King Kling Mr. Kling

Big Battle Raging In Central China

Shanghai reports a major clash in Central China near Kiukiang as Japanese forces push up the Yangtze toward the provisional capital. Japanese claims say eight Chinese divisions were defeated since July 23, with Kiukiang falling on the 25th. earlier reports counted only three divisions defeated.

Shanghai China Yangtze River Kiukiang Hankew Yangtze Tate

Richard Whitney Birthday Ongoing in Ossining Moment

Ossining, Aug. 1. Richard Whitney, a NYSE member aged 24, served as its President at 41 and was later seen as a fallen angel at 49. He celebrated an anniversary to mark a notable milestone in his storied career.

Ossining Richard Whitney New York Stock Exchange

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