Murdock Case Deepens In Hazardous Costa Verdant Plot
Raeburn forces a confrontation over a missing envelope and a set of photographs as revelations unfold about a family estate tied to a Nazi sympathizer network in a Caribbean country. Joyce, Hester, and Ward Allen clash with Dean Thorndike and Delia as the truth about Mrs Clarke and a political struggle surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyce
Kent
Ward Allen
Caragua
Ward
Delia
Thorndike
Raeburn
Murdock
Joyce
Dean Thorndike
Rae
San Baria
Holland
Allen
Perry Clarke
Duis Giance
Polo Field
On Set Feuds and Odd Jobs at Movietown
Hollywood reports a mix of humor and tragedy on The Oxbow Incident set with director Wellman and star Fonda trading chair pranks. Nearby, Forest Rangers scripts yield a rapid Don’t spend more than a day on it song. Star-Spangled Rhythm gates bring no glances for Victor Moore. Bhagwar Singh, a turbans wrapper, frequently assists on The Desert Song set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA
Walter von Tillburg Clark
William Wellman
Wild Bill
Wellman
Henry Fonda
Fonda
Star
Forest Rangers
Paramount
George Marshall
Fred MacMurray
Joe Lilley
Frank Loesser
Victor Moore
Paramount Int
Bhagwar Singh
Truth Seekers Class Entertained at Braddock Heights Home
The Truth Seekers class of Calvary Methodist Church was entertained at Mrs. Markell Nelson's Braddock Heights home on Thursday. A membership contest determined the winning and losing sides, with Mrs. Lettie Handley captaining the winners and Mrs. Ruth Wolf captaining the losers. An evening of readings and a tableau was followed by the song Old Black Joe directed by Mrs. Handley. Refreshments were served. attendees included a long list of members and visitors, among them Mrs. Irma Hahn, Miss Audrey Kline, and Evelyn Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth Seekers
Calvary Methodist Church
Markell Nelson
Braddock Heights
Lettie Handley
Ruth Wolf
Irma Hahn
Mary Trulippe
Edna DeShong
Evelyn Adams
Audrey Kline
Evelyn Kemp
Mother Urges Daughter To Stop Bearing Children
Dorothy Dix counsels a young wife that motherhood is the highest career and true measure of success for women, urging the mother’s view be set aside. She extols wife and mother roles, claiming real happiness and influence come from rearing children. She contrasts this with careers and fame, emphasizing family legacy and moral strength through motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Soyely
Mather
Inuss
MacArthur
May Limit Deliveries In Unrestricted Areas
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration discussed restricting petroleum deliveries in areas not currently rationed. Deputy Co-ordinator Ralph K. Davies said facilities that can help relieve shortages will be withdrawn from unrestricted zones. OPC plans to issue sale and distribution limits where relief is achieved, depending on diversion effects on other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Agness
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Pete Ca Oninatu
Ralph K. Davies
OPC
Unity Club 157 elects Bertha Rehbein Commander in Sykesville
At the July meeting Mrs. Bertha Rehbein of Sykesville was elected Commander of Unity Club 157 Navy Mothers Clubs of Amendi. Mrs. Eva Yokum was elected first vice commander. Officers were Ensign E. P. Dandridge and Ensign M. M. Holloway, attached to the Navy Recruiting Station in Baltimore.?></S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Bertha Rehbein
Navy Mothers’ Clubs of
Amendi
Eva Yokum
E. P. Dandridge
M. M. Holloway
Navy
Baltimore
Naval Reserve
Coast Guard
Marines
Navy Mothers Clubs of America
Thal A. Oud Fellows Temple
Cathedral
Saratoga Streets
Elizabeth Barnes
Rachel Barnes
Jakers
Charles Berry
Salisbury
Ocean City
Barnes
Virginia Beach
Robert Haight
Randallstown
Harry Weer Haight
M. Clarke Reed
Alice
Dorsey Tucker
Nancy Tucker
Josiah Jones
Olney
Thurman Moore
Arthur C. Brown
Jennings Campbell
Gordon Williams
Robara
Kentucky
W. Charles Hammond
Frederick County
Eldersburg
Strawbridge
Community notes and visits span families and events
About sixty five persons attended a meeting with supper and homemade ice cream. George Clark and son from Baltimore visited relatives in Marshal Clark and a Virginia trip followed. Barbara Waddell hosted friends at Bushy Park in Howard county. Clyde Siebert spent a week in Beilerton. Macqubin Waters of Olney visited the Stinsons. Dr Eugene L Pessagno and wife welcomed a daughter born July 15 at St Joseph's Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Pessagno was formerly Miss Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
John Scott
Harry Elzier
Russell Ebeling
Mer
George Clark
Baltimore
G. Thomas Clark
Marshal Clark
Virginia
Barbara Waddell
Bushy Park
Howard County
Clyde Siebert
Beilerton
Macqubin Waters
Olney
Wiliam JL. Stinson
Eugene L. Pessagno
Ten Hills
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pessagno
Mary
Local Notes From Howard and Surrounding Areas
Emuly Brown in Howerd county Miss Bugera Care hageeluen left from trp to California. Elaine WilsonBethesda visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Willian Mason Jones spent several days wit y Hercute Wtree PRramees. Hetty Stull Poplar Springs spending time with Ki Mullenix in Sykesville. Mrs Maddy visiting sher son-in-law and daughter Ate paid Mrs Charles Day and ten family at Jessup. Mrs Robert J Taylor returned to Bloomsburg Rowacd county from a three-weeks visit to her daughter Maa Said Beco at Mercersburg. Annual Wesley Chapel picnic at Straw bridge Home on Thursday Auguss with music by Springeld band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emuly Brown
Howerd County
Bugera
California
Elaine Wilson
Bethesda
Willian
Mason Jones
Howard County
Hetty Stull
Poplar Springs
Ki Mullenix
Sykesville
Maddy Dtood
Sher
Charles Day
Jessup
Robert J. ‘Taylor
Bloomsburg
Maa
Beco
Mercersburg
Wesley Chapel
Strawbridge
Springeld
Court News and New Marriage Licenses in Maryland and Nearby States
Court news lists property transfers in county records including Moran to Wachter for $10 and Summere to Howe for $10. Equity cases feature Lou v Loun for absolute divorce and Nutt v Nutt for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses include Beengle and Authe Rite from Baltimore, and other couples from Takoma Park, Athletic Park, Washington, and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Moran
George M. Wachter
Edgar M. Summere
Jenni M. Howe
Equity
Robert B. Lou
Catherine A Loun
Dorothy W. Nutt
Clyde W. Nutt
Andrew C. Beengle
Arbutus
Mildred C. Authe Rite
Baltimore
Lester S. Davis
Lucille A. Koogle
Tak‘em Park
Albert McKenzie
Depew
N. Y
Marcy Rosalie Whip
Athletic Park
Luther Breavard Morgan
Theta Highes Lewis
East Third Street
This City
Samuel H. Shipley
Damascus
Mary E. Deisbert
Frederick Avenue
Harry D. Kinna
Jefferson J Street
Ethel V. Martz
Frederick
Roy Cheeter
Ruth A Sayler
Union Bridge
Arthur Joseph Monroe
Nor-folk
Aldean Mae Rossman
Erie
Edward J. McCann
Anacostia
Edna FE. Kuczynska
Washington
Harold Weisberg
Lillian Stone
Lufs Stuff Update From Europe Notes Hope Amidstrife
Fragmented notas describe cheerful resilience amid wartime Europe. The text mentions Germany and public mood with small hopeful references, though exact events and dates are unclear. It conveys a wartime home front vibe and a sense of perseverance.
Signs of Events Yet to Come and Worries Rise
A fragment discusses widespread misgivings and the urge for officials to inspire wary citizens to smile. It notes a need for confidence and shared effort, with a distant remark on scientific estimates placing Prussian acy ber at 40 million years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lapburrow
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Fenner
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Hestor
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Raphael
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Weel
Amy Porter
Daphne Anderson
New York
Court News
Lydia
Pinkham
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires Phone
Frederick, Md
Quaker City
Frederick's
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of Time
KEY Hotel
BLDG
Germany
Glean Miller
Ducky
Geese
Gorch
Breiningec
North Court St
de. Humphreys
Hinpreys
Libertytown
DI Bupper
Guy Fisher's Orchestra
Mt. Airy
Mary Ellen Grimes
Warner Bros
Alexander
Hayworth
John Sutton
Carole Landis
Thendure Demuer
NTU
Cee
Gordon McKay
Heflin-Hunt
Milton Berle
Nyoka
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