Blonde on Cannes Terrace Foreshadows Hidden Threat
In Cannes for a brief visit, Archibald Lumsden and Hugo Stern spot a striking blonde at a terrace next to Cannes luxury hotels. The woman, masking an American accent, seeks Lumsden, then abruptly departs, appearing frightened and wary. Hugo suspects she is an American posing as French, watching for someone or something she fears. Tomorrow promises more on a famed cartoonist.
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Hugo Stern
Carlton
Scandinavia
Cannes Croisette
Malmaison
Miramar
Martinez
Hugo
Cannes
Riviera
Mademoiselle
Paris
Deauville
le Touquet
Archibald Lumsden
Maz Seltmersh
Milk surplus marked as largest in association history
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association held a special meeting at Silver Spring with Frank S. Walker presiding. About seventeen of twenty one directors attended as they discussed a reorganization of the Wakefield Dairy in Washington run by Simpson Brothers and noted milk market conditions across nine counties in Maryland and Virginia. Traffic study cited by the Bureau of Public Roads said 50 percent of traffic uses city streets, 33 percent state highways, and 17 percent county roads.
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Wakefield
Washington
Simpson Brothers
Walker
B. B. Detrick
Association
Maryland
Virginia
Theass
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Local Tennis Stars Win At Hagerstown Tournament
Frederick tennis players shine in the Cumberland Valley event in Hagerstown. Lloyd Rice defeated Buddy MacBain 6-2 6-3 and R B Green beat Charles Price 6-0 6-1. Rachel McKinley beat Mrs Raymond Crum 6-2 6-1. Upends came as Robert L Smith Jr and Frank Thomas Jr inspired Mercersburg duo defeated Green and Wright 6-4 9-7. Doubles saw McCardell Radcliffe over Palmer Beyard 6-3 7-5. Ramsburg Clapp beat McLaughlin Thomas 6-3 6-3. Adair eliminated Palmer 5-7 6-3 6-2. King Charles VII story noted.
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Frederick
I Hagerstown
Lloyd
Slugger
Robert L. Smith Jr
Frank Thomas Jr
Martinsburg
W. Va
R. B. Green
Fred Wright
Hagerstown
Mercersburg
Wright
Duke University
Thomas
Max McCardell
Buddy Radcliffle
This City
Victor Palmer
Beyard
Richard Ramsburg
Robert E. Clapp
McLaughlin
Rice
Young Thomas
Ramsburg
Clapp
Price
McCardell
Radcliffe
Smith
Buddy Adair
Washington
Palmer
Heuce
Adair
Rickey Willis
Middletown Community Picnic Planned In Sigler's Woods
The Middletown Lions Club schedules an annual community picnic in Sigler's woods south of Middletown on Thursday. Former Sunday school crowds up to 5000 are anticipated with talks by U S Senator Millard E Tydings, Leo Weinberg candidate for attorney general, and Arthur E Hungerford candidate for the Senate. Music by Tressler Orphans Home Band and a 40 piece band will play.
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Middletown
Sigler’s Woods
Young's Woods
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Arthur E. Hungerford
Senate
Harry W. Nice
Howard W. Jackson
Tressler Orphans
Loysville
Psa
John Hoffman
Lions Club
Edward F. Holter
Elks elect Maryland Delaware and DC officers
Philip A. Gayaut of Washington was elected president of the Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Association of Elks, defeating Frank Hindley of Annapolis 31 to 23. First vice president Crispfeld Porteott of Frederick was named, with John LeHurst of Wilmington as second vice president and Calvert as secretary.
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Hagerstown
Philip A. Gayaut
Washington
District of Columbia
Association of Elks
Calvert K. Hartle
Gayaut
Frank Hindley
Annapolis
Crisfeld
Francis Perrott
Frederick
John le Hurst
Whemington
Del
Calvert
Hagerstown Treasurer and Cumberland Rep Speak at Session
K Hartle of Hagerstown announced the treasurer role while John Blosner of Cumberland and Rep. David J. Lewis campaigned for the Democratic senatorial nomination. The day ended with plans for a climactic street parade tomorrow night following today’s business session.
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K Hartle
Hagerstown
John Blosner
Cumberland
David J. Lewis
Plant seed leaves determine flower part numbers
Dicotyledonous plants develop two seed leaves and typically flower parts in fours or fives or multiples thereof. Monocotyledonous plants have one seed leaf and flower parts in threes or multiples of three.
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French Riviera
Bald
Max Saltmarsh
Es Benatar
Chapter
Valley
Charles VII
France
Petrott
Elks
Pennhurst
Ocean End
Michigan Avenue
Atlanti City, N. J
Comer
Hamio
Milfon Dollar Pier
Union Station
Russell H. Bennett, Pron
Greenawalt
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peel Auditor
J Howard Slocum
Mgr
Flanders
A Rine and
Park Ave
Palm Beach
Quaker City
North Market Street
The
Hamilton
Washington's
Enhe
Middletown Lions Club
William M. Storm
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