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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1938
Page
14
A fragmentary scene recounts Haego Stern, Archie Lumsden, and René Geiss in a Paris facing rendezvous. Eve Afomet appears as a blonde figure on Carlton Terrace and Parr Beach prompts a late night plan.
In a Palm Beach cabaret, a mannequin show turns deadly as a dancer collapses and dies on stage. Archie and Hugo witness the crowd, identify suspects, and the manager orders the doors closed while police are alerted. The tragedy uncovers a tense scene of intrigue amid a glamorous crowd.
A Detour social on August 3 hosted by Rev Herbert Schmidt featured entertaining games around a bonfire and refreshments. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Schmidt, Misses Daugherty titely Mary, Gildys Mariz, Vivian Haines, Eleanor Wilhide, Helen Kiser, Mary Smith, Ruth Yoder, Dorothy Trout, Carroll Daugherty, Charles and Kenneth Daugherty, Charles Trout, and guests from Baltimore county Elizabeth and Merle Yoder.
The $170000 figure the pager asserted includes the President's son's total income from all sources except his $10000 federal salary as a secretary to the President.
Hollywood reports reveal film crew members sharing touching anecdotes from visits to Boys Town Nebraska where background material was gathered. Father Flannagan, directing the project, details 21 years of work reclaiming youths, with admissions denied and hopes for funding to aid all deserving cases.
SCRAPBOOK by Bill Porter and George Scarbo recounts Whitney Bourne as a child skipping school to attend a dancing class, sent to a Paris private school, joining Isadora Duncan dancers, and finally pursuing a stage career. She trained in Paris, returned to New York, made a Broadway splash, designs her own clothes, and is described as having blue eyes, blond hair, weighing 120 pounds, riding horses, and having no strong food likes or dislikes.
In South Carolina Senate veteran Ellison Cotton Ed Smith is opposed for renomination in the Democratic primary on August 30 by Gov. Olin Johnston. Some insiders once thought Roosevelt would push Smith, but now expect no active effort to defeat him. Johnston campaigns as a staunch New Dealer against Smith, who has opposed several New Deal measures.
The article describes a new film about Boys Town and a gangster’s arrogant kid brother. It notes a large cast led by Mickey Rooney with Spencer Tracy as Father Flannagan, and compares its heart with Captain Courageous. The piece mentions the piano being invented early in the eighteenth century.
The City Opera House presents Shirley Temple in her memorable Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm today only with Randolph Scott and other familiar film stars. The program is slightly modernized to feature song and dance numbers while Temple fans enjoy her classic performance. Added attractions include a short subject Return of the Buffalo and a news reel.
The Voluntas class of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday school met on Wednesday evening at the Kefauyer residence, 201 Dili avenue. After devotional and business, a special hour followed, with refreshments served by hostesses Misses Dorothy and.
Evelyn Kefauver and Charlotte and Thelma Burger chaired a gathering with present members Eleanor Abbott Charlotte Burger Thelma Burger Reba Dutrow Mary Staley Pauline YVinger Evelyn Krantz Loberta Stockman Dorothy Kefauver Evelyn Kefauver Mrs Arthur J Barnes and Walter J Davis Also guests Maud W Dutzear Charles Ho Burger Rath W Relativer The next meeting is scheduled for September at the Etterts dining room.
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