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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1938
Page
10
Christine Forrester argues Clyde should seize a historic chance to control Balingong by forcing Mantusen to concede while preserving key loyalties. Clyde doubts taking a risky alliance, fearing Mantusen’s treachery and danger, yet Christine urges a decisive gain for her and Clyde.
Superintendent Bugene W. Pruitt agreed to cooperate with the United States Community Improvement Appraisal sponsored by the Maryland State Planning Commission. The effort seeks nationwide data from city county and state governments on unemployment relief and the effectiveness of public works programs.
In Hollywood a lean brown young man seeks acting work, admitting stage fright and limited musical ability while hoping for a Western lead. A quickie producer misreads an offer at the Trocadero, dining for $6 worth of asparagus and ending with a bare wallet. Navy collab scenes reveal a lieutenant commander posing as an actor, then accepted without protest. Movie debates over storytelling logic and a 70s daughter’s Snow White query spark laughs and reflection.
Five years after Hitler seized power in 1933, Nazi Germany moved from persecution and censorship to rearmament and expansion. The regime abolished free press, crushed unions, and curbed courts while reoccupying territories, reclaiming the Saar, and pursuing new colonies to revive its economy and influence. The stamp pictured denotes "Tomorrow's Germany" as the regime advances.
A bridge article presents a duel of two strong hands risking a 1700 point penalty after a spade bid misstep. It illustrates how misread bidding and missing key cards, like the club ace, derail plans and lead to costly penalties.
Eddie Davis, once a Shakespearean player and now a character actor, believes audiences avoid Shakespeare films. He recalled a failed Hamlet excerpt at New York's Roxy, where only scattered claps met the act. A fan magazine interviewer pressed him on beauty, cinema, and life, and he coyly joked about wanting to live in Carole Lombard's house.
The Utica Reformed church Ladies' Guild met at Mrs. F. Stanley Stull's home near Lewistown with 22 members and one visitor. A January basket sale report was read, Bed spread won by Mrs. Lester Utterback, and the gathering closed with America and prayer. Next meeting set for March 10 at Mrs. Lydia Lambert's home.
New York reports future fights for Baer and a raft of broadcasts across WJZ NBC CBS networks. March 14 events include Brass concerts, symphony works, a Lincoln topic by Rep Barton canceled due to schedule, and a theatre drama lineup with Godfrey and Ginger Rogers.
A historical letter from East Sofiel of the Weratezee discusses a nicotine and molasses spray for apple orchards. It notes limited but promising results, concerns about general recommendations, and plans by Smith to scale up trials in California. The mixture aims to retain nicotine on apples for up to two weeks to combat codling moth and related pests.
Radio guide lists Rep G D OBrien at 4:45 on Preservation of Inland Waterways Then a day of broadcasts including Farm and Home hour at 12:30, Rochester Civic Orchestra at 1:45, Music Guild at 2:30 and Press Photographers feature Later shortwaves cover Tokyo Berlin Moscow Rome Prague Boston and Caracas with varied programs including symphonies and Boy Scout hour
A correspondent discusses a new method that could eradicate the need for dormant spraying and costly washing equipment by proving effective against moths and eggs as well as mites mildew aphids and nearly all orchard pests. The writer states not yet proven and promises more details later while expressing strong local interest.
Slice avocado and bake name into thin strips. Marinate avocado slices in French dressing, mixing with the baked name slices. Refrigerate about one hour before serving as a light starter.
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