Night Camp Confrontation Deepens Between Sandy and Tyra
Sandy visits Tyra at her fire and confronts the future of their alliance. Tyra declines warmth and hints at a nonpersonal motive while Sandy admits he wants more than a guide. He proposes staying near Tyra as they discuss traveling together to the plateau. The moment ends with an unexpected kiss and a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Helen
Gil
I Tyra
Tyra
Manuel
Finn Shane
Waite
Poe
Tyre
Andy
Commandos Come at Dawn film shoots in Canada
Hollywood producer Lester Cowan brings The Commandos Come at Dawn to Vancouver Island for filming with Canadian government support. The production plans six weeks on site to recreate a Norwegian village siege, using real soldiers and guns under strict censorship and cross-border cooperation. Paul Muni stars alongside Anna Lee and Lillian Gish as a Norwegian resistance leader who helps lead a mission against a German airfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA
Star
Hollywood
Dieppe
Lester Cowan
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Cowan
Canada
Norway
U. S. State Department
Los Angeles
Mili
Ottawa
Victoria
Bond
Army
Navy
Air Force
Paul Muni
Anna Lee
Lillian Gish
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Robert Coole
RCAF
Muni
England
How They're Hitting Three Hits And 24th Homer Weekend
Weekend action saw Charley Keller collect three hits including his 24th homer and raise his average to .279. Glenn McQuillen went 0 for 4 in game one, then delivered a two run double as a pinch hitter in game two, dropping his average. Rollie Hemsley saved a dozen chances as Keller drove in four runs across the three games. An oddity notes a train crossing three California counties in a single trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Keller
Glenn McQuillen
Steve Sandra
Rollie Hemsley
Keller
AB. H. Fei. McQuillen
Browns
Yanks
Hemsley
Lost World Journey Ends At The Shunned Plateau
The explorers push through brutal ridges and misty gorges toward a high plateau named The Lost World. Sandy, Tyra, and companions face perilous cliffs and scarce water while seeking an ancient Maya code, with Helen watching. A silent, uninhabited land looms, a place shunned by all men.
Taneytown Chamber outing features games and dinner at Pipe Creek Park
The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce held its annual outing at Pipe Creek Park with softball and horseshoe pitching among the amusements. An outdoor supper of fried chicken, baked ham, beans, potato chips, cole slaw, ice cream and cake followed, served by a committee led by Samuel E. Breth. Harmon Grace, home on furlough from Army War service, attended with others as part of the event. Officers and Taneytown Minute Men units were noted at a separate Armory event in Westminster last Thursday evening.
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Taneytown
Taneytown Chamber of Commerce
Pipe Creek Park
Samuel E. Breth
Earl Bower
Curtis G. Bower
Howell B. Boyer
Elmer Crebs
Claude
School of Instruction
Westminster
Local social notes from Emmitsburg area and surrounding towns
Emmitsburg residents Mr and Mrs James Vincent Brooks and daughter Anne and Harry Bayle visited relatives with Mr and Mrs Harry Borie over the weekend. John Moore of Canton Ohio stayed with Elmer Zimmerman. Miss Charlotte Miller spent the weekend in Fairfield Pennsylvania. Patricia and Frances Stinson return from an extended Canada vacation. Grace Rowe of Reisterstown visited town friends. Mrs James Hays and daughters returned from a Clifton New Jersey vacation with Mr and Mrs Harry Hays. Mrs George Winters and daughter Eleanor of Baltimore also spent the week with Mr and Mrs John Eyler, and Clyde Eyler of Baltimore was in town.
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Emmitsburg
James Vincent Brooks
Anne
Harry Bayle
Harry Borie
John Moore
Canton
Elmer Zimmerman
Charlotte Miller
Fairfield
Misser
Patricia
Frances Stinson
Canada
Grace Rowe
Reisterstown
James Hays
Harry Hays
Clifton
N. J
George Winters
Eleanor
Baltimore
John Eyler
Clyde Eyler
Bal
Weekend visits and a church benefit noted in local notices
The column records several weekend stays by residents visiting relatives in Silver Spring Dundalk Baltimore Richmond and Gettysburg. It also notes a Sodality benefit party at St Euphemia's Hall clearing 38 with attendees Misses Virginia Fitez Anna Genevieve Kugler and Marshall Fitez among others.
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Baltimore
A. H. Stinson
Ray Graham
Frederick
Edward Moser
Mildred
Gettysburg
Ray Maxell
St. Euphemia's Hall
Sodality of
St. Joseph
Mad State League Yesterday's Results
Tramsville defeated Woodbine by 12 to 3. New Market lost to Mt Airy. Liberty edged Fordfer with a close score. Sunday schedule features Woodsboro at Woodbine, Hamsville at Liberts, Mt Airy at New Market.
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Tramsville
Woodbine
Woodsborn
New Market
Mt Airy
Liberty
Woodsboro
Woodoine
Hamsville
Liberts
Matrimonial Millennium Lies in Honest Living and Courtesy
Dorothy Dix argues marriage thrives on mutual honesty, courtesy, and practical skills. She urges couples to learn budgeting, cooking, and respectful behavior before and after vows, avoid money squabbles, and value frank communication to keep romance and harmony alive.
Sykesville Area News and Notices of August Events
Aug 18 Fort Belvoir ceremony names Sykesville Ridgely as second lieutenant. local obituaries for Lieut Ridgely and community updates include garden club plans, renovations, and various visits by residents and relatives. marriages announced in Howard County. several families host gatherings and trips to Chicago, Philadelphia, Ocean Grove, and Cape May. Naval Academy entrant and Perrin Field postings noted along with local civic events and social visits.
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Sykesville
Wade Warfield Ridgely
Fort Belvoir
Mesdames Q. Ridgely
Mise
Beneetine Wimmer
Hidgely
Ernestine Wimmer
All Saints Chapel
Baltommore
Kenny
Philadelphia
Reed
Isaac
Jett Monday
Ocean Grove
Vacatio
Matrimonial Millennium Eludes Horizon in Belt Syndicate
Fragmentary phrasing notes hopes for a matrimonial millennium but finds no signs of its approach. Text references the Belt Syndicate Ines and hints at social shifts without clear events or dates.
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Ines
Wedding notices in Howard County Glimpses
Howard Musgrove stationed at Fort Bragg is mentioned among an extended wedding notice in Cooksville. The document lists guests from Howard County including Mr and Mrs Bernard Miller and others, with names like Norma Elizabeth Young and Walter Virbo Yrian. The passage notes a marriage and a wedding dinner at the bride’s home, with plans for the couple to reside in Catonsville, alongside various local attendees.
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Howard County
Mackabb
Mac-Alphine
Dro
Mans Kindler
Ivy Hill
Howard Musgrove
Cooksville
Musgrove
Fort Bragg
Fred Sherman
Bernard Miller
Misaes Onin
Mary Miller
Bilicolt Cato
Aussob Tanerabtidh
Howard Struthers
Norma Elizabeth Young
Joseph Yours
Hantlton
Walter Virbo Yrian
Marley C Sytecsitle
St Peter's Church
Ellicott City
Catonsville
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Orange
Yru
Sweet
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Onha
Mad. State League
War Production Board
Nicodemus
Court St
Dorothy Dix
Elplilizia
Grammnar
Etryeaore
Whyon
Oshkosh
Mary Hope Richeson
Maa Gerstenlauer
Howard Couoiry
Edward B. Powell
Washington
George W. Carr
Cape May
Roosevelt
White House
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
G Wilson Paul
Sergeant Robert Warren Paul
Marcjorie Loveless
Wichita Falls
Texas
Paul
Travis Methodist Church
San Antonio
Sergeant Paul
Perrin Field
Sherman
Claude Slagle
Elizabeth
Chester Cissel
Mary Alice
Philip Cissel
Roger
Edwin Cisst
West Friendship
Carrie Tucker
Derry
Marriattsville
Baudel
Tridelphia Pike
Jerry Tucker
William Pfeferkorn
Samuel Pfefferkorn
U. S Naval Academy
Annapolis
Etta Lee Ridgely
Charles H Ridgely
Spen
Eleanor Renehan
Richard Musgrove
Caprice
Cambridge
Kemaberg
KEY Hotel Bldg
Svensk
Fea
Fwurat
Cent A. & Palmer
TNE
Wei
Enale
Rence
Warner Brok
Nano Volne
Meritex
Walton Cront
LAD Rayon
Ty Opera House
DR. Gillespie
Brillians
S Gillespie
Lionel Barrymore
Philip Dorn
Jeana Reed
Nyoka
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