Fateful Meeting at the Legation Club
In the billiard room of the Legation Club Fox waits for Novaes while Allaire and Terry Willett discuss plans and danger. A tense meeting hints at political intrigue, a looming disruption, and a perilous path as characters weigh loyalty, risk, and a possible power shift.
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Aliatra
Dillard
Allaire
Big Shots
Novaes
Darling
Willett
Fox
Foreign Service
Mystery at Rosina B Docks Stirs Shipments and Secrets
Willett confronts a shipping agent named Hilder over a warehouseed shipment on a Rosina B dock. Fox advises caution while plotting steps, warning of jail for any sackings. Terry moves toward the docks as tension rises and a file of communications seems blocked.
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Jett
Fox
Willett
Hilder
Spig
Rosina B
Loch” Allaire
George
David Garthanne
Tarey
First Federal Court favorable to the government cheers SEC effort
Washington December 1 The first Federal Court order favorable to the government brought some cheer to the securities commission tonight as it faced an almost solid unity up against the holding company With midnight the deadline for registration of utility companies only a few complied Judge William H L Holly of Chicago announced the decision affirming that registration does not impair the utilities rights The ruling upheld the commission's contention that trustees for reorganization of Utilities Securities Corporation must register Hartrey Baez Baltimore December 2 Several local notices report church membership, visits, and property transactions among residents including Rev H H Swim Quentin Erkens, Jay Kahn and family Arwood Hess purchasing a Gwiltan dwelling and moving January 1 Mrs Minnie Hefesay in Los Angeles planning visit to Maryland relatives
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L Ower
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Holly Cago
SEC
Uereorganization of Utilities Securities Corporaons
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Seaman Shriver
Gettysburg
Taabel Eckenmide
Janns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
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D. Saider
Gster
Ruth
Arwood Hess
Wew Guitlan Dewelling
Possim
Harry J. Wolff Tu
Ernest Sait
Brideepom
Minnia Hefesay
Los Angeles
Calii
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Hollywood Beauty Laboratories and the Max Factor Era
A vivid portrait of early Hollywood makeup artistry. It describes Max Factor as the dominant figure, his lab practices with rabbits for cosmetic testing, and his team introducing consultation rooms and advanced lighting to tailor beauty to clients. The piece notes the shift from past grotesque on-screen makeup to refined glamour and mentions related studio trades and aging techniques used to create realism on set.
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Biological Laboratory
Shirley Temple
Wallace Beery
Max Factor
Penn White
Ants Stewart
Mary Milas Minter
Factor
Magic
Jeter
Farmers face processing taxes passed to consumers says Black
Washington reports Dr A G Black, head of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, notes processing taxes on AAA products have not been absorbed by processors but passed to consumers. He suggests exploring better financing for farm adjustment and cites studies on effects, especially for wheat, cotton and hogs.
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Agriculture Department
AAA
A. G. Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lanmers
Ants and elf aid a ladder to a hidden winter shelter
A whimsical scene unfolds as ants, guided by an elf, harvest sugar and build a living ladder of vines to reach a secret dwelling. Becomes busy with Beehive visitors, while Duncy and Bronty plan to finish their winter task and avoid fatigue. The tale hints at a continuation in the Times.
Union Bridge News Roundup from December Items
Local residents gathered in Union Bridge for visits among families including Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cover and Mrs. Woram of Waco New Jersey. Retirement sale announced for John E Buffington after 26 years farming. Roy C Black to rent farm. Interchurch leaders exchange planned with Union Lutheran and Wakefield churches. Cat bite illness reported but improving. Socials include Berry Moser visiting Easterday, and a large family dinner hosted by Bucher John. Besthren Ladies' Aid met at E D Pevers with productive work. The Oriole singing event Sunbarns Sue at Elmer Well high school drew four hundred attendees.
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Stuart Cover
Bromizy Worem
Waco
New Jersey
R. J. Walden
Stuart
Woram
Bettie Cover
Emily Norris
John E. Buffington
W. J Hames
Roy C. Black
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Lutheran
Roger Lentz
Methodist Protestant Church
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Raymond Hyde
Bath Hill
Harry Mitten
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Wakefield Society
oMos
Berry Moser
Hagersoon
Art projects and political voices mix in turbulent times
A fragmented 1930s style piece cites WPA art critics and patrons urging support for artists while warning of economic strain. It quotes HMoger Cabri calling for broader backing, Senator Thomas and Rev. Coughlin on global tension, and Dr. Jones J. Henry on farmer costs. Secretary Wallace notes rapid opinion shifts.
Washington reports drop in home employment under New Deal
Washington dispatch says employment fell by 3,000,000 in the first two years of Roosevelt’s term, per a government relief pamphlet issued by Works Progress Administrator Harry L. Hopkins. The document cites research from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration showing 12,000,000 workers unemployed last March, down from a 15,000,000 peak in March 1933, tied to social security planning committees.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopking
Works Progress Administrator
Jones
Committees On Nations Security
Minister Paul Holdcraft Reaches 25 Years In Ministry
Rev. Dr. Paul E. Holdcraft native of Frederick and pastor of Emmanuel United Brethren church marked 25 years in ministry with a special sermon in Hagerstown Maryland. He has served at Rayville Baltimore County Walkersville Keedynville York Pa and Baltimore before arriving in Hagerstown in 1929.
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Paul E. Holdcraft
Frederick
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Rayville
Baltimore County
Walkersville
Keedynville
York, Pa
Baltimore
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