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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
7
Curt Feasysos pursues a perilous path through the Soerde Kiosohee indices to protect Rev. He teams with Paul St. to trail Igor Aeron Khan. The group is attacked by Klosokees near the river edge but escapes. A tense standoff and a crossing over troubled waters follow as truce talks loom.
Curt and his party avoid a planned ambush and set a defensive camp on a lake in the Siluar ranges. They reconnoiter two islets, establish a rock barricade, repair canoes, and erect sentry boxes as they prepare for possible contact with Elosohees in the Iskitimwah river area.
A lone figure evades unseen attackers after delivering gifts to northern tribes. He faces a sniper with LeNoir firing from the shore and flees toward a rendezvous at Old John’s lake while planning to meet Smash with an amphibian. The night deepens as a park spy looms tomorrow.
The page highlights upcoming stage shows and actors including Harold Gowith Maynard Goodson and Vicgeua Sale. It notes a range of acts from dramas to comedies and novelty pieces with short subjects and a statue project by E Hardine.
Rodeny Dutcher reports on the model code debate amid Johnson era federal planning aims. Labor and consumer boards demand formal implementation with joint industrial boards, impartial chairs, and robust reporting to guide policy and industrial peace. The piece also profiles Warren and Rogers as monetary policy advisers and notes a hearing on compensatory taxes for foods competing with pork.
Fragmentary dispatch describes porch rulings on pork, Jewish dietary habits, and secession talk on Maryland's eastern shore. It notes a $5,000 suit in Frederick over stock and deeds tied to Potomac Edison and Imperial Royalties, with attorneys Storm and Speferd. Also mentions rapid silkworm growth figures.
The Federal Council of Churches discussion centers on Gov Ralph of California and Gov Ritchie of Maryland. Bishop W J Wells introduces the dissection noting controversial remarks and responses to President Roosevelt’s condemnation of lynching.
Raymond I. Ford treasurer of Hood College traveled to Rochester New York to attend a conference of college and university executives. He planned to return Saturday or Sunday.
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