Deserted Factory Quest in Basen Marshes
Wicholaa Trench, Jerry Mordaunt and Ajolly O'Sarien plan to search a deserted Basen marsh factory for information about a million worth formula stolen from Afolly. In Molly's hotel room they worry a waiter is spying for Peter Orloff while Nick hires a hotel peg boy to observe happenings.
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Wicholaa Trench
Jerry Mordaunt
Ajolly O’sarien
Basen Marshes
Afolly
Molly
Jerry
Peter Orloff
Nick
Nick and Jimmy Dash To Rescue In London Night Chase
Nick and Jimmy race through the West End when the captive lady is secretly moved to a hospital for surgery. Jimmy reports how they tail the getaway car across Oxford Street and Paddington, finally cornering the truck in a back alley as a tense pursuit unfolds.
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Milan Hyery
Jimmy
Ataira
Flossie
West End
Oxford Street
Paddington
London
Sonny
Penn Publishing Co
Royal christening set for Naples broadcast by WEAF NEBC
New York reports a royal christening to be broadcast from the Naples palace in a week. Princess Maria Pla di Savoia, daughter of Crown Prince Umberto, leads the ceremony with WEAF NEBC plans for 9 am airtime. Radio listings follow with CHICAGO jamboree, Romberg music, and multiple programs across WEAF WABC and WIZ networks. Hawks previously trained to catch wild horses by netyas of Turkestan noted.
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New York
Naples
Waly
Maria Pla di
WEAF
NBC
U. of C
Rhythm Symphony
Tony Wons
Onera Guild
Mme
Butterfly
Hall of Fame
Victor Moore
Wm. Gaxton
Denver Post
Byrd
WABC
CBS
Nuremberg
Germany
Tey Review
J—N. Y. Philharmonic
F. D. Roosevelt
Detroit Symphony
Stoognagle
Budd
Sen. Norris
Nebraska
Wiz-Nbc
James Cagney
Morton Downey
Jack Benny
Joe Penner
Wmca-Abs
Boston
Hawks
Netyas
Turkestan
Influence of Big Business Seen in Santa's 1934 Pack
New York dispatch describes a streamlined Christmas in which Santa’s sack carries Tom Thumb size versions of Roosevelt era ideas and big business. Toys imitate speed trains and streamlined vehicles with electric features, Add-A-Room houses, skyscraper building kits, and luxurious doll furniture, plus dolls in fashionable wardrobes and a range of playful accessories and games.
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SANTA
New York
Santa Claus
Roosevelt
Nick
Gante
Big Business
Blouse Vogue Gains By Jean Patou in Paris Fashion
Paris reports a revival of the blouse as a key feminine garment. The season features blouses for all hours and functions from tailored shirtwaists to luxury dress blouses, with high collars, draped necklines, and versatile fabrics. Sweaters are now supplemented by refined blouse styles. The overall trend emphasizes varied cuts, bold necklines, and softer, more youthful details.
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Jean Patou
NEA Service
Paris
Lars
Blouse Adds Color Contrast to Dark Ensemble
The blouse emphasizes color and texture with a vivid contrast against a black or dark outfit. Its medium weight fabric and rich hue create a striking focal point, elevating a subdued suit or dress with a polished, refined touch.
Community Notes From Ladiesburg and Nearby Areas
Sunday gatherings mark visits among locals in Ladiesburg and Blue Ridge Summit. Residents report illness improving, surgeries proceeding well, and families hosting relatives from Camp Meade and York.
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Ladiesburg
Carroll Cover
Carroll, Jr
Charles Gardner
Blue Ridge Summit
Oscar Singer
Frank Gaver
Sandy Spring
E. D. Diller
Detour
Middleburg
Wade Corn
Stanley
Wiliam Krewzer
Jefferson
Leslie Gross
Carl Lightner
Mildred Gross
Alice Hefner
Messrs
Elwood Gross
Glen Ramsburg
Wiliam Lightner
Albert Staley
Helen
Mabel Dixon
Baltimore
Leslie Lynn
York
Walter
Alice Long
C. P. Delphey
Aters. Kolb
Washington, D. C
David Boslian
Middletown approves 40 cent tax rate for 1935
The Burgess and Commissioners set Middletown’s 1935 tax rate at 40 cents per $100, unchanged from the past two years. The town’s streets are largely paved allowing funds usually used for street work to support other needs including a new storage reservoir east of town. Federal Relief funds finance most of the project, but progress is slow due to a limited county relief crew. The rate takes effect January 1 with standard discounts for taxes paid before April 1, 1935.
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Middletown
Burgess and Commissioners
Relef
Count News Marriage Licenses and Public Notices
Marriage licensesListed: Orville D Admir 24 and Eleanor Elizabeth Cramer 21 both of Midletown George Edgar Fagen 29 5 North Bente Street and Helen Blaabeths Ausherman 20 Frederick Jutetson Ownership transfers: Clayton Stammer to Thurmont bank emunity 5 Mortis B Sthammtel and wife to Hurimont bank county 35 William Kela and wife to Ferim ers axl Mechanics National bank county 1u Orphans Court Accounts Filed First and final account of William J HHL administrator of Charles HH Hill died December 3 First account of Alta Weaning administrator of J Waller Weantor died December 11
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Orville D. Admir
Eleanor Elizabeth Cramer
Middletown
George Edgar Fagen
North Bente Street
Helen Blaabeths Ausherman
Frederick Jutetson
Clayton Stammer
Thurmont Bank
Mortis B. Sthammtel
Hurimont Bank
County
William
Kela
Ferimers Axl Mechanics Nuational Bank
Comity
Orphans Couart
Willian J. Hhl
Charles Hh, Hill
Alta Weaning
J. Waller Weantor
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Dawson
Wandsworth
Big Ben
Jimmy ‘Fox
Adio
Eye C
Butterfield Radio Editor
Chicago
Sigmund Romberg
Rose Rampion
Gibson Family
Dr. E. E. Free
Roxy and His Gone
Grete Stueckgold
Eider
Ison Orchestra
WJZ
Art In America
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
Patou
Count News
Greenawalt
North Court Street
Qual
Fellows
Rogers
Patrick
the Square
Markell & Ford
Carroll St
Frederick
Quaker City
Frederick's
North Market Street
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Merry Christmas
McCleery
Diamonds Watches Jewelry
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Xmas Sugges
Vancy
Zimmerman's Florist
College Avenue Rda
Fions
Haines’ Stock Market
Virginia
Frederick, Maryland
the Post
Rachives
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