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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
12
A 12 juror panel began deliberations in the Roger Touhy case after a week of testimony. Witness Factor identified Touhy and two others as his captors in a 12 year ordeal. If convicted, jurors may impose a minimum five year sentence or the death penalty.
June Grabine daughter of the White Sox president begins a bold project to build a business from the ground up. The piece highlights her early actions and public profile in a sparkling, candid portrait.
A fragmentary social page lists visits and guests in Sykesville and surrounding towns. It mentions Miss Pauline Levis hosting events, invitations from Miss Virgins Womner, and numerous local residents visiting relatives, attending services, and attending gatherings in Washington and Baltimore.
The Gem theatre in Thurmont will reopen today under Francis A Bowling from Gettysburg, who will rename it the New State. He plans to install improved sound equipment and a new screen to enhance reproduction quality. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Athur Flanigan was held at the Byler's Valley home with music by Frogious fiddlers and plenty of refreshments. The Ladies' Bible class of St John’s Lutheran Church will hold its annual doughnut sale on February 13. Local residents include William Bright at Franklin and Marshall, John Stottlemyer at the University of Maryland, and Carol Schild who underwent an appendix operation at Frederick City Hospital.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses a book discussing English children in a disordered house with an end-of-world belief. It mentions an orphan girl under a guardian, a village doctor’s daughter, and a guardian woman guiding her. The prose is garbled but centers on child figures and grim settings.
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