Treachery In Duraya Fort Ends In Elusively Safe Harbor
Marco Hubris and the Montana Hid Aare infiltrate Duraya fort to steal the emerald crown of Our Lady. They are betrayed, forced onto a ledge outside the governor's bedroom. Rosita and the governor plot wealth and power as she confesses a gringo’s involvement and the plan to capture him.
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Marco Hubris
Montana
Duraya
Rosia
Our Lady
Trada
Kovita
H-Ho
Rosita
Estrada
Rosta
Moe
Rubus
Mexico
Thegil
Astrada
Rositt
Min
Harper At Brothers
The General and Rosita in a Fateful Mexican Fort
The general and Rosita discuss love and danger amid treachery as a plot unfolds. Rosita asserts independence while the general contemplates power, wealth, and loyalty. A looming question about El Reed drives the tension toward a looming explosion at Duray Fort.
Immunization drive in county reports high vaccination reach
Dr Kefauver county health officer reports 1,186 children vaccinated in 1934 with toxoid and diphtheria antitoxin given to 2116. Typhoid preventive serum used for 351 people. measles cases total 1,233 with one death. Emphasizes immunization to prevent diseases like diphtheria, scarlet fever, and tetanus. No smallpox in county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
E ¢ Kefauver
Kefauver
Health Department
Koefatver
Physicians and Health Department
Governor’s Budget To Be Introduced Tonight In Annapolis
Annapolis Md Feb 4 Legislation opens sixth week of the session as lawmakers prepare to hear Gov Harry W Nice present the biennial 1936 37 budget in a joint session. The budget includes 30 629 000 in emergency revenue for relief pensions unemployment insurance and oyster bed rehabilitation plus revenue bills. The advisory revenue committee proposes 16 009 000 for current funds and relief by bonds and 8 000 000 for social and other 1936 37 needs.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Nice
House of Delegates
House
Senate
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
Treasury
Salvation Army Work Described to Zonta Club
Lou L. Wilson of the Frederick Salvation Army board addressed the Zonta Club at Hotel Frederick, outlining the Army’s global reach since 1865 and its 83 country presence. He noted services in 74 languages, the Young People’s Training Course, and family relief as key efforts in Frederick.
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Salvat' Army
Lou. L. Wilson
Frederick Salvation Army
Zonta Club
Prederick
Ignatus Byerlee
Anna Schantz
Wilson
Salvation Army
New York
Evangeline Booth
London
Ceneral Booth
Amy
Frederck
Evangeline Residence Effort Highlighted by Zonta Club
A Sunasy report notes Salvation Army Evangeline residences and a plan to aid young working women in Washington. Mr Wilson appeals to Zonta Club members to support this need, citing Army leaders trained for service and the greater shelter effort at Frederick.
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Sunasy
Scotts
Wisey
Salvation Army
Washington
Evangeline
Wilson
Frederick
Radio Editor Reports Huey Long to Broadcast Fourth Time
Senator Huey Long plans a fourth nationwide radio broadcast on CBS and NBC networks this week to discuss his Share the Wealth idea. NBC will air a Lincoln birthday tribute and a Gettysburg address dramatization. Radio listings include programs on WEAF WABC and WIJZ, plus plans for Lincoln day events and a National Republican Club dinner broadcast. The Frederick Production Credit Association notes growing support from farm supply houses for short term lending via co operatives in the region.
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New York
Huey Long
Louisiana
Wabc-Cbs
Lincoln
American Legion
Springfield
Joseph Tasek
CBS
NBC
Gettysburg Addeas
National Republican Club
Glen Frank
University of Wisconsin
Supply Nouses
Frederick Production Credit Association
Thomas S Anderson
Frederick Association
Child Kidnapped in St Paul Abduction Sparks Police Hunt
Four law enforcement agencies launched an intense hunt for June Haas a nine year old girl abducted while walking to school. Police sought to locate her ex convict father Charles Peter Whitson after he threatened to take her from her foster mother Mary Haas who has cared for the child for six years.
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St Paul
June Haas
Charles Peter Whitson
Mary Haas
News advertising pays big dividends for investors
Advertising in news media yields solid returns for advertisers as campaigns build reach and credibility. Industry data show higher recall and longer engagement for print and online news ads, attracting brands seeking trusted placements, measurable impact, and valuable audience targeting.
Police Court Cases Drag Through Quiet Monday Session
Justice Alton Bennett presided. Roland Leather and James Thomas were fined one dollar and costs each for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after prior noise warnings. Frank Juke Grove remains jailed for further commitment. Forfeitures: James Cramer 250, Charles Heider 250, Howard Grove 250 for drunkenness or disorderly conduct.
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Alton ¥. Bennett
Roland Leather
James Thomas
Charles Blumenauer Aade
Frank
James Cramer
Braddock Vicinity
Blumenauer
Charles Heider
Frank Dorsey
Howard Grove
Dorsey
Barbers Plan Annual Ball at Frederick Hotel
Frederick County Progressive Barbers Association held its regular meeting at Hotel Frederick Monday night with fifteen members present. A committee led by Harry Miller and Frank Garrett will arrange next month’s meeting and select a mace for the ball to be held on March 5.
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Frederick County
Progressive Barbers’ Association
Hotel Frederick
Harry Miller
Frank Garrett
Card Party Held at Raymond Marsden Home
A card party took place Saturday night at the home of Raymond Marsden at 103 East Seventh Street. Those who sent invitations included Mrs and Mr Raymond.
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Raymond Marsden
East Seventh Street
Weresair
Raymond
Marsden and Daughter Face Community Tribute
Margaret, Mr and Mrs Perry Lawson, Lee Lewis, Rey Taiber, S Taber, Bud Smith and Miss Mary Baker are named among attendees and participants in a local event honoring Marsden and his daughter, reflecting community ties and local recognition.
Tiny electric lamps mount on backs of Lone theater seats
Tiny electric lamps have been mounted on the backs of seats at the Lone theater to let patrons read programs in the dark, providing subtle illumination without disturbing others.
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Oman
el Reed
Hwachithue
Duray
L. L. Wilson
Ly Meeting
Chicago
Chichestera
MD. Chick Hatchery Inc
Patrick Rt
Fastway
Vishna Nest
Adio Day
Ray
C E. Butterfield
Weafnbc
New Time
Ben Bernie
Lupe Velez
Ed Wynn
Tom Gerun
WABC
Bing Crosby
Isham Jones
Walter O'Keefe
Emery Deutsch
WEAP
Women'’s Radio Review
Kate Smith
Curtis Symphony
Wdiz
Radio City
Rochester Civic Symphony
By the
Chalfonte
Haddon
Haddon Hall
Leeds and Lippincott Company
Atlantic City
Southern Dairies
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Southern Dairies Ice Crem
Lydia E. Pickham
Valentines Itctor
Berger’s Book Mart and Gift Shop
Crosley
Shelvador
Albert
Palmer & West
Nna
Thrift
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick No
North Market Street
Dr. Caldwell
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Frederick, Md
Ford Laboratory
Frederick Motor CO
West
Patrick Street
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
B. R
Warner Wave Studio
N. Market
Shes
Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltlmera City
Eradariek
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