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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1937
Page
9
A fragmentary report hints at a state inquiry into cat eating practices. Officials are examining safety standards and possible violations as residents await fuller details. No names or places are confirmed in the readable text.
Fragmentary text mentions a death at a studio and several named figures including Anne, cronus dancer, and police arrest of Thorne Drygen. Details are garbled with many misreads making core facts uncertain.
In a dramatic chapter Lorna reveals her plan to vanish to protect Thorne while Vronski’s blackmail unravels. Anne and Bigelow debate the risk and public attention as Lorna seeks shelter, hoping the ruse aids the defense and preserves her image.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a disjointed header and garbled comments about trends and travels. The readable bits name Eldelaide Kerr and a column titled Modes of the Moment with unclear content following.
John D Rockefeller Jr will participate in a WJZ NBC broadcast on February 17. The program aims to support naval preaching decisions with Dr. E. Stanley Jones delivering a farewell message. about 10 000 churches plan simultaneous dinners and broadcasts.
A fragmented Wednesday radio guide lists programs and times across NBC CBS and affiliated stations. Entries include Al Jolson and Eddie Guest programs, Ben Bernie and Henry Busse orchestras, School of the Air, dramatic readings, and international features from London Moscow and Berlin.
A ten year license from the Potomac Edveon Company to Sears Tae Wick and Company was recorded in the clerk’s office. The grantors moved the right of ingress and egress and access through West District Street to Potomac Rho Company property to South Court Street. The recording date is March 1, 1937.
A court column lists numerous marriage license filings across Pennsylvania towns including Montoursville Williamsport Chambersburg and Roanoke with ages and involved parties. Names appear with spouses and locations though some OCR errors obscure exact spellings and places.
A Hollywood feature contrasts a full canal set with a tiny lot. Andre Cheran leads casino prologue as a croupier while Fred MacMurray and Carole Lombard film scenes. The article notes the fake background and studio limitations, yet promises convincing footage.
Allegations by the burgess and commissioners of Middletown disputing pavement duties are denied in an Orphans Court answer by John Loutogahn and Mra Edelle Hautzahn executors of Foster Routramn's will. The town sought pavement on the west Adele Street alley on the Rutgahn estate property. the court may hear jurisdiction arguments next.
Myrna Loy returns as Nora Charles in After The Thin Man at the Tivoli with Nick and Nora adventures. James Stewart Jim Farley Jessie Ralph co star as a San Francisco crime caper unfolds with witty dialogue and brisk suspense. Opera House shows a murder story Smart Donde with Glenda Farrell Barton MacLane supported by Winston Shaw and others.
A wet Jolly Pals gathering organized by new members met at the home of president Miss T Louise Wrichter Utes. The business meeting awarded a prize to Mehel Ratlliemeer Gomes and noted other attendees including Misses Thith Wrainird Fogle Dollier Wachter and Messre Willant Whetest Albert Main Mehrl Riddlempe.
An interview with Mrs Ethel McClure in Chambersburg recounts her battle with illness and a strenuous daily effort to regain health. She describes pain, recurrent weakness, and the search for effective remedies, noting a turning point after trying a new medicine and improved strength after therapy.
United States immigration agents pursued a man near Pembina on February 1 who resembled the fugitive Sliver Chirkes Mutton of Takoma Washington. The detainee gave a false name Slanuluus Potocki 14 and was arrested for illegally promoting a candy scheme known as legally enticing the Vite Stes com Candy.
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